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Special Correspondence
WASH r.. Feb. ] a
be news eagem snt Of Miss
abelle \ daughter of COZ
gorge X egIe of the FRS.
hited So tn. to Lieut.. Phli
.heridan, bas reached this
aity. Mis- cole accompanied
Z Ter faths .nom,u last Nay
. where Lie Kan has also beeh
- ;ationed a. sehofald. Both
taye beei faTcrites in the
81 f.. r.. i.
81 Miss Joss.. smith of Portland
q Greg, ven ! l4onoIuIu with MISS
4 months. a. same mail taa.
brought tbn4 of the ensagela aIio
Of her yousss IS brought that also . :,
OF Miss Sal Lieut., joseph .ion nn
drews of tsillery, also $ atfonc -
at Fort SN. At the t a 10 -
sending hoRhk news the adding
lie were tam bf a double ", %e eridan
Oh an Apa die. Lieut. gu, Hon.
has returnsTtk his troop nom IN their he'll !
o.ulu since Gen, and Is nov
new statiolh Arizona. .,h, have
Mr.. and In. Milton ou's g Miss
announced IL engagenen' : their
Smith and Lent. Andrews
Lome in PUthnd. -. only son
Lieut.. Shadan, who IS tho G war
of Gen. PhilpH. Sheridan o. nj. r,;nt IN
fame, graduhd irons Wesl . ,,, MS "a
1902, and in he Roosevelt sdnlliAs
ton was White House ~. ,ast YES
Mrs. Siberian left for The !. w paas
terday to visit her son u
q |
Mrs. Sidney Ballou elleIe'l 8 am
luncheon at the Connecticut = ls mir
,Iimeit to Mrs = ssbree. wife q Ae a.bar
i sebre - ~ = cisSliiorniaai The, oinef
;uests were Mrs. punean, - cwagar
frs. Franklin K Lane M r.. VII
iherley. Mrs M b. Mason, MIS- p. "ls-
am p piadIa mrs Arthur DeS'
Irs. Rae and Ms Kemp. - en- 'inext
~ will give asoiler lnncn .s tomo r.
thursday. She III rot receive '
DIV. II. =. f."
Mrs Anna IniIlon Howe, sister OF
residentelect woodrow Wllson' anu
sr daughter, M B. G. Cothran' VINO
ave been the guests q rev. u. anu
RS. Harris f. Kirk q baltlnoie'
rned to Philadelphla.
In speaking Of her brother, MIS-.
'ws is quoted Is saying: L
4 believe that ,lny brothers admin
ration in the White House will be
h democratic and simple.
| have not seen him for some
e, but I know how;h feels about
sort OF thing HIS stand in re-
to the Inauguration ceremonies,
dcularly he Inauguration ball. is |
racteristie He has received hum
Is Of letters Of generalization for
action d regard to the ball, so
iii APPARENT that many persons
e his ideas concerning it, Il
q
:. and Mrs. Joseph Letter have
to Hot Sprinks, Ark, for an ex-
20 stay. During their absence
John r. Williams U. S. A.. and
Williams, and Miss Dorothy VIII
parents and sister of Mrs Lei
<hc,Ipyfifx.tt&1s fss;ssrrcountry
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,te manager OF oo'n
p por : - anderson, at the anu ~.
aes. " ~ ,,n Naniku Rubber
eetios 80 81 the the Hawaiian, Am ms n
ry an, ,,,nsny. held within u the y Z
'obo ',eek. are enr0 our Industry 81
apce 'h"t Established on q ltse !
,ecome ~ Hawaii. Bess aa5,sn Cd
lootins N MENTION d, the S an NKooI
,any has also ' Us plastation, |
,h.ee BENZ ,lSe payroiIs nre e occn :,
Maui. ! mst strongly TOT. 49,, ~, /
which 5 i's% raports for > ~ ss2ls
ibe the. han han in 1911. - '1 = sfisa.Ts
issS plan alton wa
man in 1911. .z,,,ss Of washed RI
In all sS S,oG II is roinlea. ~, :,
Ne1e hah" ,.,, under review '" en-
LAT .,,atiye expenses s larger.
iea Ne Young tre's, er9 ,Sa earlicsl
as w are tapped 2. ~, .ro obieot
trees are are more with me o. s,,cc,
sinle age ,neir yield ths s s,,o,
reasins for the srlsf ,,, nn,e'
yeat than ,sos produce. E Z, =
Iu ars shipped to New seo had M
"e,u ,rrs from the las renort. .
ieiufr ,ea Al date 81 Z. I'M MS 10
aeceiye ..ngea from 50 ce, me- /
prices ft ~ average Of the !
pound, the sen having been a. :
n n,oaod The low ", prl'e 10 low
poen'l lot vas due ,or = viii,
stgens 'S - . the method Q. q ~,
uibut ,o, - tho higher ~, Z.
that hrou ..aad a total yieaq
p e"r hut with more more the &c
yeah a,,v Into Welding ap !, ..
ru2liy raeeipts and exp Iro
tween ,,v improve. = s, ,,,na,
stansly ' coynpany. rria ,.an !
n The conn employees, had
SS,,a,74s,Oe for the ,I,sn connr,
ssets OF Nahiku ns, u So
sase' ssS.ss. Of which .a /; !!
70 slso real estate anu M,
eens ,, an account Tnes'
Is sigs,ist. ,,ay report =
lends = a report ' o. S,S i
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Mrs. %, Miss Violet Lucas, Miss
Mars Mccarthy, Miss Elizabeth
Ne IS Emily Kekaula.
WI beauty set off by her cos
tune II purple, Kauai was re-
preseI Miss Virginia Silva, her
costuH 3 one of the richest in
the Sc The long flowing pau
skirt nposed of light purple
SILK WI cape was of deep col
ored Her shoulders were
drapeo 1e>ptiful violet leis, while
anothe NRlnd the neck of the
horse I1taians, who were en-
massf line of marin, were.
prof. thef applause, and well
II ed N the princess and
her Her ESCORT, which was
, dSsed IN Fple pans and violet leis,
composed Of Mss Sarah fiano,
. Hs kathryn Stewart, Miss Emma
Il anca, Miss Adele Rebinson and Miss
unani judd. Henry Vida acted as
fald.
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governors Reception
Governor and MrsyFrear, as usual
on the first Monday Of each month,
will lhold a reception al their home,
Arcadia, on Ppnahou street. on Mon
day the third instant Slrangefs as
welf as resideats wilt. 81 welcome.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter sFrear and
Bishop Luccocl will receive with
Governor and Ms. Frear. who will be
assisted also by Mrs. e. A. Knudsen,
Mrs. c. A Rice, Mr. and Mrs Thaver
Mr.. and Mrs. G.P. Wilder Miss Hen.
rietta Frear. MI. Herbert Dowsatt
Miss Jane Wind DR.. " 8 CIarI and
Misses Margaret zones Alice Hooos
and Ruth Soper.
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W. and Mrs. Joseph Letter have
gore to Hot Sprinks, Ark, for an ex-
,enped stay. During their absence
kols John r. Williams u. S. A.. and
Is Williams, and Miss Dorothy VIII
:. parents and sister Of Mrs JLei-
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NETTING NOTICE.

r annual ~ Meeting of the s,oc,,
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-01
TON OF OFFICERS.
Fva's T0sgery, Ltd

~ 80, neid on Wednoa..s.
= lsiS, the following ofsSes. :.
ear elected to serve for the e D,s,esrs
a. C. Silva
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Jason Andrade PRESIDENT
W. c. Shields ana Treasurer
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5481.3t. 'A'ooN ANDRADE,
Secretary
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,,snmalu We1ss g association ~ ronE
lied articles y treasurer So1 A. it's reg
~ 49, 81 Territoria me COMPANY s rht Presid
ME- incorporating rod shares at prIg Waial
e.,st divided into The right 70 Enforcement
ss,se Of s. eac ana.,,qation to = parte tax plan
sssse the & the Paunaak oral repo
crsss tor the land u ,seen reserveuf on nntea
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we're ah1C Co, $3.50. or s1o or ss7 500; Kobbit1
brewer 8 Co Is cents: =. or 5000; hshhe I
Plantano alo, sugar Co, - y cents, orPHe
Waima..hAo electric Co.. 20 = MaiurgirSesi
Hawaiian ,sa,nla brewing ,&S,er.islandh
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cents. or - - or $3.50; Pan'
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at an annual iWyaternouses lnlISsessrtaker.
made by the u ~ y silva, unae and =
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The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1913-08-16
The Best Pain Killer.

Bucklen' Arnica Salve when
applied to a cut, bruise, sprain,
burn or scald, or other injury of
the skin will Immediately remove
all pain. f. E. Chamberlain of
Clinton, Me-, says: "It robs cuts
and other injuries of their terrors.
AS healing remedy it's equal
don't exist" Will do good for
you. Only 25 cents at Frank B..
Goetter 's.-Adv.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1913-08-16

ality" of styles, or of paintings, or
of statuary, are most frequently
those whose lives will not bear
close insight or whose minds are
not on any particularly lofty
plane. The best people are least
apt to notice so-called improprie-
ties mostly because they do not
associate with or notice those
who affect the improprieties.
American womanhood isn't 60
ing to adopt the dancehall styles
of Partisan openwork. America
is in reality taking the lead in
dress fashions, and the dying
wall of continental designers is
seen in the attempts to hand US
something different" By the
time Paris gets back to prescrib-
ing rings for the nose, America
will have progressed far enough
in sensible dress to keep the lead
for all time, and even if Partisan
styles simmer down to a porous
plaster with trimmings of pink
cuticle, the discussion will hardly
get further than the freak stories
in our Sunday supplements.
The following schedule of
county and state fairs and exhib-
itions for 1918 has been adopted
by committees representing the
different localities:
Week of Aug. Is, Western
Washington Fair, Centralia.
Week of Sept. l, Vancouver
Exhibition, Vancouver, B. C.
Week of Sept. 8, King County
Fair, Seattle; Clark County Fair,
Vancouver; Orofino, Idaho; COL
vile. Sept. 9, 10, II; Deer Park,
Sept. 9, 10, II.
Week of Sept. Is, Spokane In
terstate Fair, Spokane; California
State Fair, Sacramento, Sept.
1920; Cranbrook, Sept. 1917;
Grangeville, Idaho, Sept. 1919;
Trail, B. c., September 1919;
Wilbur, Sept. II, 18, 10.
Week of Sept. %, Walla Walla
County Fair; Nelson Fruit Fair,
Sept. 1926: Grand Forks, Sept.
25-N; Tekoa Harvest Carnival,
Sept. 24-26; Hunters, Sept. 24-26,
Week of Sept. %, Utah State
Fair, Salt Lake City; Washington
State Fair. North Yakima; Ore
gon State Fair, Salem; Lewiston,
Charleston Fair, Lewiston; Arrow
Lakes, B. c., Oct. 2-3; Chewe-
lah, Oct. l, 2, 3.
Week of Oct. 6, Greenwood,
Oct. 7-8; Colfax, Oct. 7-10.
Week of Oct. 13, Davenport
Oct. 14-17.
Week of October 20, Oakesdale,
Oct. 2O-21; Wenatchee, Oct. 21-25.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1913-08-16

Some weeks ago the Examiner
spoke Of the desirability of Sc
curing good roads over the noun
tains between the Colville and
Columbia river valleys. At pres
ent there are two road petitions
awaiting action by the county
engineer, the surveys having
been ordered by the commission
ers. One is called the McGrath
road, which would shorten the
distance between Grin and Ar
zina. The other is a petition
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1913-08-16

After this state passes q NV
which will provide for the popu-
lar election of senators to con
form to the will of the people,
the next step will be to select
some man for senator who him
self will conform to the will Sof
the people. i
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1913-08-16

All loaves of bread which Jdo
not have a net weight of eight,
sixteen or thirty-two ounces, he
standards fixed by the Washi1g g.
ton legislature, must have he
correct net weight and the nal he
Of the maker plainly shown, and
the markings, more than eight
ounces, or "Over eight ounces F"
will not suffice, is the ruling
made by j. T. S. Lyle. assistant
attorney general.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1913-08-16
D. H. KIMPLE
Architect

Plans and specifications for all classes
of buildings, furnished in short order,
together with the approximate cost of
the building. You can save money on
any kind Of building by securing plane
and estimates first.
Colville, Washington
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1913-08-16

An improvement district has
been created on Maple street,
from Sixth avenue south to the
city boundary. This will be the
third residence street to be grad
ed, graveled and curbed this
year, and will be a marked i'm
provement to the appearance of
the city.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1913-08-16

A number of applications have
been made in this county under
the new mothers pension law,
and Prosecuting Attorney John
B. Slater has been obliged to
spend considerable time in pre-
pairing proper blanks for the ap-
plicant's course of procedure.
Application is made to the pros
ecuting attorney, and if the ap-
plicant is found entitled to aid,
a notice is issued to the commits
sioners by the court.
Mothers who are unable to sup
port their children under Is years
of age are the only ones entitled
to make application.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1913-08-16

Work on the mains and laterals
of Colville's second sewer system
is progressing rapidly and salts
factorily. The actual cost of the
sewer, together with the connec-
tions made by property owners,
will reach $40, 600, and will give
a large part of the residence dis
trict an up-to-date sewer system.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1913-08-16

The editor of the Examiner
was pleased to inspect the new
building of the Chewelah Inde-
pendent last week. The brick
building on Second street, which
has just been erected by Editor
W. H. Brownlow, houses the In
dependent on the south, and the
theater on the north, with the
second floor devoted to rooms
which have been leased by the
Yale hotel. The Independent
has a fine large well-lighted
room, with presses and linotype
on cement foundations, and all
the modern conveniences of a
well-equipped printing Office.
The Independent and it's editor
have been leading factors in Che
welah's growth, and are entitled
to the surrounding splendor in
which their activities are bound
to increase.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1913-08-16

Approximately rs employees. all
of those in the departments I'm
der the governors control, will
go to work at 8 o'clock in the
morning hereafter, instead of at
$3.50 or 9 as has been the custom,
according to orders issued by
Governor Lister, meaning saw
ing of approximately $35 a day
to the state by the extra amount
of work that will be accomplished.
The employees of the industrial
insurance commission have been
working on this basis for a cou-
pie of mon h S. Washington
Standard.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-11-20


enter this contest anything
prizes The Nomination Blank 1000
rnlco
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News The Salem Herald Delta The Wetzel Re-
publean The Bengtnn
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-11-20

ftns@%9. Post ofhc
las andda in the Big Pru ssn i
The eanadd Of people
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B Box Fimmt W va ep
is hrema ou"s
=: e.: :. g.. So: -: '..' ''' . : e.
Nmeof peson making nominaho
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-01-10
ORDER IN TILLM..N CASE
Control OF Children Has been Decided.
Supreme Courts Decree.

The final order for the control of
Douschka Pickens Tillman and Sarah
Starke Tillman, daughters OF B. r.
Tillman, il, and Mrs Lucy Dugas was
signed Monday by the supreme court.
The order was signed by Chief Justice
Gary and Associate Justices Woods,
Hydrick, Watts and Fraser.
The following WAS the order signed
by the supreme court:
TIE parties to this controversy be-
ing unable to agree as to the details
referred to in the order dated Decem-
Der 8, 1912, the court orders as fol-
lows;
The children, Douschka Pickens
Tillman and Sarah Starke Tillman,
are to be in the custody Of their faith
er, B. R. Tillman, Jr, every year dur
ing the months of July and August,
subject to the right of the mother to
have them at all times when ILL., They
are to go to their father every year
on December 26 and remain until Jan
uary ,, following, and to spend with
him any week in April of every year
that the mother may duly indicate to
him as most convenient
The children are to spend every
other Saturday with their father when
in their mothers custody, and with
their mother when in their fathers
custody in July and August
'The duty is imposed on the mother
to prove that the father shall have
reasonable access to the children in
case of serious illness.
"The children may be taken tenn
porarily out of the State by either par
ent for their health or pleasure, but
the undertaking of the State of South
Carolina mentioned in the former Or
der shall provide that they shall not
be removed permanently from the
State and that they shall be at all
times subject to the order of this
court.
The court adjudges nothing as to
the duty of the father to support the
children, because that question is not
before it in this proceeding, and there
is no evidence that the father has re-
fused to support them
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-01-10
"MOVIES.. THAT CAN TALK
PERFECTED BY EDISON

New York, Jan. 4.-The first de-
monstration Edison's "Kinetophone'
will be- given in New York within
few weeks. The kinetophone is the
name the wizard has given to his
talking machine that works in har-
mony with the moving pictures, and
is to be used to add the realism of
the voice of the actor to the scene
thrown upon the canvass.
Within a short time it is predict
ed the machine may be play
ing in the mining camps of
the west. Weber & Fields may
be playing their funny pool game on
the screen while the machine grinds
out the dialect of the pair in Gold
en- Guleh, New.
The great musical comedies will
be caught by the machine and while
music is being ground out the ac-
ton at the comedy will go on before
the audience. Mr. Edison has not
said so, but his friends say he thinks
it only a question of time before the
best actors in America will be per-
forming their best roles before the
moving picture camera while the
kineophone records their lines.
After four years of the hardest
kind of work to get the machine per-
fected that will make it possible for
persons to both see and hear the dra-
ma, enacted elsewhere Mr.. Edison has.
perfected the work so that it is now
what he calls fool proof"
For tests in this city the operas,
Faust" and Illtrovatore" are to be
given. The reels are ready and the
records of the singers have been
made that work in unison with them
The names of the singers have not
been announced.
For the purpose Of the illusion one
machine is in the balcony of the thea
ire and one back of the scenes. The
one on the balcony throws the pic
ture of the singers and the scenery of
the opera upon the screen, while the
kineophone run by second operator
is working just back of the screen.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-01-10
MORE COMMISSIONS REVOKED.
Number Removed as Result of Action
by Governor Tuesday.

ny VVVCAAVA 1uSSNOys
The governor Tuesday revoked the
commissions of the following notaries
public:
Thomas J. Cupstid, Blaney; George
W. Thomas, Dentsville; Capers Calvin
Dantzler, Georgetown; Ross c.: David,
Georgetown; S. T. Russell, Russell
vile; Rivers Conrad Higgins, Lamar;
Homer S. Parnell, Lamar; Lewis
Josey Beasley, Lamar; Joe Cunning
ham Wier, Ninety-Six; Jesse Righard
Williams, Gaines; James Rogers, Nine
ty-Six; VIM. H. Nicholson, Greenwood; !;
J. H. McCord, Hodges; Paul w. Nc
Clure, Greenwood; J. W. McClassan,
Greenwood; William C. Lipscomb,
Ninety-SiX; Lewis NJ. Lipscomb, Nine
ty-Six; Adam Franklin Hagan, Green
wood; E. R. Goodwin, Greenwood; !;
Frank Barron Grier, Greenwood; A.
D. Calhoun, Greenwood; W. C. Cal
houn, Greenwood; E. H. Bowers, Ep-
worth; A. E. Adams, Greenwood; Jo-
seph Franklin Altman, Greenwood; !;
Claude>C. Davis, Columbia.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-01-10
COLUMBIA ARTIST PASSED AWAY.
Mrs. Annie l. Robertson Dies in Wash
ington-Patriotic and Charitable.

Washington, Jan Mrs. A. l Rob-
ertson of Columbia died at her resi-
dence in this city early this morning
after a weeks illness. With her at
the time were her daughter and SON
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Legore.
After a short prayer service at the re
sidence this morning the remains were
taken to Columbia and will arrive
there early tomorrow morning. Mrs.
Robertson had many friends in Wash
ington and elsewhere by whom the
news of her death will be received
with sadness.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-01-10
Pointed Paragraphs.

Chicago News.
Women who marry for a home pay
big rent.
When a woman gets fat it doesn t
broaden her mind.
The surest stepping stone to mat
rimony is solitaire.
Advice is like bitter pill-easy to
give but uneasy to take.
The mills, Of the gods are never shut
down On account of a strike.
1t takes all the fun out of doing a
thing if you get paid for doing it.
Some spinsters are unhappy because
they have no men around to worry
them.