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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-11
DAILY REMINDERS
BuneaIows built cheap. Tel 2lI7
advertisement

Bungalows built cheap. Tel xlta-
advertisement
City Auto Stand, Kukui and Nuu.
anu streets. Phone S664.-adyertise-
ment.
Concrete sidewalk and stone eurbing
put in reasonable. Telephone 2l57.-
advertisement
When you buy ask for Green Stamps
take no others; they're valuable
advertisement
Best and cheapest awnings. tents
ard sails at Cashmans', Fort near Al
len.-advertisement.
Hires root beer, distilled water,
should be in every home Consolidated
Soda Works advertisement.
Wanted-Two more passengers for
around 1.-THE island at 5000. Lewis
Stables and Garage. Tel. 2141.-ad-
yertisement
DIR. F. L. Ferguson, dentist, has re-
sumed practice. room z, Metropolis
Bldg, Alakea St., bet. Hotel and Be
retania. -Advertisement
You needn't lose one cent by rea-
son of your house or store burning, il
you'll only c. Brewer & Co. BEFORE
the Fire-and that means sec them
NOW.
Take special walk down Fort
street, and look In the window OF the
Honolulu Photo Supply Co. You'll
see an interesting exhibit Of the bully
work of the little Vest Pocket Kodak.
Genuine KRYPTOK btfocal lenses
furnished promptly. Factory on the
premises. A. N. SANFORD, optician.
Boston building. Fort street, over Hen
ry May & Co. Telephone 1740.-ad-
yertisement.
II you intend to do any travelling
in the near future, do yourself the
justice, aforetime, of inspecting Wich-
man & Cos line of Leather Travelling
Bags, ETC. They have a unique coat
hanger, too, that will interest you.
You probably don't enjoy that skin
rash, or that trouble that comes from
the pores being clogged. Get some
Bigelow's Curative Skin Soap from
the HOLSTER Drug Co, and notice
how quickly the Improvement occurs.
After such a long wait it is pleasant
to announce that the Honolulan tomor-
row will bring large consignment Of
Fresh California Fruit and Vegetables,
and Puritan Creamery Butter, to those
who phone Henry May & Co. (127D
early. advertisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-11

In a woman's age few years go
a long way.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-11

Between Boards 20 Pioneer 14K.
Is Oahu Sug. Co. 10.
Session Sales Waialua 70, 10
Oahu Sug. Co. Is, Is Oahu Sug. Co. 10.
5 Oahu Sug. Co. Is, 10 H. C. & s. Co.
%, 5 Pines 30, Pines 80.
Sugar Quotations.
SO degree analysis beets IS. .31kd. !;
parity 1856; SO degree centrifugals
3.711s.
Dividends.
Aug. 10-Hutchinson 10.
Latest sugar quotation, s.71 1.s cts,
or s74:s0 per ton,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
RUN SPECIAL CARS
TO POLICE PICNIC
Committee Members and Brother
Officers Spend Night Preparing
for To-Day's Event.

Service of special cars to the state
Fair Grounds, where the annual policc
picnic Will hold sway all Of to-day. viii
begin this morning at 1890 o'clock. ac-
cordinS to announcement made by the
Virginia Railway and Power Componv
II had previously been arranged to run
the cars Of the Broad and Tweutv-nfth
street division to the grounds. but il,
was decided 10 change this by operating
special tro!leys which Will he marked
rair Grounds The specials will
make use OF the Ninth street loon
All during last night members of tho
committee in charge assisted by many
brother officers who were OFF duty. were
husy getting things in shape for the
opening this morning mt II O'Clock.
ih"'catl"ns are that the attendance will
ne record breaking. as moro than 2 O00
tickets have already been sold. and il
Is expected several hundred more will
Toe disposed OF at the gates
In addition to wrestling ana boxing
exhibitions. which are scheduled 10
begin about o'clock i'm front of The
Erandstand, ii was announced last
nlGht that four motorcycle races will
ne run under the auspices of tho ola
Dominion Motorcycle Club
Inc following riders arc among those
VINO are expected TO participate: +. g.
fu1ua. Joe Saperc. Charles Scott n
smith Harry Jenkins, John Fcrraro.
w II. Woodward. Frank Whitlocl
George Culton. Vivian Philpotts. " IT.
Gray. Eddie Rice. T.. H. Stout. Percy
Phillips. w +. Neblctt. W. f. Gasscr.
I. y. Parsons, l.. r. Christian. Jr.. ga
ward II. Root I, S. Lcaltc, H. l. vii
Iiams' William Anderson. Il. H. SAN
we'll Floyd Pace and r. H. Rivins.
General orders have been issued by
chief OF Police Werner TO his men TO
see that order is maintained at the
picnic. Sheriff Kemp. of Henrico Coun-
~ has announced that he Will leave
the policing Of the grounds entirely in
NE hands Of the city authorities. ex-
pressing his confidence that any dis
order would be promptly suppressed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
MURDER CHARGE
AGAINST GIRL
Accusation, However, Purely
Formal Against Miss Adele
Smith, Who Ran Down Dane

coroners jury yesterday morning
! neId Adele Smith fourteen year-old
daughter or Andrew ]. Smith. Of 2527
kensington Avenue, responsible for the
death Of Neil Christensen tho Dane
VINO was run down and fatally hurt
more than week ago In Broad street
near Robinson, by runabout said TO
have been driven by the girl A war
rant formally charging her with MUIR
der was sworn out by Detective-Ser
geant kellam after the verdict had
been rendered
Miss Smith is now with her notber
AT Greenwood. Va. 1t Was said she
would not be Informed OF the charge
against her until che returns to Rich
inond. and no steps will be taken TO
brihS her back. as the warrant In the
case is purely n formality. the authori-
ties having collected ample evidence
mat Christenscn's death was due
purely to an unavoidable accident
Ihcre is apparently no question but
that the charge will &c dismissed in
the Juvenile Court
Mystery was added to the case by
reason of the fact that the identity
or the person who ram down ChrIsten-
sen could not be established. Christen-
sen died nearly four days after he had
been hurt. and the police knew moth
ing OF the case until his death It
was learned that he had been taken
TO his home in West Broad street by
the person who had run over him,
but at the time ii was thought he
was only slightly hurt
The girl, Detectives Kcnan and
Duny learned on Monday. told only
her mother and negro stable boz OF
the accident
As She left for Greenwood before
the Danes death she was not aware
that her victim was fatally hurt This
gave the police puzzle. which was
solved Monday, when kcllam and Duty
located the stable boy. who told them
what he had heard OF the accident.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
EIGHTEEN YEARS
FOR LUTHER MOORE
Jury Finds Verdict of Second De
gree Murder Against Slayer
Of cambridge.

i-uther Moore, colorcd, was found
guilty Of murder in the second degree
IN the Hastings Court yesterday. and
Mas sentenced by Judge Richardson to
serve eighteen years in the state Peni-
tcnuary. lie was tried for the murder
81 william Dandridse colorcd whom
he SHOT ~ the head ON the evening of
May " after an alteration earlier in
the day
cambridge, it was brought out had a
dlhculty with Moore on May :. i'm the
course OF which n" attacked the latter
WITH rocks ON the evening OF the
same DAY Moore and Dandridge met
~ furniture store at Second ana Jack
son streets go became involved I'm a
isnt which ended in Moorc's drawint.
, pistol and shooting Cambridge i'm the
f'ead The wounded man died -four
days later.
Moore set up seIf-defense plea.
'iainine mat he shot TO protect him
SELF when cambridge assaulted him
judge Richardson appointed Attornevs
w w Kelvin and ". w Crump to de
I'nd the prisoner The jury returned
. verdict Of second degree murder
Laura Thornton was found guilty Of
malicious wounding ana was Sentenced
by Judge Richardson to serve one vca1
In the penitcntiary Moses Motley wa.
given thirty days in Jail for assault,
and battery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
MANY LEAVE FOR
BIG CONFERENCE
Temperance Workers Will Gather
in jacksonville To-Day-Many
Prominent Speakers.

a large delegation will leave Rich
mond this afternoon at o'clock for
Madisonville. Charlotte County, Va,
where the Womans Temperance
League of America will hold its mid
summer conference to-day, tomorrow
and Friday.
a large attendance is assured at
the conference, and a number of prom
inent speakers from all parts of the
State will take part in the progra m.
Among the members of the Richmond
delegation will he the following:
Mrs. c. NJ. Jobson. Mrs c. G. Satter-
white. Mrs Imogcne Austin, Mrs John
Lindsay, Mrs. George Priddy, Mrs. e..
]. Parrish Miss Kathleen Parrish, Mrs.
T. T. Herndon, Mrs. Wesley Hiatus,
Mrs w. F. Williams, Miss Celeste Har-
grove, Mrs. w. o. Condry, Mrs. j. w.
Anderson. Mrs. S. L. Cole. Mrs. w R.
Binns. Mrs. r. Kidd, Mrs. NJ. A. Carter.
Mrs. Lee Liggan Mrs. NJ. a. Kidd.
Miss Mary McGhee, Miss Gertie Will
liamS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30

The salvation Army Silver Quartet.
four young musicians from the orEani-
cation In Philadelphia. viii render n
number of instrumental and vocal Sc
lectlons this evening at s o'clock in
the Rroad Street Methodist Episcopal!
church. Broad and Tenth Streets \
short sermon Will be delivered by Ad-
jutant II. Is. Gocllner. leader of the
quartet. Preceding the services in the
church an open-air meeting will be
conducted at Seventh and Broad Streets
at { o'clock. AdJutant Elmer Johnson.
in charge OF the local work extends
"a general invitation Ia the public
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
ANONYMOUS ATTACK
Circular From Washington Attacks
Pollard and Praises Williams.

An anonymous letter highly praising
Judge Samuel w. Williams ana mating
a venomous attack on John Garland
Pollard is being mailed out to county
newspapers in different sections of Viz
ginia under Il Washington date line ana
postmark and is signed observer.
There is no mark of identifications TO
indicate the writer. Copies OF the
hands Of friends of Mr.. Pollard. State
ments contained in the letter are OBJ,
viously without foundation In fact. and
it was not believed that the editors OF
Virginia newspapers would be hood
winked by such literature
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
MEETING AT LIBERTY HALL
TO DISCUSS UNION STATION

The East End Citizens Association
VIII hold meeting at Liberty Hall at
Twenty fifth and Broad Streets. on
Thursday night at o'clock for the
purpose of discussing the question of
n union station. w. T. Dabney will
address the meeting and several other
speakers will discuss the question
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
INVITED TO PRAYER MEETING
DepOsed Minister Winning Favor with
His Former Flock.

Rev. David Francis, dcposed pastor
OF the Third Christian Church, has re :
turned from an extended trip in North
Carolina, where he has been attending
several teachers Institutes II is
stated that sentiment within the con
gregation has vecrcd very much In
favor of Mr.. Francis recently. and it
was stated by Il member OF the con-
grcgation that the deposed minister had
been invited to attend the weekly
prayer meeting service at the Third
Christian Church tonight. Mrs Fran
els is visiting her daughter at Salt
Lick. Ky, and will not return to Rich
mond until about the middle of Au-
gust.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
Tried ON Two CharEs..

James Mccain colored. was yesterday
brought before Magistrate Puryear chBrrcd
With beating mis- half-sister Pcnnic Mccain.
and with "A more serious charge, Involving
the same woman. against him. He Was fined
:" ana costs Oh the nrst charge and appealed
the case. or the other charge he was bound
over TO tho grand jury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
Small Wreck Delays Trims

Trains We're delayed FOR some time
yesterday morning on the Southern
freight train No. GO left the track about
forty miles from Richmond, near
Amelia Courthouse pulling with it
seven other cars. No persons were in
jured, and the damage will not amount
TO much. 1t is believed that the wreck
was caused by the spreading of rails
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
RICHMOND IDEA
FINDS IMITATION
Better Acquaintance Week" Will
Be Copied by Several
Other Cities

Inc best proof the Trade Extention
bureau has received of the worth OF tho
Better Acquaintance Weck is tho ,r
formation which has Just reached meu.
bers OF the bureau to the effect tina,
'ne scheihe is being copied by several
ci''es 10 the north and south OF Rich
mohd' III imitation Is the seal of sue
cess. Better Acquaintance Week" has
won It's laurels. Seeing the keenness
Win winch retail merchants within
FadinS distance of the Virginia cant
lai nave seized upon the idea OF com
ING TO Richmond at Richmond's ex
pehse Tor a, week Of profit and pleas
ure. other large trade centres have
hastiiy laid plans for the staging Of
Il similar commercial week under other
names
II PROOF were needed that the Trade
extension Bureaus scheme is good
ms imitation would furnish plontv'
put as IL happens, the tremendous
amount OF interest ever Increasing as
august ii approaches is sufficient evi-
dcnce OF the value of Better AcuuMnt-
ance Week" The growth OF interest
IN the scheme Is not confined to out
of-town retail merchants who are com
ing 10 take part in the commercial fes-
INVITES, but Is shared by many local
"i''i'''''t - JtDb'rS ana fnaulifaC-
turers who We're 10th TO Join in III.
Better Acquaintance Week" plan when
II was first proposed
All Join Forces
having been originated and push.d
In the minds OF tho members OF the
Trade Extension Bureau OF III. Cham
Der OF Commerce. Better Acuuaintance
Week has quite naturally been re-
earded as Chamber of Commerce.
scheme, aimed primarily 10 hcncft IN.
concerns represented on the Trade Elk
tension Bureau who have contributed
toward the expenses Of such "A week
Now. however, no small number OF
Wholesalers, jobbers and manufacture
ers not connected with the Trade Elk
tension Bureau have seen the light at
this late day and have come forward
with offers OF financial and material
assistance in ma king Better Acquaint-
ance Week the success IL is certain
10 be.
The Trade Extension Bureau harbors
no grudSe against these late corners
because Of their former hesitancy, and
welcomes their cooperation in the best
spirit The bureau invites all jobbers
wholesalers and manufacturers in the
city to get in communication with the
managers OF Better Acquaintance
Week" and get their fingers in the
commercial pie scheduled 10 he cut
during the week beginning or Au-
gust ] i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
SMALL ROBBERIES REPORTED

Police Also Learn That PickpOckets Are
Busy In Broad Street.
II. l.. Bobbitt. IL railroad conductor, yes
terday reported to the police that his pocket
picked OF $40 while walking through
Broad Street Ninth.
Mrs. A. b. Kyle. OF 800 West Cary Street
reported that $40 was taken from her hand
bag while In Broad Street shop.
Carl w Berry reported stolen from him at
the railroad Y NJ c. a.. camera.
G. r. Denver. of il2 North Fifth Street
reported the theft OF n gold watch.
Mrs. G. l.. Snyder. OF 2l13 Floyd Avenue
reported quantity Of clothing stolen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
Terrell Nominated.

A. ]. Terrell. member OF the House
OF Delegates from the district composed
or buckingham and Cumberland Coun-
ties. has been declared the Democratic
nominee for reelection, having no OPP
position.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
Ho.nitaI Hoard to Meet.

The General State Hospital Board
will meet in Lynchburg August II for
leptic Colony, which Is located in Am
herst County not far from Lynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30

Licenses to marry were issued yester-
day by the clerk of the Hastings Court
TO EnoS r. Hartman and Minnie Sand
ridge: r. Harvey Peace and Ida " Hall.
and Freddie Worm BEDFORD and Althea
Lee Glenn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
BROWN AND KO|NER
TO HAVE DEBATE
Will Meet Saturday at Ken
bridge, in Lunenburg
County.
George W. voiner and j.

George ". Koiner and ]. THOMPSON
Brown viii meet in joint debate at
kenhridge. in LunenburC County. on
saturday. a meeting Of the farmers
OF Lunenburs, MeclllenbuTS and Char
iotte Counties has been arranged
Some time ago Mr. Brown accented
an invitation to be present. Ia sneak
and If opportunity offered to enter
into a join, dehot, with NJ. Ko.ner
over the issues Of the campaien MIR
Noincr stated at Mat time that he
would be unable to attend pleaGina
previous engaCemcnt Of a month'q
standing IN SOUTHAMPTON County Ycs-
terday he stated that he had de-
termined to 20 10 the Kcnbrdcc meet
lns ana would send a representative
10 meet his enga cement i'm Southamp-
ton.
The occasion Will he Farmers Day in
kenbridEc. and plans are hoinc made
for tho hirgcet celebration in the his
tory of the town. Farmers OF MOTTO
way and Brunswick, as we'll as from
Charlotte, Mecklenhurg and I.uncnburg
Counties will he in attendance. and
the occasion promises to be the whirl-
wind finish 10 the State campaign
Besides Mossrs Brown and Koiner.
Auorney-General Samuel w. Williams
mas accepted an invitation to he pres
ent The committee has also extended
Invitations TO Governor William II.
Mann ana ~ CONGRESSMAN Walter \.
Watson. but they have not as yet re-
sponded
Mig Celebration.
The town Of Nenbridec is preparing
lamb stew 4 In I.uncnburc. that :
promised to puL..iA the shade any sor,
az stew that 81 r.canlt out OF Bruins
wick" County Thcyc VIII bo n bar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30

Accused of Stealing S37.
steve RukolZ was arrested last night
by Patrolmen Goldsby and Spur on
the charge of stealing $37 from Tony
I-ucheski. OF 1909 Washington Street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

rue state 81 Sru mesieo depends
very largely On the rallroad proper
ties ID ma State Cor ~ rcvenue foF
state purposes View Mexico likewise
a6pends tcrs larasls On the rasifoad
saapanics for thp dsvciopmenl u aei
resources the openink up u new teri
risefs. fof putilae her products on the
lnafkrt. for making avalinDle her tim.
hes and csai aEd copper and scld and
sliser. her uatcrsneions and her cab
sss-s vte FaiiFoae systunss m Nr~
Msxlco hese sDens large sums Of
D,ones 10 liberal policy Of encouras-
ina development. of bringing In home
teeAess snd lnccstyrN ~ advertising
the state abroad and Of bdilding up
she farming inapyisy IN order to build
az business for themselves
Nothing conid be more absolutely
fouiiah AZ this state o. our state exist
ence than 10 antaronlse the railroads
and discouraBe lhem from spending
thnlr uaeney on development Any
move IN the Legislature 10 this asFec-
tsoh should he frowned down prompt
b.. New Me2ico h not In position
90 90 any "reiiFoad -oaltinE." We
need Them n our business and We
nued 20 encourage Them 50 every Ic-
EIslmate entcfpsise. not 10 hamper
shem mr. crippie them Nith any ill-
considered legislation.
Our ADVICE 10 the legislature al
sanss Fe ~ 20 proceed 20 solve the
problem % taxation. the problem q
revenue from state resources. Of al.
Iasline the machinery Vs state sOvetn'
sncns and getting II IN good runnins
order. Hitting The railroad compan-
its on the wrisi a. this stage o. the
game Win not gr, Nv anywhere
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

q sainst the. good deacon % the VII
loEc who was about 90 die. Every
body war anxious 10 know about the
chances ~ the deacon. and bulletins
were posted. tho first OF Which read:
The deacon II sinking rapidly" An
hour or two later second one ap-
pearod which. read: The good deacon
has gone 10 Heaven" Then the
twelve-ycar.oid hoy. who knew that
the deacon was not what he claimed
60 be. published the third bulletin.
like thiq "0rcat excitement IN
Heaven; tbe deacon has not arrived
The coa,ausion would therefore hc
found In tfiat invaluable piece of adj
vice, "pftrtice what you preach.
and we 4ill need no more switches
In our schoolrooms.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08


lnts ~. e,idenei ID Indebtedness ~
rtlt 10 b. as good ne the each.
mind ~. deceased by money Iust
wo0ia have drawn ~ profits for -
lnvessment AZ q means OF still sts tier
hut dlaease Of thnl
klnd opsra,ss - mahe u imp.ssllle
cor 80 Victims 10 see hll tholr oNh 90
pon,mluea There are q numbet of
muRlmllHonairre IN the oeuniry once
SICK With lbe samif dinease which 'nf.
alctcd David Miller. snd VINO cured
inepsslsts only ~ AIlopeinic doses
% ma medicine found m pbiian,hror-
lc bot7len nat zoe this remedy tho
fiseass might haze remained progr'f-
riss. ina Mr. caFnesle might have. left
hla coupons uncut for years - y
-. he hos mover niisaeda cutslns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
An UNKNowN MILLIoNAlRE.


That an absorbing passion for
money accumulation can become q
mental disease has been often proved.
but never more plainly than IN the
case of David n Miller farmer who
has Just died near oregon, lli ne
had lived ON one farm Cor sixty years
and worked Ia ovCrails a. the rough
est kind ~ work, and in the toughest
sorts 81 weather Il was never BUS
pected that he was millionaire coz
near being ore untll after his death,
the box IN the safe-deposit vault IN
Chicago. 10 Witch ne left key was
opened. Then the fact was disclosed
that. IN spite Of his acouisitiyehcss
David Miller did not knOV how a. set
all that was coming 80 him, sass the
~ Louis Globe Democrat
The bbs was found allied with SEE
curities al Of them git edged.
Among the securities are oil stocks
which, since their purchase h, him,
had advanced 500 polnis Ia value.
stocks In chicIao banks bought Al
discount bat which have been az a
high premium for msn, years. and on
which ave thousands 81 dollars In ac-
crued hut unclaimed dividends. rail-
road stocks showing years Of unpar
taken pronta and some securltici
which could have participated IN
melon cutting were found In the %.
iinois farmers heard Calculating
The face value o. these papers anc
their premium value, together Niit
accrued and unpaid dividends. IL b
seen that his nelghbors who didn
know that David Miller was million
uire were no mcre ignorant thar
David. vho didn't know Il himsei.
Being without kiih o. Kin. anc haV.
ing no other passion In life than ,hsi
Of accumulation. The only solution al
the puzzle la David Millern ease q.
that he tolled ON during years OF fr'-
sreasivc accumulation. knowing ths'
the stocks aRa other securities he
owned were increasing his fortune
bat leaving tho increase "a aoel.es-