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The sun., 1913-10-26

Wrx Jones - WGodm"Ie. l.. T., has pur-
chased a new white bull terrier and he IL
! very good one at that II is "A light
seignt dog with good head capital
body and wonderful bone lie will be
known as Bare knuckles he Is a son of
Champion iiaymarkct Blazer and a close
relation ~ the well known Champion
Noross ratfcian. Nj. Jones acquired
Bare Knuckles in curious and lucky
way. Recently he was on a fishing trip
81 Canada. and the dog happened along
lie inquired into his ownership. and over
lures for the purchase Of the dog having
been renewed on Mr. Jones's return "a
New York Bare Knuckes arrived In this
city on Thursday last in excellent condi-
zion Bare Knuckles will be exhibited a,
an early date.
The sun., 1913-10-26

Mrs. Madge Thorpe OF Neck road.
Brighton Beach, l., l., the we'll known
owner and Judge Of toy dogs left for the
other side last week She was accom-
panied by Mrs Swindells Mrs. Thorpe
vii! remain In England some time. and
while there will fulfil some lmportan;
commissions and also purchase dogs for
herself She Will return in time for the
New York and Philadelphia shows. Mrs.
Thorpe will stay for little while at
Southport and then go on To her home
town, Bradford. Yorkshire
The sun., 1913-10-26

With the liv. stock event to be held in
the Exhibition Park. Toronto. Ontario
November 10 to %, there promises to be
capital dog show with money prizes
In the 3lS classes. The entry fees ar"
81 and 81. The Boston terriers will be
judged by Or. g. A. White OF Chicago
H. Thomas Grisdale of New York will
look over the bulldogs and James Nor
timer takes all the other breeds with the
exception Of Airedale terriers, for which
variety the judge has not yet been ap-
pointed. Entries close on November 7
with a 7. Westervelt, Temple building,
Toronto.
The sun., 1913-10-26
Rodney Rose Nntd Entered.

Mmiatnr, bulldogs viii be fratur" Of
IN. coming iiuldog club show run
classification has been made. which should
bring into competition many int"'ih-
tionai winners.
Prominent among the competitors viii
be Rodney Rose Maid II Very typical
dark bindle. which Charles Hopton has
entered Rose Maid came out at IN"
pittsburg show under Charles Wood.
who placed her over "A big entry. Ns II
PUPPY sh. defeated the imported winner.
Thornbury Mac. st John, BLACK Media
and others of frame.
The sun., 1913-10-26

A few years ago Joseph M"Aieenan "r
New York built large range of kennels
at Florham Park, ~ J. They are probably
the most capaciuus in the country. For
some time they hav. not been In use. but
now they have been leased by J. b. Ab"l
Of St Louis, Mo. who has come East 10
live. Mr. Abel is n keen breeder and
owner Of smooth fox terriers. and his pre-
fix. "Nioia" Is very well known among
showgo.rs in New York az we'll as in the
middle West and West. Mr.. Abel means to
carry on fox terrier breeding operations
on "a large scale.
The sun., 1913-10-26
Susi~'s Memory Prrpetuat-d.

som" tim. ago Mine N.rnona Jarheau
lost her kennel maid. Susan MCcaugh.y.
who had been a lifelong devoted member
rather than servant of Mime Jarboau's =
family. Susi. was "A popular figure at
shows. and now IL is the intention OF her
one" mistress 10 perpetual" Susan Nc
taugh"ys memory by presenting "A tru-
phy, named for Susie. to III. New England
French Bulldog club This sterling silver
cup VIII h- offered for competition fur thu.
ms, tim" AZ the French bulldog club :
show 'o hr held AZ Hostun ON November
2 and 4
The sun., 1913-10-26

Thomas +. Hunter of Philadelphia was
among the exhibitors Of collies AT the
Scottish Kennel club show held In the
Waverley Market. Edinburgh. There
were 200 entries, and Mr. Hunter won
In collie bitches with Knocklayde Queen
Grace Altogether the Hunter represent
tative won five first and "A challenge GER
tiicate Queen Grace will arrive In her
new home soon and will he exhibited mt
the New York. Philadelphia and Boston
shows, The collie judge at Edinburgh
was w. Il. Horny.
The sun., 1913-10-26

The Bull Terrier Club OF America will
hold it's eighth show ut the Bush Term-
nal Building Brooklyn. N. ", on Satur-
day. December l3, James Mortimer will
judge the dogs In the thirty-three classes,
including two winners classes. each car
rying an American Kennel Club rating OF
four championship points Nearly 100
special prices will be offered. The dogs
will be looked after by special stan
made up OF members of the club.
The sun., 1913-10-26

James Conway of this city has suffered
n severe loss. the bull bitch Haywood
Rose having died in whelping to his well
known Bayardo, Haywood Rose was Il
daughter OF Champion Haywood Marquis
and Jovial Queen. Bayardo has sired eX-
celent puppies and his breeding is very
good. since he is by Ben Stone out Of
Venus
The sun., 1913-10-26

1t H. probable that police dog trials viii
b. held about the date of the Albany. y.
V. show and the proceeds given to "A
society established for the prevention of
cruelty 10 animals which has it's head
quarters In the n.ighborhood OF Albany
The German Shepherd Dog Club has been
asked for it's valued support, and In all
probability will give It,
The sun., 1913-10-26
Miss Iimwer Gets Pair.

The Closebuin Kennels West Caldwell
y. j. have shipped a brace of young deer
hounds to Miss Alice Hag-r Of san Fran
cisco The dog is by Heather King out
OF Closeburn Countess and tn. bitch IL "A
daughter of Champion clos.burn Clans
man and Midlothian Mrthful. This Is the
choicest of blood and the West starts wei!
with the best strain In tn. East. These
Young d.crhOunds will bc exhibited AT III.
coming California shows
The sun., 1913-10-26

|; is reported that IN" bulldog White
Marquis Will be the next of the breed 10
cross the Atlantic hound for New York
White Marquis is the property Of sam
trab,l." of Manchester. England and
the dog has m'n accomplishing much
winning of LAT" Il'hough h" ~ only IA
months old. H. 1T prominent win was "A,
Edinburgh. where he secured the priz.
in the championship class. This dog Will
cost not less than sl.500 and he IL un
douhtedly a bulldog OF very high merit
The sun., 1913-10-26
Albany judge List <eHrlS Full.

The list %! judges for the Albany show,
which Is set for November 2S and 30. Is
practically completed Among the promi =
nent authorities selected are w r. Fat
terson. Airedales; Edward Outhct, point
ers settlers and cocker spaniels; Robert
Sedgwick. Jr,, Scottish West Highland
White and Welsh terriers. Mrs, William
u, Drew. BULLDOGS. and Charles iiopton
doing the all round work,
The sun., 1913-10-26

The celebrated collie Parbold Picador
has been purchased by Dr. o, T.. Bennett
Of Washington. III. Picador has been a
most successful sire. and he Is well known
on both sides Of the Atlantic as one OF the
most prominent dogs in this respect, of
tho century. Parhold Picador was bought
from w T. Mason, England The dog will
row Join "A kennel renowned for the ex.
.e'l'nc" Of It's stud and show dogs, since
h' Bennett also owns Champion Seedley
superior and Tasewell Triumph.
The sun., 1913-10-26

The Airedale Terrier Club OF America
will hold its show on December 6 on the
roof garden OF the Hoffman House
There is excellent accommodation at this
well known resort there being plenty Of
room for the necessary benching and am
pie space for the visiting public
The sun., 1913-10-26
Judge. for ohio Field Trials.

Judges have been appointed for the
South Ohio Field trials to be- held at
ptllsborOugh. Ind. on November ..
George G. Walker and Thomas Peter will
make the awards in the open and all age
stakes. &. II. cord and George II. IIar-
ris will pick the best puppies and dogs
In the open derby and shooting dog
events There is plenty OF game and ex-
cellent sport is expected.
The sun., 1913-10-26
Rodney Forceps Goes West.

Another good bulldog has Just left the
Rodney Kennels and has gone into the
West. This IL &. q. Hopton's imported
winner Rodney Forceps, the smart red
brindle which won three frsts ana IN,
cup for the hest of the breed at Bingham
ton. Forcepss new owner intends to
campaign him on the Pacific coast
The sun., 1913-10-26
Jackson's Fireny speediest.

For Lord Lonsdale's hound trial. an
annual event, held this month in Lowther
Park. Penrith. England. there were sixty
seven entries, The race was won by
Jackson's Firehy. which covered the ten
miles In - minutes Q seconds.
The sun., 1913-10-26
Mrs, Hungerford Sell. to Two.

Mrs A. Hungerford OF the South
Shore Kennels of Nay Shore has sold
the red dachshund bitch Gwendelinde
South shore to &. Little of brooklyn.
W. T.. Hawkins. who has been interested
with Daniel l.. Rtchey OF New York in
bulldogs, also has gone In for dachshunds.
and he has purchased some good stock,
especially black and tan dog. from
Mrs. Hungerford. who possesses such II
good kennel OF these attractive and useful
dogs
The sun., 1913-10-26

In reference to the proposed acceptance
OF John f. Horraxs miniature bulldog
challenge match which appeared In THE
SUN some weeks ago. Mr.. Horrax wants
to say that 1t IL impossible to accept G.
q. Hoptons offer to accept the once pro-
posed wager. as he (Horrax) some time
ago sold the dog referred to. which trans
action was noted In THE SUN of Septem-
Der 25.
The sun., 1913-10-26

George $, Thomas OF Hamilton. Mass
will return from England In time to Judge
the French Bulldog Specially Show TO be
held In Boston on November 8 and 6.
The sun., 1913-10-26
KENNEL
DIRECTORY
PEKINGEsE.
PEKINGEsE.
At Stud; The Imported Pekingese
Dog, WI WI Of Newman

VA Wa Is Young and parti- -coiored dog o.!
great merit. He is the son OF champion
aud grandson OF the champion of All cham.
plun-, Chu,rh ot Aldsrbourue To breed
from Wa WI of Newnham means the op
portunitv Tor obtaining the best blood that
thc world possesses ~ tNls old and valued
breed Fee sli Mrs Freeman Lloyd. 81 ".
io'h St y. Y Ci'y. Tel G7ss Chelsea.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-21
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

Important meetings of the finance
and military committees of the house
will be held this morning at nine
O'Clock in the Capitol building.
Chairman Sheldon stated yesterday
the Judiciary committee report on the
Kalakiela investigation was now in the
process of ensembling and that it would
be ready within few days for pre-
sentation TO the house. Sheldon would
not volunteer any statement as to what
conclusion the committee had arrived
at during the various hearings on the
Kaiakiela self probing resolution. The
report, which will be rather voIumIn.
Gus, will be printed, he said.
The city BARRIERS will be heard this
afternoon before the health and police
committee Of the house on Tayares
bill, which is designed to repeal tn,
Sunday closing Of the barber shop stat
ute. The pros and cons Of the biz
question, which is agitatlng the ton
sorial artists, will be gone fully int,
aud undoubtedly good many shop
will be closed while the meeting Is ON
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-21
UNITED STATES SENATORS

The following are the members Of
tbc senate Of the United States In tho
-ixty.thfd Congress, ss nearly com.
HIoio ns The iist can be made up.
Pick out the representatives Of your
state aud communicate with your law.
makers, telling them what "ffce
sugar OF any radical reduction Of the
sugar tafin will mean 10 Hawaii.
Address your correspondence "Care
Dt thc senate, Washington, ID. c.
full list of the members Of the
house of representatives will bo pub
lishcd in these columns tomorrow. Cut
out these lists for future use.
SENATORS.
President, Thomas r. Marshall, Dem,
Of Indiana.
Secretary, Charles G. Bennett, Rep,
Of New York.
Alabama- p. o. Address.
Joseph +. Johnston (D) Bermingham
John II Bankhead (D)..... Fayette
Arizona
Marcus A. Smith (D)........T Tucson
Henry +. Ashurst (D) Prescott
Arkansas
bhllfn tihiht wy "A@iNNit ANOth
Joseph r. Robinson (D)
California
George Q. Perkins (R) ....... Oakland
John d. Works (R). Los Angeles
Colorado
Charles 8. Thomas (D)...... Denver
John F.. Shafroth (D). .,..... Denver
Connecticut
Frank B Brandegee (R) New London
George p. Mclean (R). .Simsbury
Delaware
Henry A. Du Pont (R) 80. Wilmington
Willard Salisbury (D))...."......
Florida
Duncan U. Fletcher (D) Jacksonville
Nathan p Bryan (D) Jacksonville
Georgia
Hoke Smith (D). Atlanta
Augustus o. Bacon (D)........ Macon
Idaho
James II. Brady (R) )............
William Z. Borah (R)........... Boise
Illinois
Not yet elected.
Not yet elected.
Indiana
Benjamin +. shively (D). South Bend
John w, Kern (D)........I Indianapolis
Albert b. Cummins (R). .Des Moines
William S. Kenyon (R).. Fort Dodge
Kansas
Joseph L. Bristow (R). salina
VIM. II. Thompson (D) )...........
Kentucky
William o. Bradley (R). Louisville
Ollie NJ. James (D). Marion
Louisiana
John R. Thornton (D).... Alexandria
Joseph E. Ransdell (D) Il. Providence
Maine
Charles F. Johnson (D). -. .Waterville
+. c. Burleigh R).........."....
Maryland
John w. Smith (D). ......... Snow Hill
William p. Jackson (R).,.. Salisbury
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge (R)....... Nahant
j. w. Weeks (R).................
Michigan
Charles Z. Townsend (R) jackson
VIM. Alden Smith (R). =. Grand Rapids
Minnesota
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-21

Moses E Clapp tR)......st. Paul
knute Nelson (H.....s.AleSandria
Mississippi
John sharp Williams (D)...... Ynzoo
James X Nafdaman tD)..... jackson
Missouri
William ,. Stone U) jefferson city
James a. Reed (D)....Kansns City
Montana
Henry J.. Myers (D) ...... Hamilton
r. J. Walsh D)...,.......... Helena
Nebraska
Gilbert VI. Hitchcock D) )..... Omaha
George w. Norris (R)....... McCook
Nevada
Francis @. Ncwlands (D),...... Reno
Key Pittman (D).........T Tonopah
New Hampshire
Jacob II. Gallinger (R).......C Concord
Not yet elected
New Jersey
James +. MARITIME (D)..... Plainfeld
William Hughes (D).... Paterson
New Mexico
Thomas b. Catron (R)...... .Sarta Fc
Albert b. Fall (R) )...... Three Rivers
New York
James A. O'Gorman D). New York
NuIln NdIOllHd
Lee S. Overman (D). Salisbury
Furnifold M. Simmons (D).... Raleigh
North Dakota
AISLE j. Gronna (R) Lakota
Porter j. MeCumber (R) go. Wahpeton
Ohio
Theodore E. Burton (R). 80. Cleveland
Atlee Pomerine (D).......... Canton
Oklahoma-
Thomas P. Gore (D). ... .Lawton
Robert L. Owen (D). ....... .Muskogee
Oregon
George E. Chamberlain (D). Portland
Harry Lane (D) ..,...............
Pennsylvania
Boies Penrose (R). ..... Philadelphia
George T. oliver (R). ..... Pittsburgh
Rhode Island
Henry f. Lippitt (R)..... Providence
lie Baron B. Colt (R)
South Carolina
Ellison d. Smith (D). ....... Florence
BENZ. r. Tillman (D)....... Trenton
South Dakota
Coe l. Crawford (R). Huron
Thomas Sterling (R).
Tennessee
Luke Lea (D).,............. Nashville
John X. Shields (D) ........,....
Texas
Charles A. Culberson (D). .....D Dallas
Morris Sheppard (D). .Texarkana
Utah
Reed Smoot (R). Provo
George Sutherland (R). Salt Lake City
Vermont
William p Dillingham; (R). Waterbury
Carroll S. Page (R)........ Hyde Park
Virginia
Claude A. Swanson (D). 80. Chatham
Thomas S. Martin (D). .Charlots willie
Washington
Wesley l.. Jones (R) Yakima
Miles PoindeXter (R).........S Spokane
West Virginia
William f. Chiffon (D). Charleston
Nathan b. Golf (R) ...............
Wisconsin
Isaac Stephenson (R). .... Marinette
Robert M. La Toilette (R) f. Madison
Wyoming
Clarence d. Clark (R). ..... Evanston
Francis E. Warren (R)...... Cheyenne
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-21
INAUGURATION COST $4,000.

WASHINGTON, March Woodrow
Wilson's inauguration as President OF
the United States cost approximately
$4,000 The expenditures of the citi-
zens inaugural committee were about
$4,000, while the receipts from all
sources were approximately $4,000
The deficit of $4,000 will be made up
from the guaranty fund of $sS,000
which was subscribed in Washington
The joint congressional inaugural com
mittee spent about $4,000, appropri
ated by the congress.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-21
PIlls cuRfp lsaIo nAfs.

mo UIhIMEhI D THnuIred
~ slfe any eass d itching Blind.
Bleeding of ffotmdine PILES usts
- dafh hofmeney refunded Made Is
PARIS MEDICINE 90 Saint loos
y Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-21
QUICK RESULTS.

An ordinary attack Of diaThoea may
ba cured by single dose of Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera, aud DIarrhoea
Only ~ the most severe eases
10 second Or third dose required Try
a. for sale by Benson, Smith s co,
Ltd. agents for Hawai-, Advertisement
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-21

The following are the members of
the house of representatives of the Uni
ted States in the Sixty-third Congress,
as nearly complete as the list can be
made up.
Pick out the representatives of your
State and communicate with your law
makers, telling them what free
sugar. or any radical reduction of the
sugar tariff will mean to Hawaii.
Address your correspondence "Care
of the House of Representatives, Wash
ington, d. c."
Cut out these lists for future use.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Alabama
George W. Taylor (D),... ,Demopolis
S. IL Dent, Jr. (D) go. Montgomery
Henry D. Clayton (D). Eufaula
+. l.. Blackmon (D) .AnmstOn
j. Thomas Hefiin (D) ..... Lafayette
Richmond 2, Hobson (D) Greensboro
john l.. Burnett (D) ........ .Gadsden
William Richardson (D) ..Huntsql Il
Oscar w. Underwood (D) Birmingham
At Large,
]. w. Abercrombie (D) 80. Tuscaloosa
Arizona
Carl Hayden (D) ...........P Phoenix
Arkansas
t. II. Carraway D) ...... .Jonesboro
w. A. Oldfeld (D) ...... Batesville
John c. Floyd (D) .......... Yellville
o. Il. Wingo (D) .......... Dequeen
II. NJ. Jacoway (D) ..... .Dardenelle
S. Nj. Taylor (D) ........ Pine Bluff
W. s. Goodwin (D) ........ Warren
California
William Kent (R) ......... Kentfield
J. L. Raker (D) ...... 49,. Alturas
Chas. +, Curry (R) Sacramento
Julius Kahn (R) .......S San Francisco
j. L. Nolan (R) ,...,. San Francisco
Joseph r. Knowland (R).., Alameda
ID. $. Church D) ...........F Fresno
Everis A. Hayes (R) ........S San Jose
C. w. Bell (R) ........, Pasadena
William D Stephens (R) Los Angeles
William Kettner (D) ......San Diego
Colorado
George Kindel (D) .......,.. Denver
II. II. seldomridge (D)ColOrado Springs
AT Large.
Edw. T. Taylor (D) Glenwood Springs
Edward Keating (D) ,..,n.,P Pueblo
Connecticut
Augustus Lonergan (D) .. Hartford
y. +, Mahan (D) ..,,... New London
Thomas l., Reilly (D) ...... Merider
Jeremiah Donavan (D) South Norwalh
VIM Kennedy (D) ,,,.,,, NaugatueI
Delaware
At Large.
! Franklin BFoekson (D).. Wilmington
/ Florida
/ stephen NJ sparkman (D) ,.. Tampi
, Frank CLARK (D) ,,,,.,.,, ,Gainesylil,
Emmett Wilson CD) .,,... Pensacoll
~ large
Claude L'EnFle 90 .,,Jacksou,il
! Georgia
J Charles q Edwards lnl ... sayannaI
= a RoiAmhffF tpl ThamasNlu
William a Adamsan Dl CauollioI
So. p lioaHrl fnI ..........- Des8ta
Charles !. lauiat ln3 ,-st. NaloI
: Gordon De dll .... Chitsanaus
= q fallls .hI r...tss.. AfAan
fhamal = hfl InI .. GaneslI Ill
ThHma. s. ualinlsb tnI tanaenfIll
u d NalhH 0h| ...H NHaaH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-21
UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVES

D. M. Hughes (D) ..... Danville
Idaho
Burton L. French (R) ..... Moscow
Addison T. Smith (R). Twin Falls
Illinois
Martin B. Madden (R) ..... Chicago
James R. Mann (R) ....... Chicago
George r. German (D) ..... Chicago
James 7. McDermott (D) ....Chicago
A. j. SABBATH (D) ........... Chicago
James McAndrews D) .... Chicago
Frank Buchanan (D) ..... Chicago
Thomas Gallagher (D) -. Chicago
Fred A. Britten (R) ....... Chicago
Chas. M. Thomson (R) ..... Chicago
Ira C. Copley (R) ..... Aurora
VIM. Hinebaugh (R) ......... Ottawa
John c. Mckenzie (R) -. .Eliz lbeth
C. II. Tavenner (D) E. .Cordova
Stephen A. Hoxworth (D) .., .Rapatee
Claude U. Stone (D) ...... Peoria
Louis Fitz Henry (D) -, Bloomington
Frank It. O'Hair (D) ...... -. Paris
Chas. NJ. Borches (D) ....... Decatur
H. t. Rainey (D) ......... .Carrollton
J. Nj. Graham (D) ....... Springfield
w. N. Baltz (D) ........... .Millstadt
M. d. Foster (D) ...... ...... .Olney
II. r. Fowler (D) ...... .Elizabethtown
r. I. Hill (D) ...... ....... Marion
At Large.
w. Il. Williams (D) ...... .Pittsfeld
l.. b. Stringer (D) ......... Lincoln
Indiana
Chas. Iieb (D) ...... $3.50. RockpOrt
William A. Cullop (D) 49,. Vincennes
w. II. Cox (D) ...... ...... Jasper
Lilcoln Dixon (D) North Vernon
Ralph w Moss (D) Center Point
f. H. Gray (D) ....... .Connersville
Charles A. Korbly (D) Indianapolis
John A. NJ. Adair (D) ..... Portland
Martin A. Morrison (D) -. Frankfort
]. r. Peterson (D) go. Crown Point
George w. Rauch (D) ...... Marion
Cyrus Cline (D) ............, Angola
Henry A. Barnhart (D) -. Rochester
Iowa
@. A. Kennedy (R) .... .Montrose
I. s. Pepper (D) ........ .Muscatine
Maurice Connolly (D) ..... Dubuque
Gilbert n. Haugen (R) -. .Northwood
James w. Good (R) 49,. Cedar Rapids
8. Kirkpatrick (D) ....... .ottumwa
s. F. Prouty (R) ....,.Des Mone'
II. NJ. Towner (R) .......... Corning
w. r. Green (R) ......... Audubon
Frank p. Woods (R) ...,. Esthervill'
George @, Scott (R) ......s Sioux Cit,
Kansas
Daniel r., Anthony Jr.(R) Leavenwortl
Joseph Taggart (D) ..,., Kansas Cit,
! Philip =. Campbell (R) -. .Pittsburl
Dudley DOolittle % ..... Strong CIT,
q. T. Helyering ny ...., ,Marysyill
J. II. Connolly (D) ..,,t..... colb!
Geo. A. Neeley (D) .,,,, Hutchinson
Victor Murdoch CRY ..,.,"W Wishitl
Kentucky
A. W. Barkley (D) ,,,,,,..,, paduea
Augustus q, Stanley (D) Henderson
X. y Thomas Jr O). Central cit
Ben johnson (n) .t.st... RaFdhtaW
swAgar sherleY (pl ,,,ts,. Iouisyill
A. ~ Rouse fDl .rtsttts 3urlingto
!. Campbell cantfill (p) ueorgelow
Harvey Helm fp) ,ptnts stapfor
w. > feidH fnl U,tstfftt olive ~
4 y w. Langley fhl rrns rikeyili
Caleb fuNrn fR1 rtttl harhanfsl u
I0ulaiRna
! Albert fsiornal tpl - Asa 0flean
3, - Cortland nnFf ~ hen 0f.eah
iinhaf 3 nfaRaHfi ful hse ihfH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-21
HOW FREE SUGAR
CAN HURT TRADE
FIGURES ADDUcED INDICATING
THE INTEREST COUNTRY HAS
IN PROTECTION.
*&*****#******s*

a44& &#s ~ 4 4 4 4 4 = 4 =
4 Ry special request Of the sugar !
4 protection committee all business =
4 men writing friends or business =
* associates on the mainland IN be =
x half of "a continued tariff on raw =
4 sugar. will file list Of the names =
X and addresses of their correspond y
X ents with the committee, that the =
4 latter may keep IN touch with y
X the work under way and follow up, y
X where necessary, the good work =
X already started. I
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-07-24
Clever Hostess.

A strolliDg band happened to play un-
der the windows of house in a fash
ionable neighborhood in London's west
end the other afternoon when Mrs. B.
was lat home" They were a fair
specimen of their kind-blaring and
noisy, yet correct in their time and al
together in movement from long prac-
tice. The butler started out to drive
them away. for they interrupted the
music within. but Mrs. B. ordered him
to invite them in. A happy thought
struck her.
Ladies and gentlemen" she said.
five minutes later, "a party of our
friends have consented to give an imi-
tation of a street band. now have
the pleasure Of introducing them"
Then the six members of the organ
ization filed awkwardly into place and
played a piece. The audience delight
edly declared that the mimicry was
perfect, especially the makeup of the
players. who were recalled half a doz-
en- times.
would you take them for anything
but genuine street stragglers? was
asked Of belle
Indeed, yes" she confidently replied
They're clever in their mimicry. But
one can always tell gentlemen, no mat
ter how disguised. I'm dying to find
out who they are."-London Globe.