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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-23

Mrs. w. T. Gardner and Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney e. Cockrell have returned
to Tulsa after a pleasant visit with
relatives.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-23
With Nelse Coleman.

Miss Nelse Coleman entertained last
night w:th party to the moving
picture shows.
After a visit to the theatre the
guests were invited to the Coleman
home for refreshments.
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Miss Isabel Deane has returned to
Oklahoma City after visit with Miss
Mae Stephens.
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Miss Knowles has returned to Hell
ena. Ark. after a WISH with Miss May
Roberts.
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Miss Annie George Mason has re-
turned to Durant after visit with
Miss Roberts.
f.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Cox have re-
turned from Corpus Christi, Tex. and
for the present are at home with DIR,
and Mrs. Cox.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-23
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-23

Mrs. h. Easley has returned to Sui
phur after a pleasant visit with Mrs
S. +. Wallace
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-23

Miss Pearl Payne is visiting with
Mrs. wv. F. Frensley in Marietta.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-29

they pbrased 1t. The misery he saw
and all lated, however, the relief
and joy he brought where there had
been misery and pain, the true
hearts of gold he discovered in the;
homes of the lowly and worthy, more
than compensated him for his strong
self-sacrifice. -'..t-
Then one day a break in the rou-
tine-two thunderbolts, each de-
vastating and vital. They came with
shock to Walter. His uncle had
practically lost his entire foretune. A
side issue of his great friends, the
Beales, had failed, carrying down an
army of credulous investors.
Walter went to his uncle and sug-
gested what assistance and sympathy
he might offer, but the sullen old man
rebuffed him. That very afternoon a
barefooted, wildleyed girl rushed
into his office.
ooh, Doctor Ridleyw she gasped,
there's been an accident. Miss
Darley-" and tainted away.
Walter was at the works as fast
as his feet could carry him. He
found Bertha, pale and disheveled,
seated on q work bench near a dis
mantled machine. A dozen of the
child workers surrounded her, fright
ened, weeping and solicitous for her
welfare.
Bertha barley had been a heroine.
She had sprang to falling shaft
just in time to save half dozen from
being crushed and injured. She had
fought a noble battle with the whirl-
ing monster of steel.
There was a dozen severe abra-
sions, and one crushed finger, which
Walter attended to, ali, so tenderly!
longing to, kiss the poor lacerated
hand. It would be. two weeks before
Bertha could resume her wonted
tasks.
He called at the smaller quarters
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-29

smaller shops. The settlement fac
tory was not making money, had not
the capital to install modern
machines-hence many an accident.
Doctor Ridley came face to face
with Miss barley that evening. She
was passing along the street, her
eyes fixed upon the plain little sign
in his Office window. She transferred
her sweet glance to his face as he
spoke to her. It was full of en-
couragement and approval.
you have come among us, as you
threatened" she spoke smilingly.
CAS- I longed for" corrected Wal
ter.
''It will be a blessed work." she
said.
Then she placed her hand in his.
Her beautiful eyes held his own in
thrall for a moment and he thrilled.
He noted her parted lips, her heav-
ing bosom. There was a tension in
that momentary silence,
She was as a being with crystal
window In her souls abiding place,
her mind palace. His heart leaped
to repeat the love tale she had lis
tened to not twenty-four hours
agone. But she had spoken in a
clear, sisterly way. That rejection
should be no barrier to champion
ship, however. He decided that. To
know her, to be near her-there was
more in that for his longing spirit
than the adulation and alteration of a
score of the mincing damsels of the
Beale set. &-
Young Doctor Ridley counted up
his his small capital, calculated to a
dollar, figured. out what general prac-
tice he could depend upon and set at |
work on his mission of divine charity |
and usefulness. The needy and I'M
fortunate knew that they were well
come to free consultation, attend |
ance and even free medicine. and his |
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27
SELLING BOOZE
CAUSES ARREST

Manuel de Refs representing Ro.
sa & Co., Honolulu liquor house
was arrested near Nawiliwili last
Friday morning, charged with sell
ing liquor without the necessary
license. 1t seems that some time
ago he came to Kauai and made a
house to house solicitation for busi-
ness. Returning with the consign-
ment of wet goods last Friday
morning, he proceeded % hire a
team, for the purpose of making
a final delivery of the goods. This
action proved his undoing, for no
sooner had he ensconced himself
in the drivers seat than a husky
individual of the police department
invited him to go for a walk. He
was taken before the judge who
allowed him to go OH his own re-
cognizance, with the understand
ing that at nine the next morning,
he must appear for trial. He did
SO, aDd was gravely informed that
for the little sum of one hundred
plunks and costs, he could square
himself. An appeal was noted and
the Circuit Court will have another
say in the matter. 1t is said that
had he delivered the goods to the
wharf, there could have been no
objection to his method of pro-
ceedure, but to make delivery to
his customers, violates the law
which requires a license. I h e
arrest has created some feeling
among a certain class, who feel
that it was due in great measure
to desire upon the part of certain
individuals who have purpose in
Keeping outside trade off the is
land. However. this is an extorted
view to take in the matter, as. the
law in the case is SO very plain
that the main trouble seems to lie
in the failure upon the part of
Rosa & Co., to properly interpret
its meaning.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27
The New TailOrs

The Royal Tailoring Co., one
of the most extensive tailoring
concerns in the United States, has
appointed the Lihue Store as its
agent for Kauai A large sample
book containing nearly five hun
dred samples of high grade woolen
goods is on display on one page
and the opposite page is taken up
with the very latest in styles and
finish. The Company absolutely
guarantees satisfaction or the re-
turn of the price, also guarantees
the goods to be absolutely free
from a single thread of cotton. The
prices are right and the goods par
excellent and as a result many
orders have been thus far taken
and many more are under contem-
plation.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27
GARDEN SEED IS
TO Be GIVEN FREE

The Board of Agriculture and
Forestry has received from the
Hon. J. K. Kalanianaole, Delegate
to Congress, for local distribution
the Hawaii consignment of free
vegetable seeds.
1t is the desire of the delegate
that these seeds be given ou
generally to persons having vege-
table gardens near their homes.
The following kinds of seeds are
available. Corn, ucumb Der
Lettuce, Onion, Radish, Musk
melon, Tomato, Carrot, Water
melon, Turnip,
There is also a small lot Of flower
S e d s Candytuft, Calendula,
d II h Il s Kochia, Poppy,
Nasturtium, Zinnia, Mignonette.
Anyone desiring packets of this
seed should send his name and ad-
dress stating the kinds of seeds he
wants, to the Seed Clerk, Board of
Agriculture and Forestry, B o X
207, Honolulu, Hawaii. A postal
card will serve,
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27
LOCAL And PERSONALITIES

Th e lima Club, Makaweli S
social orginazation, and members
whose fame as entertainers is with
out peer, have invitations out for the
annual dance which is to be given
on Saturday evening May 31st., in
the Social hall at Makaweli, the
program to begin at 8 o'clock, Ho-
nolulu time.
The new baseball scure cards
which are gotten up by THE GAR
DEN ISLAND, have been completed
and are now on sale at this office.
The price is twenty cents each and
i t is the biggest value for the
money you ever had. The card
will last you life time and is a
thing of artistic beauty. If you
have not yet secured one of them
ring up PAL and have one reserved
for you before they are all taken.
c. Vaughn one of the many po-
pular travelling representatives of
Hackfeld & Co., spent last week
with the Kauai merchants, leaving
for Honolulu by the good ship XII
nau.
Mrs. w. H. Scott daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Rice Sr., ac-
companied by five charming little
daughters arrived from Berkley
this morning on the w. G.. Hall,
Mr.. Rice escorting them from Ho-
nolulu. The visitors will remain
guests of their Kauai relatives and
friends for several months.
A Filipino paper is about to be
launched on Kauai. The same
will be weekly and published in
Tagalog II d Visayan dialects,
with now and then some English.
Success to the new sheet, and may
it enjoy equal popularity with THE
GARDEN ISLAND.
Ralph Hosmer the forestman, is
on a trip of general inspection of
Kauai's forest reserves. He leaves
for Honolulu this afternoon on the
w. G. Hall.
Messrs. Brown and Martin
Fassoth accompanied b y Misses
Matte Jordan and Marie Anderson,
of MakaWeli, were in attendance
at the Kilauea ball game Sunday.
A protest has been received at
this office, signed by Capt. J. B.
Fassoth in behalf of the Makaweli
baseball team, relative to the game
played with tn Kilauea's last
Sunday. 1t came too late for
publication in this issue, but will
appear in our next.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27
Kilauea Puts Up Classy Game---Lihue
Has One-side Score---McBryde Has
Excellent Game
McBRYDE TEAM IS In The LEAD AND MAY REMAIN
AT Present, However, it is Impossible to
Get Line on The Penant Winners
Unjust be Clean Ball

The best game of the day was
that at Kilauea between the Ma
kaweli's S and the home team. Very
few errors were recorded and the
score Of 2 to 0, shows plainly
what these two former champions
can do in the way of an exhibition
of first-class baseball.
At the Alexander park, the Nc
Bryde team defeated the Koloas
in an ther most excellent game,
the score being 9 to 5. This was
TIE best all 70 nd game of the day,
fully five hundred fans having tax
ell advantage of the excursion train
which was run between Koloa and
Eleele. From the number of Koloa-
ties III attendance, it is difficult to
see how a very large crowd could
have been left to attend the Holy
Ghost feast which was in progress
in Koloa.
In Lihue what was supposed to
be an exhibition of baseball was
dished up to a large number of
fans. The game was scheduled to
begin at 2:3o and would have done
so had not Lihue's catcher, at the
very last minute decided to annex
another member of his family to
the team. When time was called
there was no Malina.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27
KOLOA KRINKLETS

Henry Kahaule has resigned as
lighthouse keeper, n d will be
succeeded by David Pele.
Mrs. Jas. Kula is delegate to
the Territorial Sunday School con-
a vention which will be held III Ho-
nolulu in June, having been elect
ed by the school.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander OF
Eleele were in Koloa Thursday.
Miss Rachel Puaoi has gone to
Honolulu where she expects Q
spend sometime with her brother.
Ben Mahoe came over from Ha-
nalei Friday.
Rev. J. M. Lydgate was in Ko-
loa last Saturday.
Principal Blackburn OF the Ho.
nolulu School for boys, is on Kauai
in the interest OF his institution.
Mr.. Kapuniai of Waimea was
transacting business in Koloa Fri
Gay.
The Koloa school grounds are
Mell cared for, and its worth while
flo glance upon the pretty sight.
y, The Kauai Trading Co.'S, big
truck made trip to Hanalei last
week, under the expert guidance
of David Hulihee,
1t is learned here that Mr.. David
Hulihee of Koloa, will soon be-
come benedict, the lady in ques-
ton being Miss Jacinth of Hama
pepe.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27
THE HANAMAULU
\ POSTOFF|CE I? ?

On the majority of plant
ations, t h e managers are
appointed postmasters. Is it,
then, too much for the people
OF Hanamaulu to expect the
l. / h u Plantation manage
ment to do likewise? The Ha-
namaulu Store is managed by
two highly reliable m e II,
either Of whom could and
would be willing to act in the
capacity of acting postmaster.
At present, mail for Hama
maulu is brought from Lihue,
dumped into an open box,
paved over by anybody who
may imagine he has a letter,
and the result can be easily
imagined. This is a most un-
satisfactory condition II d
every citizen of Hanamaulu
is Of the same opinion in a
desire to secure a postoffice
for his town. The citizens of
Hanamaulu are also of the
opinion that the Lihue Plant
alton should take the initia-
tive step in securing the office,
thereby maintaining the re-
putation for square dealing
with its employees, which the
Plantation enjoys.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27
The Piano Man

lack Bergstrom says if any one
wishes new rollers, or a new coat
Of varnish applied to piano, he
can be found at the Hotel Fairview
any day. He fails to say where be
can be found at night, but it is
gently whispered that he is taking
a correspondence course in Sunday
school work.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27

Among those who attended the
Lihue ball game fro M Kealia,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Spalding, Mr.,
and Mrs. Behr and c. O, Smith.
Johnson, in signing that anti
land law, seems to haye dealt the
Mikado a real Knockout.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27

Ben Vickers representing T, H.
Davies & Co., Honolulu, is calling
on the Kauai trade.
J, P. Clapper, left for Honolulu
SATURDAY. from whence he will, sail
Immediately for Manila, Philippine
Islands.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27
9Th. Inn ing

x. A. C.-J. Soares swung the
bat until the air became 80 heated
as to require the fan. Wilcox joined
the funeral procession in a breeze
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27
Coney To The Rescue

Realizing the situation to b e
one of grave dimensions, Jack" "
Coney volunteered his services as a
searching party for the purpose of
locating the stray. Loading in the
Lihue Manager, he rolled across the
grassy diamond, out through
the gate and headed straight for
Nawiliwili, midst roar of applause
from the spectators. When it finally
became a case of a possible second
searching party, Sheriff Rice, in
the absence of the manager, took
charge, rustled up a substitute,
and had started the game, when
the searching party arrived. Mali
ma could not b. found. However,
he showed mp sometime after the
game had commenced and failing
to realize that he had made an ass
of himself and the team at the be-
ginning of t h e game, began a
fusilade of hot air which subsided
only when Sheriff Rice called him
down. Smart Alecs who annoy
others in shooting off their baZoo
to attract attention usually succeed
all right, but the attention fellows
get sometimes proves distasteful to
them. Lihue played II almof
errorless game.
Their superiority seemed to lie
in their ability to strike the K. A ,
c. pitchers. The first pitcher they
put in, was simply swatted every
where. The second, however held
them down for several innings,
after which the home team seemed
to have little difficulty in locating
him. All Fong was in splendid
form, pitching his last ball with as
much precision as the first.
The K. A. C.'s with but one ex-
ception, proved themselves good
scouts and did not let the nest of
goose eggs they were accumulating,
affect their determination to die
game. This exception was Manuel
Soares W h o should have been
taken by the coat collar and deli
berately kicked off the grounds.
Unless he gets next to himself and
learns to control his nasty temper,
the team will profit by getting rid
of him. 1t was in response to a cheer
from the grand stand that this
cheap sport replied by telling the
people % go t o hill" Later
on, when called out, he flung the
bat into the air, at h e same
time letting go a vicious eXclama-
ton. If such as he seems to be,
think that the public is to be in
suited i'll any such a manner and
stand for it, some one or more of
his friends should, in some way or
another, get it into his wooden
skull, that it is a mistake the
people won't stand for it. This
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27
5th. Inning

K. A. C.-Teixeira put a pretty
pop fly to s s, NJ. Soares famed
Ambriso singled, and made 2nd,
on error by SIS. Freitas walked
and Rodrigues died p to 1st. No
run.
Lihue.-Ellis got a safe hit,
stole End, and on safe hit by Ako-
nj, stole home, Akoni annexing
2nd, by steal. Ahana walked, and
in double steal brought in another
score. Waiau singled, stole End.
Cummings made safe h t, stole
2nd. Fernandes famed, as did All
Fong and Yokomoto died p, to 1st.
Three runs.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27
End. Inning

K. A. C.-Almeda got his at 1st,
Teixeira made a stubborn fight
but finally flew, to IF, where he
gracefully expired. Manuel Soares
next attempted to maintain the
teams reputation, but followed his
unfortunate companions. No run.
Lihue. All Fong, to show that
he was not afraid to die, famed
himself off the diam mond. Yokomoto
followed i'll an out from p. to 1st,
an d Makanani evidently taking
this as a cue to do likewise, CASH
ed in at 1st. No run.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27
Morgan.
Results:
Standing Of Teams
SUNDAYS BALL GAME
Unpires
Games

Games Umpires
Iune |
Kilauea at MCBryde, Sanbourn
Lihue at Makaweli, S. w. Meheula
K A.C. at Koloa, Dick Oliver
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from a fan, and Sada was put
among the bleechers in fly to lst.
No run. 90 70
Makanani opened t h e
local team S chance with three
bagger, Ellis flew to If. Akoni
made safe hit, scoring Makanani.
Ahana flickered out p to :.
Waiau famed. One run.
7Ih, Inning
K. A. C.-Almeda got let out
a 1st. Teixeira famed, M
ISoares made safe hit, Ambriso
took the same step, while, NJ
Soares died in attempt to annex
3rd. No run.
Lihue Cummings made S a e
hit, connected with 3rd. Here ].
Malina substituted Fernandes. He
opened up with safe hit, stole
End. All Fong famed, Yokomoto
made safe hit, scoring Cummings
and Malina. Makanani plugge d a
2 bagger scoring Yokomoto. Ellis
struck out, Akoni popped fly to
1st. Three runs.
9Th. Inning
K. A. C.-Freitas struck one to
rf but stranded in trying to take
End. Rodrigues singled, stole End
also 3rd. J. Soares died at 1st,
Wilcox following closely upon his
heels. No run.
Lihue.-Ahana made safe, but
sold his life in efforts to reach End,
Waiau traversed the same route
and Malina met his fate at lst. Nc
run.
9th. Inning
K. A. C.-Sada died a 1st.
Almeda passed out on the same
spot, while right field ended, the
game by closing his nit over a hot
fly from TeiXeira. No run,
The Lineup
K. A. {. J Soares, C; Wilcox,
2; Sada, l; Almeda, p; Teixeira,
8; NJ. Soares, CT; Ambriso, ss;
Freitas, rf; Rodgrigues, If.
Lihue-Yokomoto, 2; Makana-
nj, 3; Ellis c; Akoni, rf; Ahana, SIS;
Waiau. 1; Cummings, If; Fernan-
des, CT; All Fong, p.
Game began PAS, ended Ais,
Umpire, Aki.
Hits: Lihue 21; K. A. c., S.
Errors: 4" l 2.
Scorer, Morgan.
Results:
Kilauea 2 Makaweli
Lihue Is K. A. c.
McBryde 7 Koloa 5
Ctand;no of Taaue
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27
4h. Inning

K. A. C.-Wilcox famed, Sada
got 1st, by b ing struck by
pitchers ball. Almeda struck to
p, who tossed to End, who drove it
to 1st, making a neat double play.
No run.
ue.-This was the shortest
half inning in the game. All Fong
struck out, Yokomoto expired p to
1st, and Makanani flew to #. No
run.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27

same line of action was tried on a
ertain field last season and was
promptly exposed, and let i t be
known right from the start, that
if there are any men among orr
present teams, who contemplate
any such procedure this season,
that this paper will have its eye Oh
them and will make no attempt to
shield the culprit. We want clean
games and we believe there are
clean men enough on the island to
give them to us.
The Lihue-K. A. c. game by
innings was as follows:
lst. Inning.
K. A. C.-j. Soares madethe first
attempt for the visiting team but
died with blow from to 1st.
Wilcox famed himself TO sleep
while Sada ended the Kawaihau' s
chances in pop fly to c.
Lihue. e.-Yokomoto started t h e
home team off with jiujitsu hit,
Makanani stabbed a 2 bagger,
scoring Yokomoto, and annexing
3rt.. Ellis got a ticket to 1st on
pass-ball, Makanani scoring in the
mix-up Akoni made a safe hit,
scoring Ellis and stealing 2nd
Ahana made safe hit, Waiau did
likewise, filling all stations, but
died at End. Cummings drove a
safe, scoring Ahana and Akoni. An
attempt to annex 3rd, resulted in
his finish. Fernandes famed. Five
runs.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27
3rd. Inning.

K. A. C.-Ambriso took an
arial flight to If, Freitas famed,
Rodrigues made a safe swat, but
his efforts counted for naught, as
]. Soares struck out. No run.
Lihue-Ellis and Akoni honorcd
S with a pretty fly. Ahana made
safe hit, stole 2, also 3rd, and on
single by Waiau scored. Waiau
made steal to 2nd and 3rd, Cum
mings hit a safe, stole End. German
des flew to 1st. One run.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-05-27
9Th. Inning
9Th. Inning

K. A. C.-Sada died a 1st.
Almeda passed out on the same
spot, while right field ended, the
game by closing his nit over hot
fly from TeiXeira. No run,