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The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
tBy Federal Wireless Telegraph. ,

ST. PAUL, Minnesota, April f.
Especial to The Advertiser) Engaging
in a bloody encounter with the police
and trampling down women and chill
dren, mob stormed the courtroom her,
today in a rush for seats TO witness the
trial of Professor Oleson, who shot and
killed Clyde Darling laundry wagon
driver, after the latter is alleged to
have stolen Mrs. Olesen Is affections.
Mrs. Olesen is expected to testify to-
day that her husband slew Darling af-
ter she confessed her affection for Oar
ling.
County Attorney o'Brien eross-exam.
ired Olesen and the witness stammer'
ingly recited his wife confession. Ole
sen is member of the University OF
Minnesota
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08

Z WASHINGTON, April Shy AS
sociated Press Gable Through her am
bassad6r, Vlseount Chinda, Japan form
ally lodged a protest yesterday with
the state department against the pro
posed enactment of statute by the
Californian Legislature which prohibits
aliens not eligible to become citizens
of the United States from owning OF
leasing land in the State. The Japa
nese protest is based on the rights
guaranteed by treaty to the subject,
of the Mikado, the treaty clause in
voked stating that the subjects Of
Japan shall have all rights to carry OIL
business within the United States tina
are given to the subjects of any otheI
Power.
Although the Californian legislation
which was endorsed on Thursday b,
Governor johnson, does not specify il
its terms, il is generally regarded q
being aimed directly at the Japanes
resident In that State.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
Blockading Antivari.
SENSATIONAL SUICIDE
TO MISS GUILLOTINE

PARIS, April 5.-(BS Associated
Press Gable to Star Bulletin)--A sensa-
tional tragedy was recorded here today
when the anarchistband Lacombe, one
of the desperadOes of the capital, es-
capped in an unexplained manner from
his cell. When the guards discovered
him, he had made his way to the prison
roof. AS the guards rushed toward him
with guns raised, the bandit saluated
them ironically and then dove head
foremost from the roof into the stone
courtyard. He was instantly killed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
lnn rcaernl wIreless rrleCrera. }

LONDON, April 5.-(special to The
Advertiser) -Aylesbury Prison, situat-
ed on lonely spot forty miles from
here aud place where n demonstration
will lose its effectiveness. is now the
home of Mrs, Emmaline Pankhurst, the
convicted Suifragette bomb-user, for
the next three years. THIS was the
gist OF scmiof'icial statement from the
llome Office today.
Militant sailragettcs, acting as pick
cts, have been walking around Hollo
way Prison. where Mrs. Paukhurst il
at present confined, since the passing
Of the penal sentence upon their leader
On Hunger Strike.
Mrs. Psnkhurst has. eaten nothing
since receiving the sentence, but rs ye
no attempt has been made to forcibl,
feed her, II she continues her hunge
strike she will be released whenevei
the prison doctors report that furthe
confinement will be fatal to her.
No arrests have occurred yet in con
nection with the Oxtcd and Stockport
explosions, alleged 70 have been perpe
irated by sufragettes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
tBy Federal wireless relerrapp, !,

HAVRE, France, April 5.-(SpeciaI
to The Advertiser) -Herbert Satterlee
and Mrs. Satterlee, the daughter of the
late j. p. Morgan, remained at their
hotel here today until the liner La
trance was scheduled to sail for New
York. The body of the late finaneier
was locked in the mortuary aboard the
steamer at the personal request of Mrs
Satterlee.
The usual gsietes aboard the La
France will continue during the yoy
age.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
nv Federal wirelo., Telegraph,

WASHINGTON, April 4.-tSpecial
to The Advertiser)-Despite his no
table relief work at Dayton, it is re.
ported that the department of justice
will not consider pardon for John H.
Patterson, president of the National
Cash Register Company, who was sen
fenced TO a years Imprisonment for
violation of the Sherman Antitrust
Ia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
RECOGNITION OF
CHINA NOT POPULAR

WASHINGTON, April o. (Assoei,
ated Press Cable to Star Bulletin -Sev-
eral of the Powers, in response to See
rotary of State Bryan's note, have
agreed to concur in the recognition of
the new Republic of China on April S.
Others have indicated that they will
probably refuse 20 do so, believing that
the stability of the young republic is
still improved,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN

During the summer months children
are subject to disorders of the bowels
and should receive the most careful
attention. AS soon as any unnatural
looseness of the bowels is noticed
Chamberlain s Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rboea Remedy should be given. For
sale by Benson, Smith q Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii Advertisement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
SAME OLD ARGuMENr.

woman's place is the cave" the cave
man said
And he drove his wife back with a
clip on the head.
We've improved our homes since then
bit;
But IS arguments haven't changed
whit.
kansas City Journal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
The Torch Again.

AYR, Scotland, April 5.-(Special to
The Advertiser)- Militant suffragettes
early today fred the grandstand,
stables and buildings at Ayr racecourse.
All We're destroyed. The loss is fixed
at $4,000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
SALT LAKE CHAMPIONS
DEFEAT AI,L-cH1NEsE

(By Associated Press Cable)
SALT LAKE, April 5.-(Spe-
cial to The Advertiser) - Ha-
walls crack All-Cbinese ball
team met defeat here this af
ternoon by score OF - to q,
Salt Lake of the Union Associa-
ton turning the trick. 1t was "A
cold, blustery day aud the boys
from the Hawaiian Islands had
considerable difficulty fielding
the ball.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08

SOFIA, Bulgaria, April 5.-(Special
to The ADVERTISER The Balkan Allies
today submitted to the Powers their for
NAL reply to the suggested bases for
peace negotiations with Turkey. The
reply purports to be an acceptance of
the mediation conditions, but the accep-
lance is subject TO reservations which
practically repudiate the proposed
terms. The propositions of the Powers
were as follows:
]. The frontier Of Turkey shall start
at Enos and end at Media. All terri
tory west of this line shall go to the
Allies, with the exception of Albania,
the delimitation of which shall be fixed
by the Powers.
2. The question Of the Aegean Is
lands shall be settled by the Powers.
3. Turkey shall abandon all claims to
Crete.
4. The Powers cannot favorably en-
terrain the demand for indemnity.
5. As soon as the bases are accepted
hostilities shall cease.
Counter Proposals.
The reply of the Balkan Allies con.
tains the following counter propositions.
/. Indefinite determination of the
frontier of the Province of Thrace, the
line indicated in the conditions formu-
lated by the Powers to be taken as
basis and not as a definite line.
2. The Islands in the Aegean Sea
shall go to the Balkan Allies.
3. The Allies consider they should
know beforehand the frontiers proposed
for the future State of Albania, trust
ing they will be in conformity with
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
MORE FUNDS POUR IN
FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS

Feeling that Hawaii has done its
share in relief work. the Relief Fund
.,;... -. a.,;aoa 20 o,oso tho
so",'''''ee Aa u,seu " 80 ~
tnnd next week. Generous RESPONSE
from every island in the group met the
appeal for assistance for the flood suf-
ferers, and up to date Hawaii stands
second to none, in comparative size, to
the number of contributions received.
Chairman Westervelt of the commit
tee, and The Advertiser received the
following contributions yesterday;
MIR. and Mrs II. r. Bryant. 49,, $500
A Friend ......g........... ... 300
Friend Observation-Disclosures. 500
Hawaii Meat Company. :, ..... 5000
f.. N. B. 500
DR.. w. A. Schwallie. ,....... 5000
Miss Lehua Berger. .......... 800
Ezra Crane 100
The Star.Bulletin received the tol.
lowing amounts since the last acknow-
ledgment
Maui Sunday School and Chris.
tan Endeavor Societies, -. .$5l 90
Friend 49,. 1000
With the contribution from Maui,
sent to Governor Frear,, was the follow
ing letter:
WalluKu, Maui, April 4, 1910.
Hon. Walter F. Frear, Governor Terri
tory of Hawaii, Honolulu:
Sir-Herewith enclosed please find
draft No. 1854 of the Maui Aid Asso-
g., A,,., toll N
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
CAIRO LEvEES ARE
HOLDING SAFELY
CITIZENS BELIEVE PLACE WILL
BE SAVED = LEvEEs ARE
.i1l' BREAKING ELSEWHERE.
ny Federal Wireless. Telegraph. }

CAIRO, Illinois, April 4.-tSpecial 10
The Advertiser with the 1evees here
holding and the crest Of the flood about
reached il was believed today that
Cairo would be saved from destruction
by food waters.
A river steamer today rescued thirty
refugees at o Brien IS Landing. Rain
last night added 20 the suffering Of
refugees at Gregory Heights.
Reports received here say that
Shawnee Town is about out Of provi.
sions.
Hundreds Of men are working on the
ieyees and II is now believed they will
hold.
Ingleside Levee Goes.
- tBy Federal Wireless TeieTraph.)
% EVANSVILLE, Indiana, April A..
SPECIAL TO The Adyertiserl--T levee
at lngleside, west of here, collapsed to-
day, flooding more than two hundred
homes. No deaths have been reported.
The north section of the town is under
water, all business is conducted in
boats
Tennessee Struck.
tBy Federal Wireless Teiegraph.)
"bhi mo, lenhessee, hpIll f'-Dpe-
cial to The Advertiser) More than 800
homes were demolished at West Hiek,
man at noon today when the levee there
collapsed. No deaths have been re-
ported.
Dayton Still In Trouble.
tBy Federal Wireless Telegraph,
DAYTON, Ohio, April Especial to
The Advertlser) RAILROAD tracks were
washed out in last night s heavy rain
near GAINESVILLE. 1t rained in Dayton
this morning and certain of the city's
districts are inundated by n few inches
of water. No damage, however, has
been reported. ..
High winds today threaten the east
bank of the grand reservoir at st.
Maries. Hundreds of men are strength
ening its banks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
Inv FEDERAL wlr.le,s r,lerrsph.l

| Inv FEDERAL Wireless Tslenaph.l
WASHINGTON, APRIL i.-tsPE-
CIAL TO THE ADVERTISER 1T
MAY BE SAID THERE Is NOTHING
CERTAIN AS TO TARIFF RATES.
LAST NIGHT THE WHITE HOUSE
FAVORED FREE WOOL, FREE sU.
GAR. FREE STEEL RAILS AND
IRON ORE, AND DRASTIC DEDUC-
TIoN ON VARIOUS OTHER soHED-
ULES.
THIS MORNING THERE WAS A
SHIFT AND INSTEAD OF FREE SU.
GAR THE PRESIDENT IS NOW SAID
TO HAVE Advised THE REPRE-
sENTATIvES AND SENATORS
FROM LOUISIANA THAT HE WILL
RECOMMEND TO THE DEMO.
CRATIC CAUCUS NEXT TUESDAY
THAT SUGAR CARRY ONE CENT A
POUND FOR THREE YEARS AND
AFTER THAT GO ON THE FREE
LIST.
THIS MAY ALL BE CHANGED.
HOWEVER, WITHIN THE NEXT
THREE DAYS, FOR THE LOUISIANA
DELEGATION AND REPRESENTA-.
TIVES FROM THE BEET SUGAR
STATES SAY UNLESS THERE Is
REAL PROTECTION AS CARRIED IN
THE PAYNE Law, THE MANUFAC.
TURERS WHO HAVE $4,000, 900 IN.
VESTED IN THE INDUSTh4 MIGHT
AS WELL GO OUT OF BUSINESS.
THEY SAY THEY WILL FIGHT
WHEN THE TARIFF BILL COMES
TO THE SENATE.
PRESIDENT MAY YIELD.
SENATORS SIMMONS, SToNH
AND HoKEsMITH, ALL MEMBERS
OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE
HAD A LONG CONFERENCE WITH
PRESIDENT WILSON. AT ITS CON-
CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE,
SAID THE CONFERENCE. HAD BEEN
IN EVERY WAY SATISFACTORY TO
THE SENATE MEMBERS.
| A SWEEPING CANVASS OF THE
SENATE HAS BEEN UNDERTAKEN
TO DETERMINE JUST HOW FAR
THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS OF
THAT BODY WILL GO IN SUPPORT
OF THE POLICIES LAID DOWN BY
THE PRESIDENT AND 1T IS RE
PORTED THAT A MAJORITY HAS
BEEN FOUND AGAINST ANY FREE
SUGAR POLICY.
THE DECISION TO PUT RAW
WOOL ON TILE FREE LIST AND
THE THREAT OF FREE SUGAR
HAVE STIRRED UP THE DEMO
CRATIC FORCES OF TILE SENATE
TO SUCH AN EXTENT THAT MEM
BEERS OF THE FINANCE COMMIT
TEE TOLD THE PREsIDEIT SOME
IMPORTANT CHANGES WOULD
HAVE TO BE MADE IN THE PRES.
EMIT DRAFT OF THE BILL II IT IS
TO MEET WITH CORDIAL RECEP.
TON.
INCOME TAX RATES.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-(Associat.
ed Press Gable to the Star Bulletin) -
Although President Wilson desires free
sugar, 1t is learned today that he may
concede duty of one cent pound net
for the present on the representations
OF the Louisiana senators that other
wise 1t will be impossible for him to
get free-wool bill through congress,
particularly the upper house.
The President is emphatic in his
stand that all sugar traffic must expire
In three years. The estimated loss of
revenue to the government, eighty mil
lion dollars, is expected to be supplied
by the operations of the new federal
income tax. The tax, according to the
plan now being worked out by Demo
cratic leaders, will fix rates probably
as follows.
On incomes from $4,000 to $4,000,
one per cent.
On incomes from $4,000 to $4,000,
two per cent.
On incomes from $4,000 to 100000
three per cent.
On all incomes above 100000, -four
per cent.
On corporations, two per cent fat.
SITUATION AS IT WAS
TWO WEEKS AGO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
SUFFRACETTEs|N
DYNAM|T|NGl
OUTRAGEs |
Emulate Mcnamara and
4.a Use Clock Devife
{ As Ne DId/
Railways ware( Patrons
4 of Danger FIOm the
Insane Women.
fnr Federal wlrslss. Tslesraph.l

LONDON, April Especial to The
Advertiser) Using clock conrrivance
similar 10 that manipulated by John
McNamara, the American dynamiter,
militant sufrrageties today dynamited
the railroad station at Oxted. The
clock was set for three O'Clock this
morning and was found in the wreck
age. with a loaded revolver. Militant
tiiacards posted in conspicuous places
announced that sufrsgettes wers re-
sponsibie.
The station was damaged somewhat,
but 80 far as is known no one was in
iured. Two young women were arrested
in South London carrying fuitcases con-
tanning explosives and leombustibies.
They admitted they were militant SUIT.
+, fragettes and were hEet3ined for trial
on a preliminary bearing in the Croydon
police court.
In Retaliation.
"Beware of how Eou treat Mrs.
Pankhurst,n is the new slogan Of the
suffragettes. The m5ltants openly
threatened retaliation f$r the three-year
sentence imposed on thaf leader. AS a
result the Great Western ahd Midland
Railways today issued general warn
ing to the public and stationed extra
guards about its stations; tunnels and
tracks.
The two girls arrested in South Lon
don were captured before they had &C.
complished any damage.
American Girl In Jail.
Angered by the words: For God 8
sake save my daughter, in letter
written him by Mrs. Emerson, mother
of Miss Zelle Emerson, the American
suffragette now in Holloway prison
here, Home Secretary McKenna abso'
lutely refused to release Miss Emerson
or answer the LETTER today
After being advised by Secretary
IIaLgh,i.a, of tha .me.ieln Embassy,
that her actions were "undipIcmatic
and hindered her daughters chances OF
liberation, Mrs. Emerson rushed into
the Home Office and demanded that her
own physician be allowed to see heI
daughter. The demand was refused.
1t is stated that Miss Emerson is still
being forcfbly fed and is near death
in the prison.
Try to Wreck Train.
(By Federal Wireless Telexraph.)
STOCKPORT, England, April A.
Especial to The Advertiser -Suffra
eette threats OF ilnperilIing human If
in retaliation for the three years i'm
posed in London yesterday on Mrs
Emmeline Pankhurst were made goo
today, according to allegations of rail
road officials, when explosives PARTIAL.
wrecked a London and Northwestern
Railroad train near here, the carriage
were mostly empty at the time and tn
passengers escaped injury.
Seventeen ears We're in the train
the bomb exploding in the third elias
carriage.
Examination showed the car ha'
Leen saturated with resin and frag
nients of a torn powder canister wer
found. The police are working on tn
theory that militant suiragettes ar
responsible for the outrage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
Other subscriptions.

Through the Star Bulletin the follow
ing subscriptions We're received:
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-19
BEAVERS ASKED BY
'FRISCOLEAGUE FOR
DATA ON VICE WAR

News Of a movement to close the re-
stricted vice district in San Francisco
today came to Police Chief Beavers in
a letter seeking information as to At
lanta's war on vice and its success.
This time however, the appeal for in
formation emanated from the other
side" 1t came from the Personal Lib
erty league of San Francisco. through
it's secretary, NJ. Morris This league
is planning to fight the movement to
close the houses, and thought possibly
Atlanta might furnish material TO be
used in favor of a segregated district.
Any ouch theory no doubt will be eX-
ploded, however, when the reply of
Chief Beavers is read before the Per-
sonal Liberty league. The chief imme-
diately answered the communication,
giving details of the closing of the
houses in Atlanta. and subsequent re-
suits to show the success of the plan.
The tone of the Morris letter indi
Gated that the city of San Francisco is
stirred over the movement
Los Angeles already has closed the
restricted district
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-19
JOEL HURT TALKS OF
NEW TRUST COMPANY
NOW BEING FORMED

Joel Hurt, one Of the movers in the
organization of the Continental Trust
Company. said today that Atlauta's log
zeal position in the South as the home
Of trust company of wide scope and
impregnable standing. caring for the
interests of Southern investors and
Southern enterprises has been the nat
ural factor in the organ zatiOn of that
concern, which is now under way. Books
are open for subscriptions toward the
$l,250,000 capital and surplus.
AS trustee under issues of bonds for
corporations or individuals. as fiscal
agent for states, municipalities, corpo-
rations on individuals, as executor,
guardian, trustee for estates, as as
signee or receiver, as fiduciary agent
in any capacity. the new concerns seIv-
ices will be offered.
Organization of the company prob
ably will be effected about March Is,
when the charter, for which applica-
ton is now being published. will have
been granted. At that time officers will
be selected. 1t is announced that men
of wide and successful experience in
the management of trust companies.
banks and other lines of business will
be stockholders. Books will be closed
for subscriptions April Is.
The Continental T:;-:st CoE-p2.:y will
conduct business in Atlanta and in the
state of Georgia, but contemplates the
extension of it's operations into other
states and foreign countries, through
on 4 na
Germ is being organized under the Geor-
gia laws.
A committee on subscriptions has
been named as follows: Boiling II.
Jones, Joel Hurt. Hugh NJ. Willet. j.
j. Haverty. y. b. Simms, r. f. shed
den, John c. Hallman, Thomas j. Pee
pies.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-19

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-19
w : SELL YOU
Brand-NeW Furniture at Lowest
Cash Prices on Terms to Suit You

waste your money by buying Furniture at IN
STANENT prices when you here and buy brand
RELIABLE Furniture much less than other stores
CASH prices still have the payments TO SUIT
YOU By plan you furnish home COMPLETE with
Furniture that you KNOW will satisfaction in the years
to come for FULLY GUARANTEE every piece that goes
of be perfectly constructed of thoroughly
woods and give YEARS of emneny satisfactory
vice.
Come tomorrow and let explain EXACT
Y system of divided payments and how will be
for you to get just what you want.
Alo 1oau rer0uc uMN ass RUEG AT NEEEcE
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-19
Brain Clear, Feeling Fine in ~
Hour, Because Basic Principle
of Jacobs Liver Salt Is Differ
ent from Other Laxatives.

z YER have incompetent maid sweep room and ,ou.
~ the dirt in the to cater quickly again? '
The intestnes formed with thousands of little fs
and when food waste accumulates and clogs stomach s
ntestnes 1t packs into these folds Then purping cat
tic or laxative is taken which does not open the trbT
pressed folds hence waste is left behind to erm
cause headache and heaviness and in short time anot
attack of biiousness and constipation. '
Jacobs Liver Salt is different It attracts wafer f
all parts of the body to the stomach and intestinal r
hushes expands crevce and washes every partial
OF waste and fermentation There is force. Simply
thorough washing out inside with water Take it baf
breakfast and Immediately, within hour you are r
eved from the heavness that depressed you For con
patton biousness, sick headache nausea etc. it is sim
wonderful 1t makes sparkling efervescent drink vs
pleasant rising and entirely different in its action FROM
all other laxaves All druggists sell Jacobs Liver Salt
take no substitute Price 25c BY parcel post 7c extra
Made and guaranteed by Jacobs Pharmacy Co. Atlanta G.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-19
Puts Liver and
Bowels in Condition
Everybody Says They Are Fine;
Nothing so Good for Constipa-
ton Ever Before offered
in Atlanta.
Young and Old, Male and Female
all Sing the Praises of Hot
Springs Liver Buttons-Make
Won Zeal Fine in Dav

You Feel Fine in Day.
Don't fool with Calomel or Salts
or harsh purgatives that act vio-
lently, many times injuring the lin
ing of the bowel, and causing seri-
Gus illness.
HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS
are mild, gentle, yet absolutely GER
tain
They always act blissfully on the
bowels and never fail to unclog the
stubborn liver and compel it to do
it's work properly
Physicians in Hot Springs, Ark,
prescribe them because they know
that there is nothing better they can
prescribe. Take HOT SPRINGS
LIVER BUTTONS as directed and
get rid of constipation, dizziness,
biIiousness sick headache, sallow,
pimply skin. They are a fine tonic.
All druggists rs cents. Sample free
from Hot Springs Chemical Co., Hot
Springs, Ark.