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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-12

seem as If something was going to hap
pen. My blood was poor, my circuIa-
tion was so bad ! would be like dead
person at times. ! had female weak
ness badly, my abdomen was sore and
had awful pains.
e / took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound and used the Sanative
wash and they certainly did wonders
for me. My troubles disappeared and l
ara able to work hard every day. - Mrs.
IN. r. SAWYER, River View Farm, More
town, Vermont.
Another Case.
Clifford, Iowa -" was troubled with
female weakness, also with displace-
nient. / had very severe and steady
headache, also pain in back and was
very thin and tired all the time. COM
iueaesa taking Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and / am cured of
these troubles. / cannot praise your
medicine too highly. Mrs. INA MILL
sLAcLE, Clifford, Iowa.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-12

FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
housekeeping or for young men. APP
ply 423 East Church street or phone
542. 22-tf
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-12

FOR RENT-Nice six-room cottage
near Public School.
2O-tf w. M. TURNER.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-12

FOR SALE-S0 acres, $25 per acre;
good land, good water, no rocks. II
interested, write w. J. Hudgins, Box
AZ, Higginson, Ark. 23-3t
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-12

FOR SALE White Wyandottes, at
$1.00 each. WALTER r. HENDRIX.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-12
SUFFERED
AWFUL PAINS
For Sixteen Years. Restored
TO Health by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Moretown. Vermont. III was trou-
bIed with pains and Irregularities for
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-12

FOR SALE--I will sell my farm OF
143 acres located on Troy and Union
City road, 81 miles southwest OF Union
City, Tenn.
22-4t H. A. CoMPToN.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-12

FOR RENT--One six-room cottage
with lights, water and bath, on South
First street, convenient to the new pri-
mary school building. See I. r.. Rey-
nolds at Union City Lumber Company.
Phone 285.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-12

WANTED-A young or middle aged
man TO sell Singer Sewing Machines
and to collect on accounts. Experience
not necessary. Apply to Singer Sewing
Machine Co., Union City, Tenn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-12

STRAY MULES. Two bay horse
mules, matches, 6 and years old, 15I
hands high; shod in front. Any infor-
nation please notify J. E. ChoArE,
24-f Hickman, KY.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-12

FOR SALE-The Trevathan home in
Union City; good 10-room house and
big lot; close 10, corner Try and High
streets. Will sell at a bargain
22-tf MRS. G. 81 TREvATHAE,
Martin, Tenn, care Anderson Hotel.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-12

FOR sALE-A $25 folding bed, good
as new. Telephone SO.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-12

FOR RENT My home on Exchange
street, q seven-room cottage. Plenty Of
fine fruit. Willrent with or without adj
joining lots for cultivation. Phone 27S.
22-tf MRS. S. T. HAyDoN.
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EFFORTS TO SWAY MARKET PROVED
FUTILE ON THE NEW YORK EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Sept 1s.-Throuyh
the confused movements OF stocks to.
day II vas impossible TO trace the
thread OF a predominating motive in
speculation. Tentative efforts 10
sway the market In either direction
accomplished little. Strength OF the
coahers. the Hill stocks and a number
Of high grade industrials gave the list
AN appearance OF strength for a time.
but the advances in these shares We're
offset by heaviness OF Union Pacific.
Steel. Amalgsmated and Rock Islapd
stocks ond bonds. The tone grew
heavy in the last trading. resulting in
the levelling down OF the strong fea.
lures and material losses in other
quarters, Continued improvement IN
the investment market was indicated
by the ready absorption OF $40 200 .Oc0
Baltimore and Ohio "a per cent equip
ment trust certificates. sold on a 81.
per cent basis. The weeks currency
movements indicated that the banks
had made a gain in cash. Forecast.
suggested an increase In rash hold
inEs Of S4O0O.OOO or s. GOO .OO0. Tota'
sales. 4O2. 900 shares.
Bond prices were mostly lower To.
tai sales. par value. $3.50 900 United
States IS registered and IS coupon
declined =. the IS coupon !. ard
Panama rs = on call
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The weather 10 cloudy this morning
In the Lake region and northeast states.
and in sections OF the Ohio and Tonnes
see valleys. but the pressures are rela-
lively high over these sections The
eastern low pressure area has di.ap-
peared.
The western low pressure area covers
the upper valleys this morning extend
Ing southwark to Texas. but Practically
no rainfall attends this area, as yet
A high pressure. cool weather area
has spread over the northern portions
OF the Pacific and Plateau regions. pre-
ceded by rain in sections OF the north
west. owing TO temperature changes
The conditions favor local rains over
the state during the next Sc houra in
advance OF the low pressure area now
over the upper valleys
Local data: Highest temperature yes
terday. 30 degrees: lowest last night s.
degrees. rainfall, 0.1e
rhe ohio will probably rise slightly in
II. e. HOWE.
Section Director.
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Is saeA. a Cos Closing Letter.

NV YORK. sept. te--The trading IN
Heading during the day was very fsaNs
ard after reaching the highest price Of
IN" year. 20 sold off SHARPLY Win fhe
rest or the rarlet 81 the afternoon
There Wa another h~sak 3d. H0.k Island
TO-DAY and the ur ~htonabie r4mn-s
hitch we're aflOat vesfsrday concerning
the road financial condition we're r.
peafed. There was some selling Of steel
" mon tho news came from Washington
~ ferro rnauEaneee having been placed
o. The free list. the stock. how ever re-
covered some % ife losses rather easily
last hour. but there seemed 20 be- good
support for ~ - all times and little dan
Eer % serious setback from present
prices copper stocks were rather fiat
There vas a slight recovery - the end
with Reading in good demand SeutI.
rIent still remains cheerful rotWith.
standing the fact that money is working
= little harder
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den. ~ 8. Sands. 7 A. Bloch. ". 8.
Mills and X. h. Naylor.
a number Of important matters were
given attention and g. H Dowlsr was
reelected chairman Tor the ensuing
year. u was decided % hold n meet.
inr tho first and third "Wednesday OF
each month az 1890 o'colck. IN the
board N trade rOome Ten members
will constitute a quorum and the com
mittce can appoint sub committee
for Investigation.
\ sub committee composed %
Messrs Grcir Sand and Dloch vas
appointed 20 select a series ~ s,ib-
iects 20 BE- taken up BY the general
committee FRI order Another com
miftee composed Of Nceards W1fqau
Dunlap and Crous" vas appointed 20
decide on a place FOR lunch Follow.
inE these appointments n general dis
cussion OF tho pov r- 81 tho commit.
Zee Tor Improvements u eity Affairs
was held
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PAST WEEK RESULTS In A CHEERFUL
VS. TRADE REPORT SAYS BRADSTREET
MUTT AND JEFF

NEW YORK. Sept. 1s.-Bradstreet
tomorrow will say: "As trade broad.
ems optimism spreads. and the result.
for the week is a relatively cheerful
trade report. Most advices indicate
activity in jobbing lines or a tenGen-
cy in that direction. Actual wants.
following a prolonged policy OF starv-
ing stocks. is the foremost factor in
broadening demand
Coupled with this are. a number Of
other notwithstanding characteristics.
Thus. the marketing OF crops at good
prices. copious rains In southwestern
drought afflicted section. stimulants
offered by fall festivals and a some
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Miss clara Marsh. OF Cleveland arr
MISS Lucille Gibson. or Dawson. are us
lunE Misses Edna and Mabel Atkinson.
OF Park View vs.
Miss Harriet Byres has returned 20
her home al Elizabeth. Pa. after spend
ms several days with Mr. and Mrs. A
s White. OF High street. Fulton.
q W. Maxwell was a business vfsi.o-
IN Eltu Grove yesterday
Mrs = 7. Butler. 81 Park View. e.
FI7iting her son at Ridgevtlie. -.
y ). McGlUmphy. OF Dallas. WAS a
day '''''
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ashley White have r.
turned 70 their home At Braddock Ia
Siter visiting their son. \. n. White. OF
- u. 4 McGiumphy has returned 10 Elm,
troVe after spending several davs a.
Cameron on business o"
Mrs. Claud Douglass and Mrs. Laura
schaferi of Somerset Pa. were visitirS
friends n Elm Grove yesterday.
Elm Grove 7 ''
Olive Crow. OF Limestone. o. speudt- y
ne weekend with Miss Ethel Ksysor. 81
Keys lane. VI
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what enlarged turnover in retail cir.

what enlarged turnover in retail cir
Giles. -
Though the uplift has not been uni
formly favorable in all branches Of
trade and industry-in fact. there are
quite a few laggards--it is significant
that many Of the returns indicate thar
trade. especially IN dry goods. Ia well
ahead OF last year.
Business failures for the week
were 25s. which compares with %.
in 1912
Wheat including -four. exports
from the United States and Canada
for the week aggregate 4.l45.e32 bush.
els. against 3.s0l Az last year"
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her home on Twenty -frrt and Main
street with an attack Of aiphtheria.
Mrs. 81 red EuysoH. ~ Dunn. y G
is the Euest ~ SIR. ar1 AIRS. Alber.
serig of Main street. SIuth War
wood.
Mrs. p. p. shafsr 81 Ohio avenue.
who was taken 70 the Nrrth Wheeling
20 pitai last week o. suFaty impr0v-
Ing
.ir and MrT. Byron n va nave return
81 o. their home On centre Warwaod.
after an automobile t1u. through the
state.
Niles Mary Nu'er. % Twentieth
street. is improving after a short 80
ness
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WAYS AND MEANS
COM MITTEE MEETS
WELL ATTENDED MEETING HELD
~ soARo or TRADE ROOMS
YESTERDAY.
{, ~. Do~lsr Was Reelected Chair.
man and Changes Made IN Rules.
-subeor1rittees Appointed.

An important meeting ~ tlc ways
and means committe" Of tho board o.
trade vas held yesterday afternoon In
nc Office Of The secretary Roy %
Nsvlor g. ~ Dowler presided 90 tho
meeting and The following members
T"ro present r S Meek. % " Dun
LAP. Richard Roherteos o. W. Crair.
J. " Bremen. James Cf,ufc. william.
Miliisan. Dr. }, l.. Dickey. J. ID. Gar.
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tohuri@ - thai chap likely 70 fau-
TOMMY No fear. bss TOO sursfaofed
Johnnie Veil Wsatsrre sho~ r.f-
o. ara SO sorTefhI1E eIss comic
"fa
VIE fvifn rss-raperl What -.,t.
IIere q e11ran mate ~ ship rarrv
H OMAN a|Inr.
Hun That's notffrr nsw waar.f
I.oi eifs female salt--Boston rran.
script
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WARWOOD


A. stfg iiyhinhnn. son OF SIR and Mrs
~. p. Holman. OF south w.
90 ebratsd his sixth birthday yertrr,,g,.
.tning. The evening Wa spent h.,
bisyinE of games after which deiirto...
~ eHhfnfnts were served. Those Or. -
~ were Mrs Edward krnuaknpf. nf.r
Alrh. hurkenhauer. Mrs Louise Mgt.r
~ ana Airs. Theodore Keller. Nias
foda binEeil. Miss Ncdda EinrsI
- MARIE Anna md Hessir HlnEct.
Harry ifohmaun
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WHEAT

CHICAGO sept -Notvithstand-
inG assertions that the present Canadian
administration cannot AFFORD 10 re-
verse its anti-reciproci;y policy the
wheat market today showed heaviness
on account ~ the apparently certain
reroVal or Washington obstacles to
Canadian shipments Of wheat To- the
l uited states closing prices though
STEADY. ranged from last ui-hts level
to - below. Other Leading staples ali
scored net gaius-corn -. TO &c.
oats a To- = n re. provisions ~
- &C.
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Rouse warming,

Thursday eevninE. at his new home IN
Hszelw God. Thomas Maurer entertained
win house warming. TIE eevninx
as spent In cards and dancing Those
present Were: Misses Katherine Eb-
herts. Blanche Shafer. OF Cleveland
Nettie Leonard. Grace Fendt, Nell and
Gertrude Folmar. Carrie Leupp. Maud
Cox. Grey Miller and Bianch Hasxfns
Messrs. Harry Kinney, Bellaire: Dr.
oliver Henderson. ciAysville: VIII
Theirs. Albert LoeNler, Logan Kittle
Frank TeamAn. Lou Lipphardt. Alb,
Brake. George EbelinE and Thongs
Meurer.
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HAY AND GRAIN
Money.

NEW YORWK. Sept. 10 Money on
'al hTm range 2-Wc. ruling rate &c..
H .nf wsL sixty days fLdtLsc.
losing bid NC. closing asked &C. Time
ninety days - afAc. eiN months SO
Copper-Quiet. standard spot SIS 20
TIC - eiertroiytic SIS a70I7 90
Lake - %. casting tfs s2ais rs Tin
81 90. speitsr IS 1905 IS. Iron-ouiet
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safety Tot Oonsider.d-

Much ,o.np..siut ~ being made by the
people OF Patterson about the condftion
ot the streets II will be noticed thai
WITHIN the last few days ditch has
pten oIs along the sidewalk about two
Ieet wide and from one to tuo fset
oeep NO lights are placed along this
ditch. and AZ several Of the street lights
ere not In working order 81 H. difficult
70 see Many pedestrians are com
plaining and the people seem to think
tnst there should at least be some Lights
paced along this ditch IN order that N
might be seen after dark
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At the First n. 4. Church.

Services In the F1r-t VI. r. church.
Elm Grove. on sunday will be as fol-
lows Sunday school a. s.45 a m.
preach ing AT II o'clock by the pastor.
;. y. Hart. subject. The Greatest of
Men class meeting at 2.sO D. m: Fp-
worth league devotional service al 70
p. m. led by the pastor. At : 20 D m
ne pastor VIII take Is mis- subject, The
awaits all who attend these services
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received three car Ioafa ~ ralea ,..,.I
WIZ Do out up between Wheeling and
this tow. The Bel tourHrg will ran
Tho WHeeiun Tferfrl. rnrnrarr MI.
also run Hu elective Dino flr the Ma.
WOOD PEOPLE fn use for Irhf and oir..
80.
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Coffee

Special Dispatch 20 the Tntsuirsresr
INV YORK. sept 10 Tfavrs mari "a
declined one quarter o. ous-haff frsr,.
september futures closed offered ~
Nec December closed Offered 80 sec.
March closed offered a. sgqc. wsv
closed Offered ~ sec. July closed ~
Tered ~ f3c. Rio No e quoted ~ So
60 - Market steady
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Burprissu rr1endsL
Glenvood.

thhrleS happroft, OF Glenvood.
sprang quite q surprise on his friends
his home with a brIce Telling no one
OF his Intentions. Mr.. Kiapprott went 20
wheeling. secured a license. and. with
ceeded TO the home Of Rev Dean IN
South Wheeling. where they were mar
RED.
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T-srsfe- books close Sept goth
tor . Pe- cent cash dividend payable
sept. 30th.
80 TrF nsfer books close oct 2lst
To- 2 Of Pfr cent cash dividend pay
abb oct SIst
'Si-rranster books close Sept %
To- : - peg cent cash dividend payable
october l.
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Or. VIII Cruise, Veterinarian,
Both Phones.
ONCE, Blayneys Drug store.
SIT
atons Church serxtose.

Sabbath school at 800 a m. Mr. q
*. Bushon. supertntendent Public SER
Evening service IT 1880, third in q series
on famous men. The Pious Parent But
lndulgent Parent Junior c. z. at $50
senior Y. p. s. c. Z. At s:3o. Walter
Hand. leader.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

The National theater OF Fulton will
open Monday under its former manager
william Thomas. Extensive repairs are
being made TO this popular place or
amusement II has been closed for a
long time and the people are looking for
terest.
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sisi fo- - cash dividend payable
sep enbsr 3oth.
(e)--Trsnsfer books close October
els; for one-half OF iee casn dividend
payable October slst
t9-Transfer books close September
gotta for one-ha,f or one per cent cash
dividend payable october Ist.
Transfer books close October 6
for per cent cash dividend payable Oc-
tober rs.
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Al the mines IN Eichland district
WI ri"fe today 20 that the minors ina
alteud The annual picnic and 0utinf ID
INC nitcd Mine Workers on Arsrtr.
Whirh o. o. BE- held on the Island frfr
EroundH. ~ u expected that 40 a..
big outing " 'tt'N t"f
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tJ-Transfer books close serf 20 FOR
81. cash dividend payable Drt 'fat
~ Transfer books close Got 20 fsr
p n - cash dividends PAYABLE t.f
2ist
90. Transfer books close Sept .H f.r
= r. cash dividend payable =, ful.ar
40 Books close frtofer Gfn far D..
cash dividend PAYABLE October f.ff
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The Ladies NIesIuunff Durfefv .r
NHrWCpi l'reehf trrifu rrurrh viii hliI.
Wafket tuduf 80 Muore'a store on a..
corner ~ frty-arruud auH Mtt,|
streets. The Ladies' VIII sell pira rrte-
and paFtry. The sale will start I'd fg.
noon.
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'ontrnrt"r DIXON vino has charge on
we NorE ON the concrete wall On back
~ tne TOP mill Mr.. Dixon IL pro-
gfessinE the work e. he eNperts 10 n
ish 70 ~ TIE middle or most month.
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The contract for paving crugey street
IN the town or Patterson was awarded TO
vincent Vercellotti at tf.s8 Der square
yard. on concrete foundation Council
rejected all sewer bids
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WV YORK sept IL Wuffrr
steady. unchanged
cheese steady UNCHANGED
l.EEs STEADY. unchanged
flour quiet about steady
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. sept. 10. Is.
The following quotations on the moro
active Wheeling STOCKS are corrected
eailiy for the intelligence by George W.
Earon. local broker. and z. y Msrshali.
manage. E-GG Department
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Petroleum


OIL CITY. IA. Sept - - Credit tsf.
surcs ESQ. Runs SSH. averaga 400 :
shipments sss0s average ffs.-
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. " Va. sept 10. IL
Range Of activs sto,ss o. to 80
1 orr stock EnchanEs. corrected daily ~
A. +. hastsn 60. brokers
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WE oPPER.
50 Hazel Atlas Glass
loo LABeile Common
80 Wheeling Mold a. Foundry
so Whitaker Glessner
90 Wheeling Steel g. Iron
20 Market Auditorium
- 0o0 Wheeling Mold SIS
$4,000 Wheeling Can 6's
$1,000 Whitaker Glessner SIS
$1,000 Portsmouth Steel S.
$1,000 LaBelle Gs
$4,000 wheeling Traction Ctf IS
s5,OOu Imperial Glass Notes 6's
$4,000 Wheeling Traction IS
$4,000 Wheeling a. Elm Grove So
FIDELITY.
HvEsThENT ASSOCIATION.
Capital Paid In 500 10000
Stocks, 8onds, Real Estate, insurance.
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WHEELINV. " Va senF II II 7
Corrected daily f0V the InfefiIrsrrs
~ ths Fideilty Investment association.
Stocks. Par BID Ask l. 4
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WHEELING. ". Va. sept - ID
ee active f'tttsDur=h stoeFS core la
al ny A. z Nasten CO. b4Hks-s
and o,okerA N-tionsi Exchange Esha
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

I'd k.N-div. IL per cent.
t-l- EN- div. 2. per cent.
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STOCKS. Par Bid. ASK. L. 8
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Fidelity Local Stocks.

Total sales $50 sharss
EN-div. - per cent.
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Aruc.e, 0.rn. inFs, Low. close !.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-17
THE. JOLO SITUATION

General Pershings engagement with the Sulu
Moros marks the most important battle in the
Philippines for long time and has awakened
great interest both in military and civilian cir
cles. The latest dispatches Indicate the routing
of the outlaws, but determination, it appears, is
about the only way to end the guerilla warfare
that these dattus and their followers will main
tain
The disarmament of the Sulu Moros has been
in progress since October, 1911, and there was
no serious resistance to the work in the archipel
ago south of Jolo. The Jolos, however; showed
a different spirit and there have been several
minor outbreaks against authority. In Deeem-
Der, 1912, the disarmament was renewed, and
from that time to the present it is estimated that
$500 guns most of them in seryiceable condi-
ton, have been taken and shipped to Zamboanga-
The Jolo outlaws, it is asserted, are remnants
of former bands of marauders. In December,
1912, followers of ANIL the leader reported
killed in the fight of last week, collected at
Amil's home at Mount Landupsan and defied the
authorities. From that time until last week they
remained in their mountain strongholds. There
ensued several weeks of negotiations between the
American authorities and the dattus. The latter
promised to urge their followers to lay down
their arms but the dispatches Indicate that Anil
and other of the leaders did not live up to these
promises, for there was comparatively little
peaceful surrender of guns, and finally the ma
rauding bands committed SO many outrages that
the troops were forced to take the field with a
punitive expedition.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-17

torney. the prisoner was called to the
bar, the bailifT using the words. Mr..
Mcguire" Following this Judge Par
sons asked the question. Have you
anything to say why sentence should
not be imposed?" And Mcguire gave
the answer in the words and manner
as above stated.
Then the Judge said: Il sentence
you to not less than five years nor
more than ten years Imprisonment at
hard labor"
Shortly afterward Breckons said
that he had had consultation. with
the attorney general and they had
thought that after suitable sentence
had been given il would be sufficient
reason to move for the entering of a
nolle prosequi on the other indict-
ments.
There was no ostentatious taking
of the prisoner into charge following
the sentence. O. T. Shipman prom
inent Hilo Democrat few minutes
after calling the sentenced man out
side on the lanai where he conyersed
for some time, while the court called
for sentence the next case on the cali
endar
The only marked comment after the
spectators left the court room, among
whom were first the minister and his
wife, was that upon the feeling shown
by Attorney Breckons.