davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.


Str. Mauna Loa, from Kona and kau
ports, . a. m.
o. S. S. Ventura, from Sydney, via
Page Page, 1888 u. m.
Str. Maui, from Hawaii ports, 7:45
a. m.
p. NJ. S. S. Siberia, from Yokohama,
1880 a. m.
Sunday, August 10, 1913.
Str. Mikahala, from Molokai and Ma
nj ports, 2:30 a. III.
Str. Kinau, from Kauai ports, 2:55
a. m.
Str. W. G. Hall, from Kauai ports,
AGO a. m.
Str. Niihau, from Kauai ports, 5:45
a. III.
NJ. N. s. S. wilhelmina, from Hilo,
8 n. m.
Schr. Cecilia Sudden, from Hoquam
s a. IN.
Str. Salem, from Aberdeen, $3.50 am
All. s. $. Arizonan, from Seattle
1925 a. IN. sa
All. S. $. Arizonan, Patterson, from
Seattle, 10 a. IN.
Saturday, August o, 1913
Str. Wailele, from Hawaii ports,
a. IN.
Str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo, 6:l0 am
Str. Likelke, from Kawaihae, 6;l5
a. IN.
Str. Nocau, from Kauai ports, 1O:45
Il. m.
T. X. X. S. S. Buyo Maru, from South
American ports (Valparaiso), 4 p. M.
Monday August l |, 1913.
p. NJ. S. S. Persia, from San Fran.
cisco, p. IN.
DEPARTED.
o. S. S. Ventura, for San Francisco
) p. IN.
Str. Claudine, for Kahului, p. M.
(towing bark r. p. Rithet), 10:45 am
o. S. $. Ventura, for San Francisco,
p. m.
Str. Claudine, for Kahului 5:l5 p. m
Br. S. s. Beachy, for Sydney, 5:4J
"A. IN.
Schr Ida May, for Oahu ports, s a
m.
p. NJ. S. $. Siberia, Feeder, for San
Francisco, 10 "A. m.
Str. Mauna Kea, Freeman, for Hilc
(direcD, 3 p. IN.
Str. Claudine, for Kahului, 5 p. IN.
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.
Per p. NJ. S. S. Siberia from Yoke
hama and Orient ports, August &. Fol
Honolulu-Miss Clara b. Dean, Mrs. NJ
J. Frick, Mrs. II. Hiratsuka, Miss S. l.
Weidner, Mrs. +. w. Wood.
Through for San Francisco, from
Yokohama.-W. A. Allen, Mrs. NJ. +
u -.
Dan W. Hagin, A. 7. Hellyer, Il. Bur
ton Holmes, T. NJ. Latin, Jr., James NJ
Lands, T.. N. Mcclellan, Harvey F
Oltmans, Miss Grace Whitney. From
Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki ant
Kobe.-M. j. Bedall, p. Boleter, l.. Car
ter, Mrs. Cbeuk See, Master Cheuk Law
Jan, Rev. Bro. Christien, Mrs. j. II
Evans, Mrs. Nellie Everett, Prof. A
Engler, Miss NJ. 4. Fenan, w. j. Hol
ler, Ko Tit Tack and servant, lie,
Yam Fung, Mr.. Mintoma, Miss M. Nor
ris, T.. G.. Often, Rev. Il. A. Renich
Mrs. +. A. Renich, Miss Elizabeth Rem
ich, Master David Renich, j. Reynoldo
Sun Kim Pao and servant, j. L. NJ
Wright.
Per str. Mauna Loa, from Kona and
Kau ports. August 81. T.. Jarvis, f
Baering, W. T. Frost, J. Schmidt, Mis-,
T.. Loder, Miss A. Bell, James Iva, ID
X. Baker, Robt. Hind, g. X. harrison
Mrs. Mansfield, Mrs. G. Williams, Mrs
Maydwell, c. Alderman, II. Bryant, w
G. Achi, Jr., Miss l.. Kelii, Geo. Maka
motto, j. r. Colburn.
Per o. $. $. Ventura, from Sydney
via Page Page, for Honolulu, August
Sc. w. Beck, A. Carrlot, j. Pullen
Rev. Brother Alphonsus, Otto Anton
j. a. Croker, Mrs Croker, Master R
Croker, T.. PERIL, Otto Wurfull, Osks
stubbins. j. Maksinai, II. Mersberg
NJ. Wright, N Silva, Miss Morimoto
Mrs, Areta, o. lwamoto, Y, Van Hing
j, q, Morgan, Joe Kaena, y. l.. Gibson
s. D, AllTieh, g. II. Mcdonald, j. John
son, Miss II. Hose, Mrs, X. simmons
Jas paikni.
Per rir Mauna Kea, from Hilo
August 0.-Dr j. Rudisch, W, II. G
D 80
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12

Sugar stocks show sales of l09, 1872
shares this year against 22s,54l last
year, but in the miscellaneous stocks a
gain of CHS shares traded in is record
ed as compared with last year. This is
due to the increased activity of Ha-
waiian Pineapple Co. stock. Bonds
show quite IA falling off rs compared
with the previous year, bonds to the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12

Total SuR. Stocks l09.l92 s2,3sO.225.24
Tot. Miscellaneous 26,944 l,075,59l .32
4 Bonds 900, 800 ...,.. l,07l $4,000
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12

par value of sl,096,5O0 being handled
against s3,l92,500 last year. However,
the bond trading last year was unus.
ually heavy and should not be taken as
an average year.
The itemized list of sales on the Ho.
nolulu Stock and Bond Exchange from
August !, 1912, to July 81, 1913, is as
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12

Manuel Brake, span'ard, who \"
said 20 be- somewhat indolent Of habit
was arrested Va Honolulu last week
Rnd scot 10 llil0 on warrant sworn
10 before Circuit Judge Parsons chaFg
ing him with failure 10 support his
wife, the charge being bafed on the
statute passed By the last legislature
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12
SUPPLIED BY ALL CHEMISTS.

Physiciars prescribe Chambcr!a n s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Romedy
because it relieves cramps in the stom.
ach and intestinal pains quicker than
my preparation than can compound
Il caa be bought from any chemist. A
t0ttle will keep for years, and no home
is complete without H. For sale by
Pcpson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. O.. H. Brown of Kai
muki will be returning passengers to
arrive by the Honoluan today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-12

schmidt, Mrs. j. T.. Schmidt, Miss @,
Deverem, Miss l.. Tinker, Rev c. r.
Hong, II. Chatham, Mrs. W. b. Deas,
A. NJ. Cheatham.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
Gruxseisentbums. 8sSotb efeH.

Giueinnati. %. San.
'Reue Sppotbeten.
Souls 9raub an Weit 2ibertp g. u.
3. 60. $4,000.
Qutonba M. 1ieman on Gpaniion
y. II. &. SO. $2l00.
4Ieronoer W. !Sdrnuot an Guid
Wttbbropdl y. ". 60. $1750.
Sarrieii abelia gIemtsr an Soue
3. II. 6. 60. $400.
Barbara aeim an 5umbolbtSQoss
SO. 274. ). 8. 8. 3. $1,000.
6oroee =. Sotparb an ct. 8erruro
progreiIipe q. II. 6. Go. $500.
5enrp !. Sinte an ct. 9ernnrb@2.
u. q. ". 60. $500.
Wiuiam 9. 2iitIs, 5ruitee, an priir
xniiol Sni. 60. $175. 900.
SIix 4.Suns an Gtar-9. u. SO. 3
go. $500.
CD. u. gurrp an MoInut1iLlS CAB.
u. ST. SO. $250O.
Gath. grenner on 4A6einen. $500.
WpIie g. Noobs an 6pbe Bart q.
u. 6. 60. $3.50.
Wm. 8. 9bomas ana. Wa. u. S..g.
5arpuot. $500.
5snrietta W2. Rix on GentruI1ru
II. g. Q. 60. $12.500.
Worie Sereert an u. W. u. g.
5orpuot. S977.
OeiiIgte 5ppo.tbeien
JObn Rudriegsl an College Din 6.
u. y. 60. $14O0.
Cincinnati Club on 6. 3. OoIos
man II. u. $15, COO
John Gnilie ansWeftli9sr Etsrn 6.
II. g. 60. $500.
Wm. aabsr onsGimon Wineburg.
$500.
Wm. Ml. 4rttur an Goutbsrn' Dbio
2oan u. 9ruit Go. $3.50.
Wlagnus u. 1ate an ylsipeomb &:
Jeniins. 1857.
Amnnba Wt. 9emon on geortpoob
JmprpDeb .. II. g. Go. 5000.
s. u. 6. 9ornbegge ON y. g. -Gras
3lani. $500.
eliSobeib Dornbssse an 8. ..
Dornbesse. $7O0.
Gront 2imbrod an 6ome q. u-s2.
Go. $170O.
Robertion Realtn 60. on Gkntrdl
1ruf Y. g. .. SO. -$1O3, 600.
6enrp 3. Ginie an ct. Nernurb. g.
u. g. u. 60. 1890.
aoutis g. Tasansaa syeEiesM M geenr
pan $40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
vrunOeise seatbunasiibs ibsrtrasansen


ginsinndti, %. San.
Molier 6. wlaroorf, 1ruitee, an
Sobn 3. Bitter, Cots "a, 35 uno 36 In
gsehnoob llnterabtb. ST.
Bertha 2eininoer an pbiIomena 6.
2uten, Sbeil bpn Cots go. 311 unn
314 bes glsmere Spnbicate llnterabs
tteiluns in Nprirpoh. ST..
.Spbn y. Wilss u. u. an 6erbsrt u.
2oiDes, 21.20 slder 2onb in Gettion
81. Sprinsfielo 9p.N$1.
5he Siftorieal dnb pbiIoiopbieal
Soeistp of Ohio an BiIIiam G.2ittle.
1ruitee, As bei 81 SUP an Der Siibs
feits bon s. SIR. As Sub peftIid BON
Raee Ctr. $4,000.
Jreo. &. 9rumi, Sruitee, an 3h
Ruholpb Subre Cons 60, Elm Sireis
fen 2ann in Setiion 10, W,ilIcreet Up.
$6666.e7.
Nannn 6. 9ono an Bette 3. 9dliaz
ferro, 5bsiI pon Cots 36 unb 81 in
Sfattucs llnterabtbiluns In Wabis
ipnpille. $4,000.
Williom :. Sbrober, 9ruites, an
bic Sfaat 5oIepb Sron Co., elm 1raet
Sano on Der Siioieite BON Sunt Ctr.
81.
eleanor M. Wrigbt an Samu.I D.
Cooper, 80 SUB an Der Sitisi.e BON
WeIrpie slps., SO SUB fiibliH BON Dat
Ctr. $500.
Somusl 9. Goopsr an gIbolpb s..
uno OIips u. Sans. so SUB an Der
Sitfsite BON Welroie Ipe., 98 sSub
fublih BON Dat Ctr. 81.
Juepb ardis on pbilip gdumnn.
Elm Tract 2ano in Sstiion 5, Ttlbi
Tp. 81.
Daniel ao6 an Waube 6. De ga
Groir, 80 BEL 100 SUB an Der Rorbs
fsiis bon Dat Strubs. 100 CUB 6iiIi6
BON Chen 9lpe. ST..
elisabetb 8oebIe II. u. on Soroee5.
6otporo, so bei 12o '5ub an Der DIT
feite BON Diuiams 4peuus in 3arts
peu. 81.
Die TaI<pcob 2anb SO. an Gpa 6.
Siri, Got 1896 in 9aIeipoob llnterabto.
800.
Sofspbint R. gbriitman an S.len
Rensr, 80 bel 105 5ub an Der Wefs
f.iie bon gbrrp Strobe in gumminss
pile. 81.
Sohn mtn:enbough an Grso. mtens
knbaugb, 10 1/3 4tsr in Settion 10.
SnmmeE Up. 81.
albert 0rob an Cora gitfi, Got "a
in 6p. :. Sebnms eitais. 81.
Morp +. 5pr an Tbos. SO. sor IT,,
! Got an Sprins 0rops Qpe. 81.
emma ). Rihorbion on Sarab O.
Barnes, / Got an Qinn Str. ST..
Sarab q. Barnes on emma Z. Ris
haroion, % SUB an Court Ctr. 81.
emma J. Rihorbion an Wm. 6.
Giu, % 5ub an Ri6monb Strabe.
81.
gb. g. Siarbut on Wm. peirce, %
Sub on Globe 4pe., Rortpoob. 81.
gIifforo .. Walier on Glisabetb ".
Robssrs. 80 SUB on 6ilFbs 4Oeu,e.
81.
Sobn e. Batter on Jrsb. S6Ieuitr,
36s CUB on Baum Sir. 81.
2usud Wurpbn on wlarearst q.
Smau, ! Got an Wiuiams 4ps., Rprs
spppb. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23

btu.e behrrift. n6ttist ben Gent
basu, feline eriinberiiten 5aIente mshr
ouF nsm io3uioeen seiiiigsn Ges
biete gu tetb1tigen. Die feinsr organic
iitrtsn 0ertreter fsiner Gaite, bic
ourhasiitigtsn Snobs. lie ilno es,
bersH ibatirdfiietm gintreten fir olles
r9lusaefoIIene" mir ben unbeimIid,
lhnetIen G3snsnipecaIel in aunit uno
Giieratur perDonsen. Simmer oas
deueitc, 4nerneueIte! ,yn!urismus,
aubismus. Grpreiiionismus. Roniens
iisHrusl gsitsrn 9rdraffdelit, tente
Ist1bent, moresn jauf3enoer gu
tunftEmenIdh. Sie liebsn ben pre3ioitt
Still unb fhrsiheu in elmer sieens Su
cielem s3fped eroahter Sprob., elmer
art BON artiitiihem Rctbtpdlfl. Doc
benz Der prpfane aeftr ftsbt ipie Der
glinbe Dor Der sSarbe. Gegeniiber
nieIen 3ierben isiner 3utunft fat Der
nit G,eiiitsgaben fpieber reid btDndls
Gent eintn ihtpsren Stdno. CT feet
ii1 bes abenos - 4benb in oes
Bnrtss ousgensbnttitem Sinn -
mebr ouf Das Stuoium bes St0ffIihz
Gratisn anstpieien. sr bat oen Wbistp
snH RniiondlseirGnt protlaniisrs,
fpriht mt. Weradiung BON oeutihen1
Gs.t. id)psIgt Tn engIiItsn 8rDden.
bic einem Gnaldnbtr Wlagsnoriidta
perurfdten ipiirOen. empfinbet IS NIT
boheeiiibl. oab CT dls Stommeuit ben
gnrtseptr bussn oorf, uub fagi .sin
piunb", fpenn CT 20 Wort meini. Die
er Itiber nur su oft Suf6llig nit3t bi
I'D, Bat uno bonn bonn asllner pumpt.
9fber isien mir aerett! Aie .s
GapaIisrs unb ~aapalisre" gibi. 10 lit
aud apiiden Ged uno e,sd Elm Inter
ftieb. Wdnner BON GsiIt biirfm iid1
lpo1I sslsgsntIib ben SpaB srluuben.
9agaislIen ipie ernItbafte Dinge uno
ernitbdfie Dinae fpie g1gdtsnen su bes
hdnbeIn. Wenn Elm 2orb Bprpu. ein
5iirii piidler Rustau, Elm Wbiitlsr
ooer Gsfor WiIbe NIT ibrern 4eubersn
einen ipabren alltus trieben, 10 thaien
Tie Cd aus GftRiiitem RpffinimeHi,
aber audi nit jenem Isiien 3us BON
sSronis. obne Den iolde sdnbeleien
niht gut ssniebbar iino. Di. t!einsH
Rndahmer Der groben. DaRbies era
i6opfen ibrsR edn3en WiB in aeubsre
libtei!en, bonn gsiitigen 5nbalt ibrtr
9orbiihsr baben iis isine Ibnune. Gis,
bic nihis anberes In bic Wdafhuls az
tperfen huben. ols ibren odiipiesels,n
3plinoer unD Elm paar ih0ne gagelz
faIien, esbdrben iih NIT feierlihsr
SefbitiibtrihdbunG nls oh Der Center
oes Weltalls fie perI6nlih bnrum gss
beien bat, iid iaglid bic 5anbe BON
Der Woni.ure bebanbeIn su I1iien.
GisIe somifde Wittisteii. be uns
elauben MAIDEN min, bob Der Wenfb
ftinsr aleiber ipessn auf grben mans
belt. bat frtiiib ni1ts Wertpunbess
Iihss In timer 3eit, In Der nis Shifis
bsit iitf i'm aurfe itebi uno bsr Sent
iih a!s ben Wlitielpunit Der nagsmtt4
nsn 4ufineriTnmisit beirndten borf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23

Sobn Soffman an priee 1if 30. 2
g. II. q. SO. $1,000.
Nnnie 9. Gurrp an gura Dough
ters. $500.
9. s. nnb g. Shipein an gOlnniser
8. II. q. 60. $500.
". q. 6aaemeper an Rprpocb S.g.
II. 6. SO. $4,000.
Saeob autn an Gtar 9. u. go. 3
So. $4,000.
Mm. Wiederins an glenpob 6. II.
.. 60. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23

CINE Sirdflingsiabi. Die
GeihDorenen am WiinaI4en gssiriss
seridi bobtn, ipis bic .Rieaihe Sci.
tuns- miiibeilt. ouf Der lsstsu Juripif
benz Oeriht cine HtiolutioH susekn
laffen. in Der iis ausfiibrtn. bab bic
0erbreder nad abbiibuns ibr.rGtroa
fe tlsine Stdoiden su ibren 4ufsntl
bait onsipisfen erbolien, no fie tsinsn
9erbisnit finben ionntn, a!Io es3ipuns
gen finb. fih ihren 2sbsnsuntsrbalt
auf unredtmdBise Deiie gu perfhofa
fen. go feien oIlsin gum GiGbifen
9roti, bas 37O0 Gintnpbnsr sdbli,
mid. tpsnigsr uls 800 eniloiiene
Sirdfiings nnsefdrieben! Inter iols
den llmitdnben mibtsn bic Gjefhipos
renen e. ous GeipiiIenskoenisn abs
lsbnen. RiidfdlIige 3u psrurikilsn, bic
aus Roth etfoblsn bGt.sn, unb bdixn
bie Resitrung. NIT ben sniIofensn
StrdflingtH anbtrg 5u Dfrfahrsn.
Wiindtn obne mild. Nus
Wiinhen fpirb bonn /. b. aemelbei:
Die Bcusrn oer llm9ebung hobtn ibres
Drobuns. teins Wlil9 nebr in bie
Stdbt Su fhidtn. nunnlebr ipobr gs.
ninht. Gsit Heujotg iniden fie feline
Uiil1 Nd@ Nunntn. Der Woptott III
duf be 4eiiottcn bes besonnten Dou.
ern: unb 4 GllentrumSfiibrers Dr. 6sim
auy36 36aufah9er1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
SGmorrboiDen oebeiIt 6urd,

g a drrorr b I D EN- gebeilt 0ltrdl
Gnafeiis blei6en gebeilt. 9eiemnno
miro ierrlals ipieoer Sdmorrboiben 6e.
forunen, Der anofeiis nah 8orihrift
gebrauft. Gin tpenia 8orfidt beint
@iien, ein tpenig 8eritano lno Der ae.
lepentlide @ebrau9 oieies qroBet
Seilnlittels Diir0en bal6 Die Sdrnprr.
boiben bon Der erbe berbannen. 1uo
mt oeirielbeu bas fiirdterlife @efoI.
ge bon firurgiihen Sperotioncu.
gnrbolinlettionen uno iogenanntea
'fner5loien, aber bod gefdbrlid,en
Vdtteln, Delhe burh unrpiiIenheit
urro 5nbiuht Der Ieibenben Uee1tif.
belt oufeebiirbet tperben. 4nafeiis be.
ieitigt bfe llrfofen irnb tbut oen
qualnoaen Shmer5en ginbalt. 8ro.
ben fper6en bon g. geultabter & 60.
gor 1915. RaD gorf, irei Der.
iansss BIN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
(SortieH1ng.fcIgt.)
Gti NON 1.

Wdhrfaserin: v9Dr alien Dingsn
miHsn Gie Dor einsr f6ionien blons
ben DAME febr ouf BED Gut fein!1
~Das -ftimnrt. .es III n6mli9 9Sansins
fpouls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23

msan eriOdbne in qriefen bas .ctne. sOis bia,t-.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-07
OUR BIGGEST YEAR.
Trade of United States Amounts 10
$4,275, 600, 900

Washington. Aug. THE trade of
the United States in the past fiscal
year " as greater than in any previous
year Figures just compiled show
that it was S4.275. 100000, greater bE-
1,00O,0 600 than last years record OF
exports and imports.
The balance in favor of this coun-
try this year was $3.50, 00C, 900. The
exports exceeded that of 1912 by
100000, while the imports in
creased by only s159.7OO,0Oo.
Tho greatest gain in exports was i'll
manufactures ready for consumption.
in which class there was an increase
II sos, 100000 over 1912. II manu-
features for future use in nlanufactur
ing there was an increase OF more
than S6O,0Oo.000. The increase in
foCds5uffs was only a little more than
s1.50O,00O.
Most of the imports were from the
United Kingdom. which furnished
$685. 100000, while Germany came
next with S1S9.000.00O next France
with s137.O0O.OOO. cuba with s126,-
100000 Canada with S121. 100000,
Brazil with $120,OOO.0OO and Japan
with ss2,0OO.0 600. Most of the ex-
ports went to the United Kingdom,
which took goods worth $597.000.-
00e. Canada $415, 100000. Germany
S3S2 100000. France S146.0OO. 600,
Netherlands $I26, 100000 and italy
SIG 900 900
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-07
JUST LIKE TONY.
Maria Fixed ChiIdren's Hair and Trou-
bic Came to Little Italy.

The style of wearing hair was the
cause of an uprising in Little Italy,
near the Santa Fee shops. Tony Jor-
don a resident of Little Italy, wears
his hair in a style that is cross be-
tween the French pompadour and the
system adopted by Paderewski. Maria
Sosa, said to be the prettiest girl in
the Italian quarter, decided that the
Jordon style of hairdressing should be
adopted by the youthful members OF
her sisters family, and proceeded to
arrange the topnots of quartet of lit
tie Italians in a manner wonderful to
behold. The sister and her husband,
Mr. and Mrs sam Olliso, took excep-
ton to the tonsoriaI display a la Jor-
don, and a rough house started.
The trouble makers did not come to
blows, but the neighbors were disturb
ed and the police notified. A COM
plant was filed by Sam Olliso, charg-
ing that Maria and her mother dis
turbed the peace of his family. In
the police court this morning the case
was thrashed out with the aid of Tony
Jordon, and interpreter, for none of
the principals could speak English.
The evidence lasted from o'clock till
1890. 1t was the longest case of its
kind in the police court this year.
The lawyers finally obtained the infor-
nation that the row had started over
the elaborate hairdressing notions Of
Maria. Judge Huron fined Maria and
her mother $40 each for disturbing the
peace. Maria's young man paid both
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-07
NORTH SIDE NEWS
Real Crusade Begun in North
Topeka Against Cigarettes.
Police Are Posting Notices in
Prominent Places.

According to the North Topeka po-
lice force cigarettes and cigarette
snipes lying on the sidewalk and in
the cutters will soon be thing of the
past. The police are posting copies
of the ordinance prohibiting the sale
or use of cigarettes and the sale of
tobacco in any form to minors in nu-
merous stores and public places in
North Topeka. The police say this
ordinance has been abused to a great
extent since il was passed. The city
officials have lately had a number of
the notices printed on cardboard and
gave them to the police to put up with
tn. instructions to enforce the ordi-
nance.
Splitting on the sidewalks and in
public places is another ordinance
that has been abused to a great ex-
tent recently and the police have been
instructed TO see that it is strictly
obeyed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-07
EDITORS QUARREL
Democrat Chases Republican
Along Street With Iron Bar.
Huston Claims Trickery and
Files Complaint.

Manhattan. Kan, Aug "A H.
Hammond. editor of the Riley County
Democrat. attempted to beat y. W.
Huston. editor of the Manhattan Ma
tionalist, with an iron bar here We'd
nesday when the later entered Ham
mond'S Office to borrow Il cut. Ham
mond charged Huston with publishing
unConPIimentary remarks about him
anG Hew into rage as Huston enter
ed MS Office
The trouble between the editors has
existed for some time and came to a
climax on this occasion Huston be-
Eeves that he was tricked in the affair
as ne had talked with Hammond over
the telephone a snort time previous
to that During the conversation nam
mond appeared to be pleasant ana
agreed to loan Huston cut winch
was in his Office.
Hammond was arrested a few hours
later and viii be given a hearing in
court Friday afternoon The Mannat-
tan Mercury gives the following ac-
count Of the affair; n ". Huston with
q William Holt entered the office OF
the Riley County Democrat and met
A. n. Hammond, the editor of that
publication.
What you said in your paper about
me was q dirty lie exclaimed Ham
mond as ne came from behind the
counter to talk it over Now for a
other than ladylike, is always Huston ;
cue 10 beat it. and he did, in a man
ner that showed how well experience
along these lines had trained him. An
sered by the insult OF deliberately run
ming away from an understanding, MI
Hammond. who is quiet, respectable
citizen. for a moment lost his head
and followed Huston-that is. not close
". but at some distance behind
y. ". Huston rushed to the county
attorneys office and demanded war
rant for the arrest of \. H. Hammond
Il want q warrant breathlessly ex-
claimed the excited editor.
Who Las been killed." jokingly
asked the county attorney.
I have. I mean I came near being
killed" exclaimed the trembling man.
beat my brains out, and tried to hit
me or the foot with an iron rod, and
I think he should be arrested.
I telephoned to Mr.. Hammond for
a cut he had in his office and he told
me to come over and get it, said Mr..
Huston. 4 went and when 1 stepped
into his Office he called me terrible
names. He said 1 was a wretch and
that he was going TO beat my brains
out and he picked UP q heavy iron rod
and started after me. I ran down the
street screaming for help and ran into
n hardware store. which was the first
door that anyone would let me get into
BY that time William DOugherty, the
city marshal. had captured Hammond
and 1 was saved 1 want a warrant
for him for assault with intent to kill"
stated the editor, who was somewhat
cooled down by this time under the
protecting wing of the large amount
of avoirdupois carried by the county /
q ttOr1eys
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-07
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs. o. D. Johnson enter
| tanned the following members of the
Rustler's class of the Third Christian
church: Mr.. and Mrs. Mabray, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Brizendine. Mr.. and Mrs
RolIo Stockwen Mr.. and Mrs V. E.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Scheafor,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. johnson, Mrs. Sand
! ford. Mrs. Bryant. Mr. John Perry, Mr..
| J. W. Synder, Mr.. John Owen. Mr..
w NJ Bryant Miss Vada Sanford.
| bray, Miss Bonnie Johnson. Miss Beryl
] Johnson, Mr.. Harold Mabray and Mr..
Willard Marsh
| Mrs Ed. Norsdtrom and children,
| Verda, Albert Ruth and Beatrice were
dinner guests today of Mrs. Z. L. Jones
| 211 Grafton street.
| Mrs. s. A. Clark who has been ser
iously i'll the past eight weeks at her
home 929 Highland avenue, is reported
slowly improving.
Harley Harper of Freeman avenue
who has been in the Santa Fe hospita
the past six months with an injured
foot is able to go back and forth from
his home to the hospital for treatment.
Mrs. o. D. Johnson entertained the
Dorcas society of the Third Christian
church this afternoon at her home on
Lime street The society is planning to
give an ice cream social August IS on
the lasvn of the church.
Little Louise Hall has been seriously
i'll the past few days at her home 204
Klein street, with an attack of ap-
pendici&is
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Westervelt of
Kijoba. British East Africa, are visit
ing Mrs. Westervelt's parents Mr.. and
Mrs "A A Hope, 2a2 Davies street,
for an extended. time. ,so,-.-
Miss Ella Downun of Leavenworth
grand chief of honor of the Pythian
Sisters VIII meet with Topeka Temple
No. 1 Saturday evening in the K P
Hall. All members are urged to be
present
Mrs. John Alexander, 407 Lafayette
street expects to go to Garrett. Kans.,
the first of next week to visit her sis
ter for a short time.
Mrs. Hugh Grierson and daughter
Mayme and Anna of 500 East Eight
street have gone to St. Joseph and
Rfchland, Mo-. to visit relatives and
friends for short time.
Carl Higgins and Frank Reed have
returned from Kansas City, where they
motored Wednesday
Miss Josie Bridgeman of SaIina. Kan.
is a guest of the Misses Grierson on
East Eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rhoades and
family of western Kansas are here,
called by the serious illness of Mrs.
Rhoades' father. G. T Mcconnell, OF
Ga Leland street
VIM F. Compton of Allentown. Pa,
viii arrive soon to visit with his broth
er and wife of 1913 East Sixth avenue.