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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-02-06
Mata a su NoVia J Huye

En- Fort Smith, en- 81 vecino
jIStado de Arkansas, pas6 una
tragodia la nochc del Domingo
nItimo, FL jovcn de Is amos
Omcr Davis di6 I'm trio cn cl co
raz6n i us novia dc 23 anos de
edad, Miss Nellie Monrihan, por
que 6sta le declare csa nochc
que va no 10 amaba y SO iba Il
caSar co.'s otro; y al Vcr muerta Il
su novin, So volvi6 Ia pistola V
SO dispar0 en- la cabcza. cuusan ,-
dose solo una herida. la mucha
cha corri6 y fu6 morir on bra
zos del papa, Y este aSi0 al crlini
nal Y lC dcsarm6. En- seguida cl
malhcchor echo Il huir. Gaia 2.
sos moncntos una tormcnta dc
uicvc Uuc cogaba los oios, y no
obstante ESQ, Sc arm6 al momentC
una formidable persecution
Ia que echo 4 scguir al delin.-
cucnte.
LIcvahan pcrroS huellcros, y
In saugr" que manaha dc In heri-
da de la cabcaa de Davis, cl nal
hcehor, scryia de rastro 4 los
pcrros, d pesnr dc Ia constmtc Y
abundantC nicvc que Gaia. FL
ioycn corrfa 4 caballo, mas IN san
gro gotcaba hasta 81 suo!o, y de-
hido nj rastro de saugre, los
perscgt;dorcs lc dicron alcance
4 trcinta Y dos millas de distan--
cia, como 4 lbs dos de In mana
ma E'nc traido RI malhcchor 4
Fort Smith. dondo sc haIla pre-.
80, Y SO temc ahora I'M lincha .-
miont0
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-02-06
Il Terrible BOnlbardGO
Sobre Adrian6po|is.
Arden Varios Cuarteles

DeSdc las siete de la tarde del
lunes de este mes, hora en- que
tcrmin6 cl armisticio turco-balka
nico, empez6 ell terrible bomhar-
dec de los Glen mil aliados, bi,l-
garos y Servios, que tienen pues-
to sitio al rededor de la ciudad
turca de Adrian6polis.
El fuego mortffero dcsde esc
momento Sc inici0 EN- todos los
fuertcs que rodean Adrian6polis
cstallando toda la artilleria de
sitio v de campo que posecn las
fuerzas aliadas sobre este sitio.
Arden los cuarteles.
Momentos despues de empcza
do cl bombardeo por la artillcria
bulgaria, sc alzaron pavorosas la
mas de varias fortalezas V cuartc
les turcos que rodean la ciudad
de Adrian6polis, crya terrified
vista aumentaba ell panico. Va.
rios ataQues de columnas bulga-.
ras dllrantc la noche fucrOn he
roicamcntc resistidos v repulsa-
dos por la guarnici-n turca en- el
nortc y este de la ciudad.
AdriaEGpolis esta ccrcada pol
varios circulos de fortalczas tul
cas- v dcfensas de todas clascs,
fernando cstas lineas de dcfcnsa;
circulos conc6ntricos, por cuya +;
z6n cl criterio tecnico de los je,
fcs bNlparos que afuera de la ciu
dad dirigen las operaciones tact
cas- de los ataques, fila dos sema
mas 4 10 mas para la capitula--,
ci6n de Indianapolis, cuyo ticmpt
sera 10 mas que podran resistiI
los defensores turcos enccrrado:
en- la ciudad, eque soh soIdadoS
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-02-06
AnO "a. No. 1896
POrterO COnteSO de
Inatar con bonn
baS

Acaba de confesar alarmantes
delitos cometidos con explosion
de bombas ell portero Jno. Paul
Farrell en- la ciudad de Nucva
York. declarando ell dia 4 de es-
te mes que el fut qrien envi6 la
bomba que rcvcnto en- manos de
la senora Herrera, matandola, el
domingo pasado, de cuya desgra-
dia damos cuenta Ell otro lugar
de este numero. Igualmente es-
Ia misma bomba lesion6 grav" -
mentc al esposo de la sonora He
rrera mencionada v 4 la Srita.
Fughtman, esta Ultima propieta
ria del hotel donde sucedi6 el
incidentc. FL criminal Farrell
senala el motive que ic impulse
4 la comisi6n de este delito, dl-
ciendo que fue porquc Ell senior
Bernardo Herrera, cubano, que -
ria desocuparlo del emplco de
portero.
Igualmcntc cl criminal Farrcl
eonfos6 Otros atroces atcntados.
Diio con calma aterradora que
81 f,,S cn;nn bana IN a1p onviG
ma ho,rha V CON tsta mat6 4
la sonora Helen Taylor, que era
sn nronio biia nero one In mat6
,,orn,,o 90 Lahfa nroatituido v
quiso vcngar el ultrajc y su
vergiicnza. FL aiio pasado mandt
otra bo,nba al jue2 Otto ROsals-
l,v ou,,n osceinotn frustrado crD
nr rn;stor;o am solo Doroue ns-
tc ;mny scntcnci6 i 20 amos de
nris;Gn nm criminal cuvo nom
hro M n,,;orn rnvnlar. y final -.
mente con Ia exnlosi6n do otra
homhn ocabG con Ia vida dc Kid
WaiLar -, q, az, do 1897 nor i
agray;o 40 baher s;ao este ihop,..
brn al seductor de an hiia He
Ion T,vlnr asns;nada nor FARRELL
81 ai,o nasado como So diio va.
los varios condnctorrs dc cstas
bomhov SON cr;minolns r1vos nom
brcs no n,;erc diyulrar 81 ascsi-
no FarroI V solo. dice uur q ri
lIo one llovG Ia bomba n iurz,
n, ss+n M misc ohrir nero unc
nni6 / otro ns ronorido nor TO
nv y 81 one llcv6 Ia bomhn Que
mntG ! KID Walker so llamaha
I,astronoc
En x.pu;da 81 asesino Farrell
antr6 on dntollcs dc In informal
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-02-06
JuiCiO Sensational
en- Paris

La capital de l'rnncia Sc ocu-.
pa eSt0s m0lncntos dc aplicar la
,mcrccida pcna los bandidOs al
tomovilistas que hasta Abril de
sgno Dasado atcrrorizaron Il Il
ciudad de Paris con sus CONT.
nuos asaltOs y ascsinatos. mu-
chos de cStoS cOmotidOs Il medic
dia en- las callcs de Paris. OtrOs
en- las avcnidas Y Sniidas he Ia
gran ciudad. matandO ell SuS 60
rrcri0S i varios altos cmpIeados
I'll dia : del prrScntc Fchrc-,
70 cOmpnrccicrOn ante cl trihu--
nal para las viStaS dc sus eau .,
saS VnintidoS criminaiCS nltt0mO
vlliStGs, con IN personal &c Boa
testi"OS que dcclUran on su con
ira.
La gran audcncias de cstas rs
candaloSaS causas fuG actuada CT
In gran Tortc llamnda "Palais dc
Justice y entire los criminaloS
acusadso hAhia tres brElas i6vc
mes franc"sas Que ayudarOu cr
AUTOMOBILES los bandidos III
varios aS0ltoS. Fucron tomn =.
das todas las prccaucioncS iudi-
cadas p0r las Cirounstancias du,
rantc cSta sensational audi"ncia
apostandOsc una formi
dablc rNcrHa en- t0das las cmtra-
duS al pulacio de JusticiH, V Il
nndjc So IT, pcrmitia cntrar. i
mcnoS que compromise que tcniH
ncgoci0 on ei tribunal. Y fu"rzas
dc poIiria patrulIaban las GALES
inmcdiatas para rrcvenir una de
mostracidn vandalica . cualquier
ataquc dc los simpatizadores dc
los bandidos.
Como rccordarhn nucstros lee.
torres. cstos bandidos francescs
on autom6vilse So hicicron celc.
bras POI sus atrcvidos asaltos n
los suburbios dc Paris v hns5a
dcntro de sus Gales, hasta que
east todos ellos fucron aprehcn-,
didos Y Ncabados Il balazos du-
tuillf ~ ibiIltSD httHihi'p wv w
hocilla Jules Bonnet. 81 cual SO
enccrr6 on Tin garage q a|nn
cen de IN baPrio afucra de Pa
ris, donde dichO bandido y --
tros fucron balcndos y muertos
ror una respectable fuerGa de 20.
licia milicias cn Abril illtimo,
Esta tragedia cs bicn conocida
del publico que asiste 4 las vis.
tas eulematograficas, donac son
representadas t0das cstgs ham
fsas dc aaueilos temihlcs bandi..
dos automovilistas.
la audiencia do las causas de
los aIudidos criminalos por vein.
tid6s asesinatos, no empez6 for.
malmente hasta otro din, Y ahora
los % fascinerosos estan siendo
juzgados con cstrieta sujeei6n d
la ley penal.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-02-06
1855 EstudIantes Expu|SadOs
en- Texas
a~,-;o ;o;----

4 causa dc ccIcbrar secrctns
iuntas V habcrsc subIcyado cua
trocicntos sescnta y seis estudiar
tcs contra cl Presidentc y demAs
autoridadcS docentcs del institu.
to del Eatado on College Sta j..
tion, Tcxas, qque cs 81 Colegio
de cnseTanza de Agriculture =
Mcchnica. 10 facultad doccntc los
oxpuls6 del prcdicho colegio
cl sdbndo pasado por iusnbord
nados. De los 466 destituidos
del colcgio, yolvieron 80 estu a
diantcs Il dia 3 de este mes, va
rios de ellos acompaiiados de sus
padres, y pidicron nj presidcntc
dol colcgio, scf,or Miller, que bo'
rrara sus nombres de In acta dc
rebellion firmada por los ostudian
tcs el dia de la huelga Los di'
rectores del institute dc cnseiian.
IN axigicron los arrepcntidos
i6vones I'm iuramento solemne dc
no yolver & dcsordenarse en- cl &C
Iegio nj 4 promover escdndalos
dc insubordinaci6n. Y baio eata
protestn volvieron q ger admiti "
dos.
Los profesorcs diocn que pc
sar ode la ausencia de easi todos
los alumnos, proseguiran los cur
sos dc enseiianza EN- condiciones
normRles.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-02-06
MadTes presas por Ia muer
te de SuS hijOs

East ST. Lonis. Illinois, Febre-
ro 2---I,as scfloras Pearl Bell
Stebbins v Nell CARPENTER, ma
drcs dc dos ninos cncontrados
mIertos nor asfixia de gas en- II
na mis,ua .ama esta manaua. So
hallan presas. Los niiios de 13
y amos raspectivamente, fue.-
ron hallados muertos en- los mo-
,nantos n,c una do las madrcS. Ia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-02-06
Castro no eS ad.
nlitidO en este
pals

No obstante haber hablado va
rlas vecCs la prensa americana z
Clpriano Castro, ex-presidente
la Replblica de Venezuela, Sud
America, no scra admitido como
immigrants ell los Estados Unidos
el 30 de Enero ultimo di0 por fin
su fallo dcfinitivo cl Sccretario
de Comercio y Trabaio, seilor
Charles Nagcl. negando 4 Castro
entrar ii los Estados Unidos co.
mo visifante.
Ell Ministro del Departamento
de Estsdo del Gabinctc aprob6
la decision negativa dc las au.
toridadeS de Immigration, POI
no habcr contcstado Castro 4 los
intcrro0atorios 4 que las autorida
dcs de immigration 10 sometieron
para saber de sus labios 81 duran
tc cl tempo que fue presidente d.
Venezuela tom6 parte cn el fusi.
lamiento del general Paredes, e
cual fuL cjccutado sin formation
d" causa nj declaration de min
gun gencro. por orden de Castro.
FL sil"ncio de Castro. ell este
rcspccto. Ell el scntir dc las auto
ridades de Washington, equival,
Il una admission de su delito, v 81
conducta misma cs una confession
tacita dc Ia comiSi6n de I'm cri
men de fclonia que rcvela degra
daci6n moral. Y los delincuentes
dc tales dclitoS no son admlsiblat
en- los Estados t'nidos por las
lcycs ,lc Immigration vigcntes.
FL fiuado general Paroles 81
pronuncj6 contra cl gobiernO dc
Presidcnte Castro, Y habicndo Cal
do prisionero. Castro 10 mand6
fuSilar sin ninguna formalidad le
gal X Ii
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-02-06

todos dc alta discipline en- 81 ma
nelo de las armas.
La moral del ejercito turco no
es tan alta, sinembargo, Y Sc en-
plezan d registrar deserciones
cuando menos Ell los soldados tur
cos cristianos.
LOS consules extranieros piden
escoltas para su seguridad v de
sus tamilias, que Sc les permita
salir dc Adrian6polis v del peli--
gro. FL bombardeo de la arti--
llerla sleui6 otro dia 4 con iguaI
intensidad
I'll total contingente de solda--
dos turcos sobre el campo de In
guerra son quinientos cincuenta
mil hombres, v cuarenta Y cinco
mil servlos. De cstas fuerzas, Ia
mayor rarte hacc frente al ST.
to puesto sobre Tchatalia, otra
fnerza csta sobre Gallipolis, y o.
tras cODsiderables columnas sobre
Adrian6polis. Shurki Pasha tie.
ne cuarcnta mil soIdados turcos
dentro de Adrian6polis, Y Sc con-
sldera por los t6cnicos que cs su-
flciente iuerza para sostener 10
i
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-02-06
Ell Regidor Lipscomb renuncia

FL R"gidor Joel \. Lipscomb
present6 su renuncia al jcfc mum
clpnl Jones de esta ciudad u dia
Al de Encro ultimo. sicndo el
motivO 81 tener que atcndcr ne
gocIos privadoS, plcs cl cmpicO le
Uuita 81 tempo suficicnte para n.
tcndcrloS. Asi msmo, indico que
no 80 scrara dc la camara munici.
pal pOr raHoncs politicas, sino por
las indicadas va,
Su dj'Hisi6n Sc haila rcdactada
con ins paabras de esta nota:
Al Honorable &lcaldc A. II. 10.
ncS:
Schor, por la prcsente resig-
no del punsto como miembro
del Conacio Municipal en- repre-
sentaci6n del Quinto Barrio.
De ustcd alto. Sydor.
Joel A. Lipscomb.
Acoptada Ia rcnuncia del Rcgi-
dor Lipsoomb, la vacante serA
llenada por ri s"fior r.. Fl. Ris.
che p0r uombramjcnto del Mayor
Jones. cuyo nombramiento 10
sometib al voto de la camara mu.
njcipal este (lltimo Llncs.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-02-06

que p0ngau 81 lrtrcro de frtt
ia hclada sobrc las caias sospc-
chosas. fin de- que los consumi-
dor"s no vnyan i pagar por un
auuivoco un procio de frutn buc
ma Uor fruits Qu" no S'rvc. y cs-.
to 1Itimo rs 10 que cstan hacicn
do los productorcs dc tales ar
ticulos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-02-06
AlnoAaAAAs CuAAOAs EAs 0 IA pIls

So stseesfs b aav.iveFs 81 dnsTo 81 sl uNalinas.
80 pw 9AHn 10 ezra euMHtiag cnS0 de alHsuFTassAa
- 60 IL dfaA. p eAaA tatsfl1rea, CosaezHnlentae.
aAmayssutMa SAiisNtea, 20 cents. III nj b0tgenffa
kg Ie sleHA. ~ 4 anvsaf4 eSste pAaeao pus Pats
Mesls5nS O.. ~ tous No. ~ rsefka hs N Isanse.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-02-06
indianapolis, Ind, Enero 10. de 1918
Sonora ZULEMA p. DE CRUZ,

Muy Estimada Sonora:
AL terminar eI dc 1912 habendo reysado nuestros
bros encontramos dc e per6dico EL REG1DOR reci
bos mas contestacones nuesros anuneos de odo e
do pe6dcos Espao que publican los Estados
Unidos As pues al hacer presente I'D este para
po ben danos ud Las gacias deseandoe mucha prosper
dad buen exto para e presente aho
Nos repetimos de I'D,
Affmos. Altos Sc. Sc.
Il. L. TITUS Co.
L. TITUS
Esta carta del senor Doctor L. Titus eepontAneo
estonio de la populadad de nuestra publication pals
propo tempo ccrtcado acredta los servicos
due ueatro pe6dco prest los nsuciones de toda case
de neQocios por su extensa circulation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08

been decided that punishment by whipping last
Duck
to us regularly making his
the fgging To have loaded the man further with
him would
to
a lives of
would taking the humanitarian
allowed him defeat the ends justice Something had to be
solitary
whipped nothing Sunday
y
But if sun Duck Soon deserved his flashing and to lash him.
PREVENTIVE
would be fixing the punishment human brutes of
upon chastity the of her
physical pain consider the rapng other
person
the community than the lashipg of the responsible.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08

Kinney protested against proposed
the
weight they had the
planters Hawaii guilty monot responsible for FLOODING
the Islands with Aac amng Independent squeezing
malicious pleasantres. .f3-tty
Kuho and Kinney responsible than other for the
vicious nderhand nnccre and nthu fight made against Governor
goaded
striking
pleaded Kuhio
result of that political folly is being reaped
The probable
field meeky
them they
If vindicte would
lie has friends
praise silent while
back the national his
cidentaly stab the interest in the back
Make the
Washngonwars forthwith One day in Washington worth
Honolulu.
undo which
Mt Washington who will be the job all the public
the public
duty
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
THE MOTHER IN-LAW QUESTION.

Supreme Brooklyn
problem of the and laid the mohnlaw
that motheriw preserve strictly
lives with her children she
of her daughterin.laws
In the before him
insisted having his mother live with them The
unable
his wife the wife Iackcd'up and
has right to leave the
sion that legally
mother-inlaw unless to dc
But the law of the land
and of all domestic problems
the old who has O
keep him from hating doing to
wifos old mother respect
that he has forfeited in his wife's he
1t
her mother andsho hasn't appreciation
what he she 1t of the nObo
the human heart and the
to tampe
terinaw is that they realize that
not either of Themselves
his best to do his duty by both wife mother 1t
the irony greatest enemy harm
the who
1t would that houses
have affection enough for him
crcing hsw
be raised but she seldom
husbands
take the trouble diplomacy getting along
croehety But
pieces between the upper and neither milstones
The
the world will
enough solve the problem.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08

graduated" school classes Of
boyhod There many who regard the Y ~ A. exactly London
Describes.
81 sed into Young Mems Christian Associations" he writes "The
life there leahu and athletic but Juvenile For
boy paniy Of had bucked
Encountered the Y NJ
A. sadd terrible wisdom
When think it realize that have had bohood
the Y NJ C. Juvenile
sophisticated. minded could they
mentally, the Their
that it Oyerbaanced their wholesome morality and
healthful
play with the pupils grade All the
in
the y. uninkaby
vie will who
find themselves and another Meantime live today
now; nd e today here and now"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
THE TRUTH ABOUT JOHN BARIEYcoRN.

The temperance story printed appearing
Saturday John
the evil hec
his deductions
sound by There nothing the Mandy pamy the tales neither
there the ''horrib
example, London the drinking than hundred
and
taons and the quite possible
approved is hardly probable Sunday school libraries would
for it, but
aoyeoand they manyl be by the truth the tale
viii recognize the value i temperance literature.
In the
Baeyeorn describing
debapesIo the sealing BONN Islands
One who
have seen and ety the BONN Islands if
had done what
what ought
the everlasting ieg did what did did what all those
did in the BONN millions
were doing at that time did it because the
to It, because
neither an anemie and taking the
IN the world " men whom admired if please ulbooded
mem Justly brcod spirits and anything but
the they foamel life away.
And the a
children play It little tOddng
way along into knowledge
Well lhy WI" play it, knows that And
certain percentage
welt the thing to
the same with John Hyo All the nOsaying and norachng
world VIII fail to growing
John Baron when John Bareyon everywhere accessible and where
John 5arcon everywhere manln daring
greatspirednes.
Ihe thing for the twentieth century to do to
cover up the WELL
century ana TO ree all
lures the things OF those witch burnings ntoance
etsnes andn least among barbarismJohn BArleycOrn
me following which
" Wi be
may maze PLAN to NJ c. A. like
~ youths VINO have progressed along with John Baeycou
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08

captain Nathcfs aud the mate, had
gone ashore carly in the evening. A
light was kept burning in the after
part Of the vessel, but whether the
cabins caught ere from this light or
FROM spontaneous combustion no one in
authority was able to state last night.
The FIRST mate went aboard the ship
half an hour after the firemen started
10 work and ten minutes later the cap.
tain was on board. Efforts were made
TO rescue papers and dunnage from the
cabins but the flames drove away FIRE.
men and helpers. The entire cabin sec.
tion was Quilted. As far as known there
was little insurance.
The S. c. Allen arrived here short
time ago from the Sound with heavy
load of lumber for Allen Robinson.
The deck load of lumber was unusually
heavy and some OF the crew aver that
the vessel was so strained that she
leaked badly. To caulk the leaks and
give the vessel a general overhauling
the vessel was placed on the ways yes
terday. The stngings had been hung
over the stern, but little work done.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
TO BE THANKFUL FOR.
SOMETHING

pleasing judiciary the
o believe
form other prospective gaft win anything but
judiciary committees report?
judiciary getting
report place, report
the necessity legislator avoiding the evil The
of the CRATER smohd The Advertiser and in the long
specifications
The
exacitude judiciary committee The whether The
Advertiser
and apparently the committee cenarng him. has decided that he had
1t rather avoids
graft the Honorable The report
lars Too pckups opinion Advertiser
collected several hundred dollars improperly from could i'll
o give
However, said the beginning pleased that the judiciary
mitce ''attaches no blame o general"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
JUDD PROPOSES NEW PLAN
Continued From Page ons.)


running for Office will be so great that
many philosophical, honest men wilt
not have funds enough to compete for
Office
Senator Coke recognized what he
termed another formidable evil, which
would become possible under the new
Lyman bill. This was to the effect
that one party, on observing that the
opposing party had number of candi-
dates for a certain Office of whom some
were strong and one was weak, would
vote for the weak man in the primaries
and thus leave their rivals in the gen
eral elections with weak man whom
they could easily beat with their own
candidate.
It was finally decided that sub
committee be appointed to draw up the
amendments proposed for recommended
tion by the committee of the whole at
q future date.
Chairman Rice appointed on this com
mittee Senator Knudsen as chairman
and Senators Penhallow, Wirtz, Coke
and Judd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
AccrNTuAT1N9 SUGAR TARIFF VALUES.

will revelation Territory
the minority
directly
the and by
Trfy of Hawaii Taking this
the
f per cent of 75s533o, out a paid in territorial
In plantations $45iOl32
These for 1872
fo Illustrate the Importance the industry of the Islands
tion and incidentally the handicap the
d OF
compiled
time the capitalization of all plantations
this racl $92isGo 1t might
localities
greater than capitalized values This would o eliminate
water n
il a o
undisud and the following table will osy the
OF citizenship problem
scqunt aymento much higher
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
EIGHTEEN DROWN
IN CaPs|zED BARK
tBy Federal wireless Telegraph,

PORTLAND, Oregon, April 7.-(Spe-
cial to The Advertiscr) - Messages
from Brighton, Oregon, this morning
give eighteen as the death list aboard
the German bark Mimi. There were
twenty-five on board when the Mimi
capsizcd early Sunday morning. OF
these tour have been taken off.
The overturning of the Mimi oe.
Cured at two o'clock Sunday morning
shortly after she had been dragged into
deep water from the sandy beach by
means of donkey engines.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
CLOSE GAMES PLAYED IN 49,
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

X (By Federal Wireless Telegraph.) \
X SAN FRANCISCO, April 6. =
\ Especial to The Advertiser) San !
X Francisco and Portland split even 4
i in today's double header. In the
4 morning, at Oakland, the Seals !
X won by score of to O. In the
X afternoon. Portland won, to 2.
X LOS ANGELES, April 6. (Spe-
* cial to The Advertiser) -Captain !
4; Dillon's Angels defeated Happy !
X Hogan's Venice team twice today
X by the same score, to 2. In the !
\ morning but eight innings were ,
x played, while the afternoon game :
X went eleven innings.
x SACRAMENTO, April 6.--(Spe- ;
X cial to The Advertiser)
X mento and Oakland battled )
X through fourteen innings of nerve :
X racking baseball here this after ;
X noon, 1t being necessary to call :
X the game on account of darkness, ;
X with each team having one run.
X :
4 X X X X X X X X X \: X X X X
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
ONLY ONE BID FOR ROAD.

There was only one bid yesterday for
material to build the homestead road
at Makiki, when tenders were opened
in the department of public works. 1t
was submitted by II. II. Davies & Co.,
with total figure of 5000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
VARYING VIEWPOINTS.

Viewpoints vary. One man will con-
slider it extravaganza to put Jam and
butter on the same piece of bread.
Another will call this economy because
tie same piece of bread does for both.
Kansas City journal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
RELIEF FUNDS TO Be
CLbLEO NEXT FRIDAY

\ X =
\ 4
All funds contributed by the +
4 people of Hawaii for the relief Of 4
4 the flood and fire sufferers of Ohio, 4
4 Indiana and others Of the stricken \
4 States, will be cabled direct next 4
4 Friday. This announcement was 4
4 made yesterday by Rev. William X
* ID. Westervelt. who has directed X
4 the work of raising funds here. X
4 Subscriptions received after that X
\ date will be forwarded by money 4
\ order. The sum Of $l65 was added 4
4 to the fund yesterday from the 4
4 following subscribers: X
4 A Cincinnati Friend. .....$ 200 \
X Prof. L. W. Hart. ........ 500 \
n Honolulu Gas Co.... $500 4
4 f. +. WoodfOrd. ...... 200 \:
4 Kaumakapili Church .... 26.15 =
\ Cash "Sp ... 500 \
y A. s. Wilcox, Lihue Kauai. 10000 4
X 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08
Origin a Mystery.

Only two members of the crew were
aboard when the fire was discovered.
Both were in the forward part of the
vessel. There was no Waterman aboard
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-08

Bite that with the ,adver. of free sugar tariff for
bse values would be lost although the expenses of
keep them up to their present efficiency would con
would be loss and consequent ruin to the prosperity