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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-09
The President and the Negro

Mr. Wilson hyscf early his Administration the
Nation His nomination Mr. PATTERSON Of Oklahoma
quest and for the first time the office
go to some one other than to ancSrO Mr. Patterson asked
neerophobc southern scnaovardaman, Tman Hokc Smith aud
having his passed greatly be regretted In
he was rrrcpt to his that he has helped either Mr. viii
ing No negro says the sonSden, senator shah be appointed
s bis platform aSi as'f sss further demands
cation On h al forms % the entire sep%
not be compelled to work side sy side Tho integrity Of the Anglo
summation Of this VIVA, adcete integrity bel
a s So "cnss q & which, s Mrs.
Of the Executive appoint Office TO the extent least of
serving the government save positions,
any % 'S' 4 o ss' sa ~sG % $
gong to ignore the oore MI ms appointments hsrea or
that line whether takes 81 The Of his Admlnis
voted for Wilson than for other Democratic candidates. shall he
be Just President Of an the American people only Of those Of
doctrines whose truths longer truths when thc meet
We understand course how uncomfortable
president unit the on% Of the Southern Senators a"
his whole legislative yet formulated will before them
sernly taking his position against them sticking i Mr.
the a"% when after long he could n obtain
his confirmation he sent in the smother and had his
Dr. Charleston c. altogether the finest
possible compromise
espsdnsy this matter believe that
do The he the delegations which
called upon him during the campaign would forbid it, did he
naturally subscribe the doctrine all
So the oored people concned they already deep
y stirred by the action of several of Mr. Wilson'S Cabinet officers
in segregang the employees within their Departmeh
they screened off in II their
Communicating As usual the that it
all That they thereby rendered
in the their Offices likely
Disseminated against is the sincere belief of who have had
this They that this the first
time officially establishes the citizens and employees
of Federal that within time the
tons will be pointed to the Niger departments and made the
Smith their conspicuous mitato that the nigge
will become depsed neglected ''J Grow
helping the Office it will
impossible for cfrespecng to service
which by classifying them people who be set of lest
with them should result in kind Of moral
In the Far South fresh of discrimination
additional effort to degrade and to hunae will acge its
justification by this action of the Federal Government
That all of this will without challenge he expected
opportunity.
beginning
political influence be depsed But do not be
phase will Mr.. Wilson We think that
when the before him in its true light he will with
hold his sanction from it, just believe that he will
Southern reaconares however influential to deter him
giving Offices fair heavily disad
vantaged
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-09
Gambling--A Menace to Baseball

Betting the thing which dealt heavy blow racing
and betting the greatest baseball While
had the popularity that baseball enjoys crowds
horse racing not restricted small territory says
the Utica Observer.
If betting should infe the baseball grounds
turf baseball would e doomed Because betting
at the grounds is in favor of the game.
there is evidence indicate that taking
chances on the the If
seated and should business
the lovers of baseball might have
Under the conditions the betting
which the losses taking the individual
there lies the danger 1t is the easiest step the
from small chance to take big gambling
easily slides into
the world whether present daS
pools baseball the individual quarter
dollar then baseball will be in DANCE
Horse racing took MANY from their
put their last dollar against chance
Thieves aad produced that
doubt the greatest loss the taking
terest from their work, subtle
after all How things were left undon Jobs
lost how promotions gained grip Of
estimate, but that large
extent 10 be questioned II large
faute produced the ineh.
cient by lack of concentration their work
Il admitted that baseball is danger AT the
worst II would be long time before conditions would
cndanger the Nevertheless disasters thing
insignificant match II is well consider the present
gambling in baseball
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-09
A Tale of Palmyra Isle
By H. M. Ayres.

AS slowly setting the of day forgetting,
We chatting friendly pipe where the Knau used to dock
Myself and old Bill jenkins of the schooner Levi Perkins,
And the conversation turned crabs which haunt Palmyra rock
Says Bill crusin, for the purpose amusin
Myself, day / landed this Palmyra sle'';
should have heard him tell a d smell it,
Nor his artless features trace evidence Of guile
haunted breed of crabs
Which fln to mind anything like that;
claimed attention thing which mention
The they climbed the palms and in the branches sat
Once, gazed and wondered, nut defy mndered
BY Herculean and dropped abounlin' feet,
Tfon crabsp scampd like youngster pamfercd
The choicest portion of the nut proceeded for to eat
right doubted
But the cord of cretuencc is cut
Unless you tell straghtly, how by all honor greatly,
That crab daily with the innards of that mutt"
"a very childish question and easy of digestion,
Bill, as his staboard he introduced his qud;
both the low land the high land
And hard iron is the texture of their lid.
In unison together in foul sunny weather
The turtles and the crabs reside and mutual lend;
When requires assistance does turtle show resancei
Not hfe he snghtway and plays the friend
''I omitted o MENTION though my intention,
That the spoke about detached the
He made a curious beaihg the which he kept repeating
Until monsrous turtle to the palmee' rs base did strut
descending ieety struck neatly
And the violence of the impact split its solid shell in twain
Then the galy and the feat repeated daily,
As long as / elected on Palmyra to remain "
gazed old Bill jenkins Of schooner Levi Perkins
Aud then DOTTED my TO him and offered him a drink;
Says he 81 no Of the Of this devotion
Still truth is mighty prevail ~ nurnured al don't think
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-09

Frazier Company
proprietor biboars with
dagge An inspiration this
he had gone the sides top
bottom, diagoiay pred
that / would upon the 81 will write
something it, agreed 81 will call it; Giving the Devil
His Due
This is what Frazier said Thc people Honolulu aud The
Advertiser particular give what trying
do elevate the billboard standard in Honolulu make worthy
of the City Beautiful idea with which in hearty accord do
push boards where they will be offensive because know that
places blboards my
ing reputable have spent many dollars giving Honolulu
the best bloads possible today Honolulu leads America for
tracivc signs do allow lacking signs Lately
have further improving boards have designed bcaui
full them considerable putting this
constantly raising standards might the
mcring that have got The because
to justify you in all your talk about 'hdeous signs
The billboard Honolulu
that the City Beautiful workers have really grounds which
until they brought city up
There Honolulu,
attack blboard dgacefulS unIuresque
dngy There miles of without sidewalks
cubed There tinea
owned people There are unhealthy eecnts blt by
and maintained by City Beautifes Why
things Bysander not harp away bbors Just as if the
thing artistic the city blboadl'
You great deal that must confess is me.'' answered
point You trying make Honolulu beautiful
bboards making your blboads
be made, other friend Postmaster Pratt trying
Honolulu real city by refusing deliver letters
in Honolulu, besides bloards, have agree
right in trying make Honolulu into something resembling city
insisting sidewalks and house numbers lights will
give the devil his DUE
although
mTeed to that there is great deal in what he Bloads
60 But with ought go many things
kemp vacant lots do not justify the of bbar To
mind nothing could do that but is fact that have had
points out by the who should be foremost bterang
them.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-09

ROBERT w. SHNGLEour game with Cavalry
this
in sport Cavalry
deserving credit aud praise for their sortsmenshp playing
the and for the which they tried build
the pastime at Sohofeld Barracks.
ALB H. YOUNGSnee the present Chinese uprising started
have received number Of letters relatives China which
embodied the and t The majority these
that President Yuan Shin ka mas doing
what he had promised doo protect it people and organize
It's such allow the people live
safety and happiness and Furthermore he tried TO assasnate
through his
Wong fhuu In and Sung sung nassnnted about
months aud China mourning the loss OF it,
politicians believe taking the above into consideration that
Yuan shIhka unit for the high aud responsible position aud
ympze will Doctor that such has been selected for
the place,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-09
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The Il Won't Workers. u

Over on the Garden they having with tho walking
delegate of the World the w VS. whose
agents have talking Honolulu trying make
Here they disappointed
being of town the sheriff told them to spout all
they offered to give them police protection In this
because without the chance of becon
ing martyrs going getting in the
dln make impression enough to keep them
going Kauai however community thought too mitch
Bridgewatcf side and the l. W. W. maggots on the
they had tue latter jagged AS cohsqcnc the Garden
Island trouble with the Won't Workers who like
militant ugettes and Holy Rollers thrive publicity and suck
from prosecution &c..
the American mainland community winch
grow until the dawnng of the day
when the plain, ordinary
recognized by All classes 1t is
along the lines prescribed by the
possible maintain prosperity and internal peace
rich richer and and
the majority mutipe while for the minority is
l. w VS. mcd fanatics with a
lazy the awe and the incompetent and the
particularly in the West the combination commences to be
menacihg problem the solution of which
friend of mine returned few days from the
mainland having the Mexican
line Prince British Columbian city and the tales
of sagnaon combined with l. W. w. in all
visited staggering only the prosperity and
Hawaii His the l. w. w,
the lines the chorus he heard from
Diego Seattle which, Isl
Want Whisky;
Want Winc
| Want Women
BUT
Won't Work
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-09
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When Reason Halts, Strategy Helps.

''Thc Travelling Salesman pretty nearly coming
Friday night and result lmpeao Cohen became bull the
bug powder market yesterday buying and for future delivery He
made trips the Opera the drug
each time Juggling ebo paris green bubak other
killers 81 wouln have happen again the word'
everything any asks him what is wrong
On Friday appears the beautiful young ladies who the
cry in the opening act of the play descended to their dressing
provided emergencies the Then
portions of their S's ~ f S S5F as@ s
p~ ws oon en ' thar a wnSH secrets e n' n gaze es
less under the Opera House stage and comedy what
any rate grease paint pot and the white
% s BOX were Pc no by dainty fingers s nmG rabbits feet Tn
Evelyn Iamby reached for her short skirts where they hung the
that the dust the fly gallery and brought Cohen dasng back
Then more rhs and the business Of four girls climbing up on
chair at Cohen reached the door trembling ''wbat is s'
.'cckroaehes., answering chorus swelling
syllable until the Boy Scouts drilling in the building behind began to
con psaw' said Cohen, relieved ON kill
But the door didn't open the
gentle whispers compared with those which echoed the props
stage of the robng period Don't n! the agoned
''wl put your clothes out Opera
''w can't trcbel back the young ladies' CHATS
''wel, put the you Cohen.
w daren get back the floor said they with the paint
just touch of querulousnes his generally voice
matter the o road Kuho Bay and shall ask the
that body observe what h fnesse will prevent
otherwise mpassc Cohen acted like who
thing that he knows will get him into trouble but only for
crafty CLEAN his Hush, girls" he said
whisper it 5 coming under the door
''Oh don't drive it back the that him.
he made into the air and brought both serapng
along the door 81 got it. he said, triumph in his voice rs dead
Then with grateful thanks the girls climbed
reached FOR their clothes shaking with dreadful debr.
alton before slipping it the hd As the activity
resumed within Cohen drew sigh Of relief without proceeded
hunt cooe that be- might exhibit the remains doubt
ful girl who might insist seeing her dead enemy.
~ don know where roach went manager yesterday.
shifting his packages Of bug powder other
seven year,. Not If there is ANY virtue in powder"
- = ~ - -
Talk about progress Honolulu pol delivered atoand
town IN an automobile truck has ia hnas through the
ing picture hms hears most Of rs Hawaiian from tie phOno
graph and takes is dog canned The thing
Boz RaxNoIk show with IT honorable mayor
graniuothes eel and AL, and the Big graft story will be
told over the foolighs We surely do move,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-09

FIRE CHIEF TuRsTONA greet people entitled TO wear
ba1ger permitting them within the lines tell will
welcome the TO be issued by the e service
use az fires only They did relish wearing the badges
hut they the only the passes BY which they
could the fire lines The badges will white NAL
iese cross easily identhed al nlght
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-09

last
Aups MhRIpE have returned TO ono, for con
j. N puulps-Mysolf and associate Irwin sradrr are proud
of the have arranged for Day and intend
to make tins event the best ever pulled on i" Honolulu
oahu lee compav and M the a of F O ' NOT beo p w sl
be in position to supply everybody in Honolulu with lee
one Of Newport the great watering place in far u EASTERN a
GOVERNOR FREARrbcrc is certainly n ,oss;bi,v that nav
loan be aoaa but there also mgrobsOty that will
MONO MopI o,, ,o,oa n.aa. ...,
dress suit for sell now after been hear Joe Cohen been saw NO use
sS 8Pss So 00'' all stu" up but trouble no" md somebody buy this
i :, o,s,,, r,,
doubles the tennis championship the contest will be
r1pa rpAnp w.. ,o.,. .., 49,, has,, a.. ,,..,... .,..
nor how good crew they enter the regatta Just take L from
me that the Mgrtes will be among those present when the various
n !, y,,,tpp WA, a., - -, - -, SO,
games t there Nine hole courses @ gt "y bt Oa t b
courses are better
LAMP IN NO. FL TuokERm did not pull Editor Kinney
along observation-disclosures well "" was very ' AZ ' '"O anu v" got
surprrr AspprT r,nu. ,,o ,o,,,n -, ,.u,.
last two month; have o been the busiest in the police history Of
''o 9, WI, VII, De De a N.Y. year a." hence enc,
n Al 1 % sa1d is bit II, too far north for co.
nnd te veseao becoming more dense and tropical OF course and
o. sTEvEN-Pcoplc hard times in Honolulu
don't know what they talking about find tho real estate
iainy no sign of hard times
Il ~ y n1trJNnuaM nr.i,. r .;.i. .,,to,. 49, u;u,.nd
shall look over No se and ~ course win oh no With ba Mo
news for the local enthusiasts ~ ~ 10y 49, ~ e
| ,,,,, = .,,,.
orfiOi'h - u am sorry TO
ax a. ~ W Ny ~ G W. @ 1. WIZ -. a ~ ~ W. a..
az sS nj ~ out ny 10y ''"s"' "o " 'ou " '.
i w w a. ~ 'e' "i'"
NJ j. PARESAI would like to find who tho hoodoo who
has been following around the Sundays and IL
he is coming around today he does am afraid wo will lose to-
Il DAY to the Asahis Bad cess to NM
IT, PARIs-wih an all star baseball team here in November
home comino tbe
Ball fields
basebal wi hay Of
i p.sy r1toN NJ. 49, ;,arn. .L..tr h.u
49, ,,r th S a. H. W.. IL s Ina sIan
ta.,au H. al 80. 90 ~ 49,, ID f.ta
noods th o. and ,b oauI T. nna %
Il ,,n 49, =, =,
i u W. ~ hlNu"e nave grand SOIL AT hamuK SOL that VIII
grow anything when man knows now to treat ana handle IT.
am trying out some 'aorha Peach trees ana n thy turn out as
wen as expect nave hopes 10 get corner on inc loca 'naeI
% Iuso)-I ] am going help
from the Honolulu end Mt the burial of the
hammer the ilo hotel grounds and certainly thought the
delicate
L theme
II INTERPRETERS JOSE DIAST hear lot Of talk about la.
mana graft but can assure YOU that as far as acting as Portuguese
in
really many grown
n Honolulu.
ctIrpp ,aa .,ao .o,ioo hau. ,a,.. aaan
iiiir Az -, @ ~ :" aonh - ,h ,ta r n g np whon
IL. 80.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-09

Tak about Honolulu delivered
town IN automobile truck has is hus through
ing picture hlms hears m Hawaiian phouo
graph and takes is dog canned The thing there will
i RaxNolks show with stuffed replica
ganmohe leolh and ALL aud the Big Island GRAFT story will be
told the fooigbls, We surely do move
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-19
WHAT THE EYE DOESN'T SEE


1t had been a ding-dong strugge
all the afternoon, that golf match.
Firt Jones had led, then Brown, then
Jones, then Brown again.
But when the seventeenth hole had
been played and Brown found him
self zone down" it seemed more than
tolerably certain that, despite his
Dragging to the contrary, he would
suffer defeat at the hands of his old
friend and rival, Cuthbert Jones-es-
pecially seeing that his ball perVerse-
ly rolled down into that deep ravinc,
which was a much-feared hazard
guarding the last, and, in this case,
critical green"
With an angry grumble, Brown de-
scended into the crevasse. while
Jones waited triumphantly on top.
After long, long wait, the ball at
last came bobbing up; and few
minutes later Brown reappeared, red
in the face, painting, hot.
well" inquired Jones, "and hCTT
many strokes have you played?"
Three" replied Brown.
Three! I'll swear 1 heard sixr'
"Then three of 'em must have been
echoes said Brown.
And, d'you know, according to his
own calculation, he eventually won
that hole with a stroke to spare, and
so halved the match.
-O-O--
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-19
HIS FATHERS TURN

John, d'you practice regularly Oh
the piano when I'm away at the CT
fice?"
Eyes, father"
Every day."
Eyes, father"
"And for how long did you practice
today?"
Three hours today, father, and
two and a half hours yesterday"
Good! I'm very glad to hear that.
But, john"
Eyes, father"
Next time you practice, be sure
and unlock the piano. I'll give you
the key. It's been in my pocket for
the past fortnight. Now bend oYer!"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-19
TOO SMALL

"A H. =, A man, driven home on avery wet
qlWI night, wished to give the cab-driver
BRUl something to keep the cold out. Find
BWIi ing nothing at hand but a liquor
8lHi stand with its tiny glasses, he filed
~ up one and handed it to Jehu, re-
marking: You'll think none the
IlIhIl worse of this because it was made by
the holy monks" BLESS the holy
HNH monks!" exclaimed the driver as he
lHll drained the glass. cts themselves
WILD that can make good liquor, but the
~ man that blew that glass was very
A ii short of BREATH"
AIHE4r -O-O-
'Yes, ma'am," said an QUITO
work" 81 know look strong, but
\ but of my fifty years of life I've spent
8gItIl over sixteen years in bed" ''Why,
III poor fellow" replied the lady sym
BFff pathetically, handing him a copper,
l5'what has been the trouble paraly-
sG sis?" mo, ma'am, he said, 'jest a
..ff1.t reg'lar habit of sleepin' eight hours
b night, ma'am"
Douglas Island news., 1913-09-10
The NOrthIand
The Latest News, from Reliable Sources, Concerning the Great
 North. Condensed.
Information for Everybody

Snow fell in the Fairbanks section last week.
 Woodrow City is the name of a new town in the Chisaua district.
 The steamships Mariposa, North western and Alameda now carry mail clerks.
 Scarlatiua is epidemic at Nome and quarantine regulations are strictly en. forced
 This is the week of the skaway Hor- Hcultural and Industrial Fair-Friday and Saturday.
 Roller skating, in the capital city of Alaska, is credited with the marriage of a happy couple.
 An extra session of the Alaska terri torial legislature is threatened. Seri ously this time.
 The torpedo station for the navy de partment is to be located at Newport, on Puget sound.
 The Copper River Railway company has a force of men working on the trail to the Chisaua.
 Steve Gatti, an Italian, met his death as a result of a cave in, on No. l7, Gold stream, near Fairbanks.
 The government hospital for natives at Juneau has been closed because of a lack of funds to maintain it.
 Mrs. Mary E. Hart, the woman with many titles, proposes to spend the win ter in the Chisana, looking for gold.
 The wharf of the Foss Mill Go. at Hadley collapsed last month and about ! 100000 feet of lumber fell into the deep sea.
 The Side Streams Navigation com pany offers a round trip from White horse to Dawson for s2O, on it's steamer Narcom.
 Government experts sent north this summer to survey the kelp beds of Alaska, found the water too rough for their undertaking.
 The schooner Star, from Seattle,  caught l75 tons of halbnt on the banks west from Yakutat and headed for her home port, fully satisfied.
 The town of Juneau has named a street in honor of Hon. Wm. L- Distin surveyor general of Alaska, who retires after sixteen years of service.
 H. M. Brown, shaft man, was killed last Friday in the Perseverance mine at Juneau. He fell a distance of POO feet and his skull was crushed.
 A passenger on the Spokane by the name of Doyle, in attempting to jumE from the Haines wharf to the ship, fell and broke his shoulder and bis arm ir two places. He was cared for at thC White Pass hospital at skagway.