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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-21

May %. 1912, bv Detective Woo and
taken 10 the police station. lie said
be remembered the date because il Was
a friend : birthday
"On the third day after my arrest
went upstairs before Mr. Kcllctt. and
be punched me in the ribs and knocked
me down and kicked me- and ! said.
Excuse me. Then Mr. Kellett punched
me in the face. 50 that the blood ran
down in my mouth. Then SIR. Kellctt
asked me 10 tell the truth. When be
hit me IN the ribs ] fell down, and
when b. struck me in the face the
blood ran down 30 that my clothes be-
came bloody"
Shows Blood Stained Garments.
"Are those the pants you bad On
when YOU were arrested ~ MAY. 1922
was asked.
The witness replied that they were.
A the witness sat in the witness
chat, he showed a pair Of faded blush
gray trousers, IN which large rent on
the left leg appeared. A. tie witness
is serving lime in Jail, the trouseis have
been kept for lin until be came into
court yesterday.
On these trousers were still 10 be
seen traces Of blood, and the witness
pointed them out. much 20 the interest
Of Ar. Peters, who left his seat aud
going over 10 the witness carefully in
spcctcd the blood stains on the right
trOuserleg.
ResumIng his story, Kong Hung Do
said be was kept ~ the police station
for eleven days, and during this time
bad been ieatCu up five times by Kel-
lett.
he told how he had gone ont 20
Pnul0a with kellet IN an automobile,
Detective MOO aud another officer be-
ing tiong: how Kellett had struek bin
with his club on the shoulder blade and
had kicked him 10 hard that he tell
down. lie explained that be could not
walk fast enough TO please Kellett, be-
cause he had been an opium smoker and
WAS very weak.
'WhO gave you opium in jaill''
asked Mr. smith.
The witness testified that Kpllett bad
given him oPiIm while bc was in the
police station
After their return from Puuloa the
witness stated that KeIlctt had struck
him three times
The nezt day Kong Hung DO was
again called before Kellctt
"But be only kicked me, ~ declared
the witness, speaking Of this visit. as
though II was special dispensation.
The commission then adjourned until
two o 'clgck Friday afternoon. but may
be- again adjourned 80 give time 10 Mr..
Poters TO appear in a case before Judge
whitney.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-21
Stocks Thrown on Market Per
PICK Spectators on New
Jrk Board.

ny lc1fUl wireless Iclcgraph.)
AEW YORK, November a. Spec.
ial 10 The Ad,ertiseri Spectators
were prWlozcd o. tbe sudden outburst
NJ foilipg Nbirb depressed stocks today
coming u iLs midst Of o morning rrs.
sion Hbirh Hfs proceeding 300 the same
pull ro'Drl'fs Bay 90 on the two pre-.
r'i'rR dsys.
hans Ot iehuitr Information ronseru.
lng NfUran hhaiu HnI faiterHiios VI
lniHl 0fabie JHhe nrHs frpnssrAi itiI.
uWe1i aui made ihn mnrhet ub~ohlble
Nv bear fHidf.
The llsi Has not bong under pressure,
hoNnhcf Hui baf0rr nYDn pam 0f Tho
'"'t ha9 bug Tf.Dfrni li0Hds N0N
sifadE
iirtofffY from fbf rahF loW prrr,
'H.'lIfai. = I.f'uhYfI0H hlHlu Thlr Naf
mp.i 'tu.nf IH lisalIng wnd Union
fnHhf nh'fh fiaIHri fbHl Duf lr4d
lhr mHfnf r.DHi haHfE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-21
ENJOYABLE CONCERT
GIVEN AT WAIALUA

4 benefit eoaccrt and sale was given
on Saturday evening by the members
NJ tho Wanlun Christian Endeayor
-odnty of ihe bali ~ tho Women 3
Benevolent Society, near llaleiwa, tho
pf4nneir 40 % tOWam the FUND ~ tho
Z hnuH1 Efifnfor building
Illa decoration hni setting ~ me
stage $500 very hoautfuli much credit
fof ibnsa holnp foe ~ b. A Ma.
haHH nHd Misses Lydia kusainul and
AmB Asm,
IH1Hr 800 tool lHu pu ilr WoWhW
5000 ~ hImhali Ne o. D. Oman
Nm lfH unHH. a. ANal, Nlm kaNHl.
HHI. fhN mrHnfu "a fhN nHlrlNH hlrr
llHa HnI lh. ASST fmmhN
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-21
Alleged Turf Frame-up Leads tC
Charge Against Proprietor
Of The Fashion.


4 DICE 9ui'i'ah' proprietor ~ t1e fasii-
ION Saloon, has been cited 10 sppcai
before the board Of Feer.. aor5mi.sio.
ers an Doee,,l..- p a.. ..,....-- .i........
Co., ..-...-.
'lNi ''1l -f aH'heN saniD-
. ing 10 take place in biz saloon and 10
show cause why the board should not
Z cancel bis lieeuss
An 49,. t.....
-" h'Ae hiiie TINE rnmOF has been
Busy 10 connection vita q report
. ed plot that i.s-eI fire aga, i,s4s IN
Au.,,,st ,,t,o-o,... e.. .. q,
'''' ''''
W" ""' l." nave been beaten - the
matched race aith OHe0ata and lO,
T Of easy mas.s were 70 have been trim
mea. JBst who framed go the job
and just who were TO benefit the most
IN the matter is yet 10 be determined
bat reports have reached tine eomnis
sioneTs that good deal Of the One
onta money MIS- iut ~ ~ the Fashion
and the Naikih lnn taffOOma, Is the
heighb0fAood Of 1890 10 the former
Place.
Bribed the Jockey.
The report whieir-has started the Il.
eense board into asking question. i.
this; When the match was made be-
.,E o.'.n ~. l"y h"f'e-' 1" DE- Inn OF a.
'iD,nhl iaiA on august ID, the gen
~ 'p'HiDn "Di"Ng tNe h'fsemen and
'H' i.Ii D'i'a va t"ai SOhOmd had an
ca! thlDs aAl mere "as plenty Of
inYnss ~ sisn' 70 ray on &c . .fourHe
~" A' 'aNsi'. Inc fi4nt Oh
al this money was too much and ae-
7s 'y'iA' JDehsy was "P-
r, Ya," ~, 1 n. nh.p 70 pm. h's mount,
l, 80 ~. ~ 'H' ...l money sahe INTO
-. ~ i'', ','ioina basAefs began 4"
~ ''i,On' Dh ihe evening o. the rar'
H"ui- D'Sah - sm'n q
l'"-s' "Hh il.sH his Jpehey win his
~ l s. De boy Df'Ae down ard
s IN 10y quick switch q ~"
WI" ''u'N DC uHfien' "as SC
'NIsI
LIAe D'n''She,I iAe news bit the
iIalA' up Hns ahH inffe WAS - quick
''l Oh ih' D'is. some were
'i,l''I on "lh''s Were not, ahh when
onoi'" Won no iie squire race the
D'lFis hei' Dillsn' III trtiiing iLe hcis
] tns'' WIS rilrahhs 30 several direr-
tIoDf, - looH mas the he"s Of The
'I'in' mp iDai ihiIeJ got circulation.
Homer Confirms Report.
Robert Homer. who was one ~ tho
Judges on the coar.e. confirmed a ge,I
4 part of this report yosteflay Ue
stated that be- bed been tgld BIZ
/ o 'Rourke that Walsh. bis Jockey named
& 10 ridr had r.k,,,,,l.l.,..3 a... r., 49,.
| bribed 10 pull DE marc. he go.be.
tween iu the matter ha.ing br.B
Charley Rclly. tbc vr.zs6gbter.
o 'Rourko uouded the Judges that he
would have new iookey IN tbe ragr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-21

Ai ihr hppnnIng N lhls lfsf there
sore huIli hHliiWp Nf Huihnnfri fof
49, Hrfif. M lnglani Nrfmany, iLs
= n'ifl nisiet tiaHff. lapau, hafsla
llHll Ah4 ANrilis b iQisl NJ ~ 80
mHlihfa
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09
SLIGHT LOSSES
 SLOW TRAOIiG
In Face of Discouraging Re ports from Europe, Only Fractional Declines Are Registered by Market

New York. July S.-Athough the stock market was subjected to fur. ther expressing influence today il maintained fair de gree of stea ii hess The drift was downward. bat the movement was so slight as to be insignificant Union Pacific was the only important speculative stock which at its low price of the day showed a loss of as much as a polnt.
 European markets were expressed of renewed European iquidations, bu, only a few thousand shares were dis posed of here today for foreign ac- count
 Beaf traders received further en- couragement from the engagement of S2,0000O0 more god for export to Paris and from news that negotia- lions NetWeen trainmen and mana gers Of eastern railroads to settle a wage Questio had been interrupted.
 Government bonds exhibited fur ther heayiness. The twos. which ie- gently broke below par for the first time, sold today at the recent bid price Of g9. a decline Of a point from last previous sale. The fours sold at 1l3, the price recently bid, and were then offered at l12 3-4, a decline of a quarter on call on the day. The bond market in general was irregu- lar with a tower trenj Total sales par Sl .j5S ,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09
The Say of
 Other Editors
MANIFEST INJUSTICE
CNoeales Oasis !,

(Noeales Oasis
 Senator Fall of New Mexico has made a very sensible proposition in his advocacy of a repeal of the Joint Resolution adopted by both Houses oi Congress in March. 1912, and approved on the fourteenth fthat month, which prohibits shipment of munitions oi war into Mexico from the United States. in adoption of that resolution congress put the United States gov ernment into a ridiculous position. and has subjected it to useless and un- necessary expense. In spite of all at tempts at prevention arms and ammu' nition go across the line to both part ies. Very few smugglers of war muni- tions are caught, and when they are it is generally almost impossible to connect the accused with the offense in such a way as will satisfy the law and the rules of evidence guiding the courts. The sensible way would be to throw down ali restrictions and to permit dealers to ship to both parties in Mexico all the arms. am munition. and military equipment they desire and can pay for.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09
INSPIRATION |S
 MOVING LIVELY
] 'aterial Is Coming in for Re duction Plant and Mill Work Is Proceeding at Full Blast; Experts Busy

GLOBE. July S.-Great preparations are being made by the Inspiration Consolidated Copper company for construction work around this camp Already two carloads of twisted mill steel has been delivered and unloaded which is for use in the reinforcement .of concrete work in the crushing plant and the ore bins and it is ex pected that very shortly work will be gin on these monster structures. Mum erous experts on compressed air and hoisting machinery are spending a great deal of time around rhe camp
 Underground work in the Inspira. ton is now going at full blast. Work which was temporarily stopped in the drifts near the main shafts has been resumed on both levels and will be pushed as much as possible to con, meet with the main shafts in order to commence eXcavating for the under ground triple stations. Just at the points where connection was made on June 23rd in the east drift from the Colorado, double track is now being laid for the passing of trains. MT Angus HcDoland has just completed his contract for the sinking of the incline shaft to the fourth level and another contract will shortly be lei for the sinking Of this shaft an addi. tional 250 feet for its full size, which will be the ultimate depth of the shaft. A great haulage system is be, tug installed n these mines and side tracks for trains are being cut, al regular intervals in the main haulagd drifts. A side track has also been cut in the incline station drift. In ;he drift going north from the Scor, pion 10 the main shafts work is be ing prosecuted with all possible speed; however, there still remains about 55O feet to be driven before this connection is made. About 100 feet remains to be driven before con. n,sction will be made in Grift 90 east between the Scorpion and the Colo rado shafts. Quite a little work is heinz done in this drift on the turn cuts for the laterals going west from the drift for the purpose of block. ing out this ore body, the latsrals be ing driven at 50 foot intervals.
 During the past week this company has received two carloads of pipe which will be used in the casing of the well just driIler on the Riser ranch. The test hole for this well was drilled to a depth of about son feet. however, it has been found that a sufficient supply of water can Es obtained at a depth Of about 460 feet and the well drilling is now roaming out the test hole to that depth
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09
LEASE HAS EXPIRED
 ]. P.&E. RAILROAD

The Arizona Eastern railroad sys- tenn will not be allowed to continue the lease of the Phoenix and Eastern railway if the dictum of the corpora ton commission handed down yes terday is upheld by the courts of the state, says the Republican The com mission so decided, believing that the two lines are competing lines and that continuation of the lease win be in violation of the antitrust law.
 The Phoenix and Eastern railroad was built from Phoenix to winkelman. a distance of 91.S1, by the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix railroad as a subsidiary line of the Santa Fe svs- tenn, hut in the railroad mix-ups that followed shortly after it's construction it passed into the hands of the South- ern Pacific. or rather the Arizona Eastern lines, on a lease. which has expired for some time. At the time the Santa Fe built the line the Ari- zona Eastern was operating a compet- ing line to Mesa, distance of 16.77 miles. When. however. the Arizona Eastern took over the Phoenix and Eastern, the competing line was un- used between this city and Tempe. a distance of s.14 miles, and portions of 1t have remained unused to this date, it is claimed.
 It is also claimed by the commis- sion in it's decision on the matter that the lease is negotiable, in that, since the same company operates, or is supposed to operate, both the compet- ing lines; or holds the two lines oI- eTating one of them. the expense of the cost of one of the lines has to be borne by the operation of the oth- CT, and the public is forced to stand the cost of what is practically dead timber
 Another feature of the question that failed to meet the approval of the commission was a clause in the con tract that allowed the Arizona East ern to mako improvements and charge the same to the Phoenix and Eastern. Just what the objection to this was in view Of the fact that the proposed extensions and betterments were to be made to the Phoenix and Eastern. is not clear However. the A. and F. system is uow operating the P. and ?. line under a tentative lease. It is understood that the question will be brought up again about January l, 1914.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09
Effective Home Remedy
 for Tuberculosis

lt is a serious matter when the lungs are affected A trip away or to sanatorium is not only expensive but it involves separation from home and friends. Some are benefited but few can safely return. Eckman's Al teratiye is effective for home treat. ment For example:
 2Sl $. Atlantic Ave. IIaddonfeld. N IJ.
 Gentlemen: In the fall of 1905 contracted a very severe cold, which settled On my lungs. Al last I began to raise sputum. and my phisiciau then told me l must go to California immediately. At this time I was ad. vised 10 take Eckman's Alterative. stayed at home and commenced taking It the last week in October. I began to improve, and the first week in Jan. uary, 1906. l resumed my regular oc. equation. having gained g pounds, tully restored to health. IL is now five years since my recovery has been effected. and cannot praise Eek mans Alterative too highly. l have recommended it with excellent re- suits"
 tSigned) w. NJ. TATEN
 Eckman's Alteratye is effective fin Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever, Throat and Lung Troubles, and in up- building the system. Does not contain poisons. opiateS or habit-forming drugs. Ask for booklet telling of re- eoyeries and write to Eckman Labo- ratory, Philadelphia. Pa, for more evil dence. For sale by all leading drug gists and Lowell Drug Co, in Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09
LAKESHIRE APIS.
Sth & Figueroa LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Eighth St. at Coronado LOS ANGELES

Summer Rates Now on New and elegantly furnished single and double Apartments; clean. cool and quiet. All outside rooms. Private baths and phones. Private balconies and sleeping porChes. Bright and cheerful. One block to West 7th or West 9th St. cars.
 EACH APT. A LITTLE HOME Phones: Home 5533S: Wiltshire 2OOO
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09

at said plant and mines. The Sas- co plant is one of the most modern and complete smelting plants fin inc state. Its maximum capacity is l'OO0 tons Of ore per mill day of "A hours. The great fuXing ore from the Christmas mines will be treated at this plant with the Silver Bella ores. About 20 men are now at work In the Christmas mine putting it in shape for large production. Inas- much as the Southern Pacific's lease on the Phoenix and Eastern railroad has expired and the corporation has refused to permit a renewal of the lease, upon the ground that it is n competing line with the s. P.'s Ari- zona-Eastern system, said Phoenix and Eastern will revert back to the original owner, the Santa Fe. and Mir. Murphy will probably extend the Sasco road from Red Rock to a con, nection with the P. & E. at Florence. as this would give them direct con nection with the Christmas mines. and reduce the railroad haul be tween Christmas and Sasco, from EOS miles by the present railroad route 10 92 miles by the route sug sested. The cost of building the ex. tension from Red Rock to Florence would be remarkably small as there would be but little to do except clear the right of way and lay the ties and rails. By coming to Florence and ex- tending a spur by way Of Alta and Reymert to Superior. Sasco could command a tremendous tonnage of custo more from these three camps. There are great possibilities in this situation for Sasco and the Santa Fe and we believe MT Murphy can be made to see them.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09
PAINE WEBER LETTER.

Boston, July Midsummer dull ness is the only way one can describe the present marked There is ab- solute lack Of speculation and though prices are low. investments demand is small The most encouraging fea- ture is the large increase in the num- Der of buying orders under the mark ct Although it is reasonable not to expect any sharp move upward at present. yet we feel the leveH of prices Is very low and that they can be safely purchased for higher prices in August and September.
 Total sales New York l3f,100 Money per cent. Metal fl l-2 34.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09

Pesquiera's eXtTadition. President Hu- erta, we feel sure, would issue an or der of extradition promptly He would not for a moment shield any of the men who smuggled that aeroplans 'achoss the border. The president could have no sympathy with any fthe participants in that proceeding.
 Armed with a warrant Of extradi- ton the United States authorities would have nothing to do but go affar him and tell him he is wanted. This government had better hurry for if President Huerta should get hold of Governor Pesluiera first We would lose forever the chance Of punlshlng him for a violation of our laws.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09

sling of the Mason aeroplane across the Arizona-Mexico border though it appears that no efforts have been made toward his apprehension. That is the more strange. since our author ities know all the time where he is. part of the time at Cananea. though We believe he is at present at Her mosiilo Anyway he wouldn't be hard to find.
 or course. We cannot go down there and take him by the nape O fthe neck and drag him back into this iurisdic. tion without some international nego- uation. Our state department will have to communicate a request for the Mexican foreign offices for Governor
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09
Close to Beautiful wesLlake Park
 HOTEL. CALVERT
743 Beacon Stree
 Los Angeles

T4S Beacon Street
 Los Angeles conducted on the American and European Plan. 50 cool rooms, single or en suite; furnished for solid comfort. Conenctirg private baths. easily accessible to all points of the city. Special sumner rates. Write early.
 MIR. and MRS. SAM COIN.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09
A VERY SIMPLE MATTER
Arizona Republican.)

Governor Pasquiera. of Sonora. is among those who were indicted at Los Angeles in connection with the smug.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09
WORKING LAWS OVERTIME
CTucson Citizen.)

The initiative and referendum is being worked overtime these days. A bill to prohibit the employment Of persons who do not speak the English language in mines is to be initiated and the referendum Is to be invoked against the three-cent fare law and the penal code. Doubtless both of the latter will be approved by the people and the referendum will be ineffective except to secure delay. It is doubtful also whether those who would initiate the Kinney bill will be successful It would deprive many Spanish-speakins miners of a means of livelihood
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09
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 strength that all the bodily organswork naturally andprop- erly. In actions, feelings and
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Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09
NADEAU HOTEL. Spring & 1st St,
 Los Angeles, Cal.

Everything new but the name. Re modelled and Refurnished throughout.
 Rates si.00 to s? 90.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09
Between Wonen's
 Health or Suffering

The main reason why so many women suffer greatly at times is because of a rundown con- dition. Debility, poor circula- ton show in headaches, lan- guor, nervousness and worry.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09
,I CaIifonla's Foremost Health Resort

afI bk1sh Only few blocks Pressed 9TE brick buildings; odern nandho sSe~ Large rzodern and home
 beeZ Latest Battle Greek methods chana Swedish departments
 seay Graduate only employed
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Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09
SILVER BELLE MINES
 MAY AGAIN PRODUCE
lFlorence Tribnnel

It is quite probable that the Silver
 Belle mines and the Saseo smelting plant will be started up within thirty or sixty days. Frank Murphy has re- turned from the east prepared. it Is said, to order resumption of operations
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-18
oRLASD
June IS.

Mrs. Della Saunders is the guest of Mrs.
p. o. saunders.
Lee r. Dunn, of Spruce Head, was al
Morrill, Dunn's few days recently.
Orlando Ingalls, remains critically i'll at
the home o, his daughter, Mrs. Harry S.
Cotton.
Mrs. Frank E. Cotton has returned to
Bluehill, after a weeks visit with Mrs.
Elizabeth Pstten.
John II. and Joseph K. Proctor, Of Re-
we're, Mass. are guests OF their grand
mother, Mrs. Abbis Rich.
The home Of John and Otis Bowden was
burned last Tuesday, with household
goods. The loss is partly covered by in
sursnce.
The many friends OF Eoen l. Snowman
are pleased to see him out, after & severe
illness, and also to learn that Mrs. Snow
man and little daughter Dorothy have
both recovered.
Fred Snowman, second selectman, was
able Saturday for the first time in many
weeks TO meet the other town officers st
NuelF ONCE De HaNlu& Dtfh sTftpAr&s <s
His son Albra IL also out, after long and
tedious run Of rheumatic fever.
Alvin Dorr, whose house was destroyed
by fire Sunday morning, June 5, has
moved near the L. :. fish hatchery,
East Orlsnd, where Mr.. Dorr is employed.
He intends at some future time to erect a
new house on the site Of his former home.
The concert 70 be given at the town hall
Friday afternoon, July Z, promises &c be
an enjoyable affair. There will be special
ties by two comedians from Bangor,
solos and short drama by local talent,
Other attractions for the day will be the
horri bles in the forenoon. contests and
sports. intending a horse back race
There will be dancing. with good music,
day and night. II the day is pleasant,
there doubtless viii be a large crowd In
attendance.
June ia ID.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-18
GoULDsBoko.

The ehildrcn's day concert in the Bsp-
fist church Sunday evening was success
full, under the efficient management Of
Miss Addie Guptiil, the primary school
teacher. The children OF both the Bap-
tist and Methodist Sunday schools took
part. The attendance was large. The
program: Singing, choir; recitstions,
Edna Joy, Philip Guptill. Vera Whitaker;
exercise, THE Loving Heart Girls and
Willing Hand Boys" singing, choir
recitstions, Audrey Campbell, Lloyd Fer
nald; exercise, Three Hearts," thrcs
girls; reeitations, Emerson Perry, Mar
guerite Bartlett; solo, Miss Hunt; exer.
else, The Loyslties," six boys; rccita-
ton, Edna joy; exercise, "The Gift'
of the Graces," four girls; singing, choir
recitation, Marguerite Bartlett; song
choir.
June 10. jas.