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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02
9malie Nir teSt.

SIN ibrem Sommerbeim am Dbite'
bear,See In Der 0iadbarlhaft pon ct.
ganl, Wfinn., 1T Die In ben Gereinisten
Staaten uno auh In Deutidlano als
Su9enb.@r3ieberin portbeilbaft betannte
Dodi9atlehreriu, Srdulein amalie 0lir,
i'm Utter uon 81 Sahren. aus 6em Se'
ben 9efdieben. Die 8erltOrbene ent.
ltammte elmer bohan9eiebenen Samilie.
Str Yater, Oberit Sacob yiir, mar eli
ner Der @riiuoer Der fGurnsrsSolouie
0ien.lllm uno wdbrenb bes Snbiauer'
Iufitanbes PlasfOmuanbant Der ihwer
bebr6n9ten Staot. Der Dor einiseu
Sabren in Snbianapolis, Sub, uer'
itorbene Spre6er oes 9iorOamerifani'
ihen Turnerbunbes uno Superinten.
bent oeS oeutl6en uuterri6ts an ben
bortisen 6ffentliden Shulen, Rrofehor
Robert 9iir, mar ibr Bruoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02
staOt nnO Gonmtb.

- auf Die Sei6uIbiguns. buB ct ite
uerlalien unb nibts 3u ibrem unterbalt
beitrug, ftreugte 5ran Soa =. Srunuer
am Nfontag oesen ibreu @atten Ssfar
cine @bsidetOunsStIa9eIan
= glts SObn Gatib BON Wttuerat
Strass am Saulitu9 0taht I'M Wteter
Bari an Bropioence 6oao eiu S6ldf'
den madte, murbe er um feline sOlbene
Eaideuubr uub SIT In Saar8elo er'
lei4tert.
= Bribset @alib unb anoere, oereu
@i0enthum on Rbelps StraBe ourf bic
fiir,liben Hegenftiirme bei66ot9t Dur'
ben, itreugten am Samitag ee9en biz
Stabt cine Slaee fiir $4,000 @ntidd'
oisuus an.
- Da i'm eriten uuo 6ritteu Diftrtfi
BON Sell Topnihip bel Der Prtmarpabl
augebtiG arunimbeiteH uOriameu, Il
mites Rtnter @omarbs am Samitag 6il
@ro6gef9woreueu on, bic Sa9e ndhel
~ uuteriu4en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02
Mid,teten @lutbab On.

3msi BON bem iibermdBiseu @euuB
pom 8stdubuussmittelu fait gum Bahn.
finn 9etriebeue !Dtulatto Siiuslinse rid
teten ON Sonntas In Sarriiton. Wiii.,
Gin ihredli6es Glutba6 an. DerSberiff,
pier farbi9e Wtdnuer uno cine farbi9e
Srau muroen sridolieu, mebrere Per'
ionen erhielteu sefdbrlihe 8erlesunseu
unS bic Wf6rber wurbeu selgnbt. Sin
blutiser 3uiammenitoB 5tpiiden WeiBen
unb Sarbisen murbe burh Die re6t,ei.
tise autunit elmer 9ompasnie Der
Staatsmilij uerhiitet. Den Wtili3iols
bateu selaus es, bic 0iube balo mieber
ber3nitellen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02

- Der ole TagelS1ner on bem 2ada.
mama Durdi9nitt Bu Dauerl1 be-
f1dftt9te Soieph 8elid, wnrbe am
Dienitag Wtor9en ole 9etGe In elmer
ttefeu dus9rabuug bortfetbit aufgefnn.
ben. Der S6dbet uno oas @enid
woreH sebro6en unb Der Ropf 5erheliht
unb man nitnnt an. baB er in Der
Ernnfenbeit In bic ausgrabung ftsl uno
10 uerun9tiidte.
- am Dienitag traf Die yiadri6t
elm, baB Der friiber bier wohnhafte 9arrg
s. See unb feline S9melter 3itlian 3.
am Souutas 3u 9auerbiu, WfaH.. ee'
t6btet nurben. als ihr Wotorcgcle in
einen eleftrii1eu 8abnma9en tre6te.
Der Batter Der Berunsliidten 1T @rthur
8. See, tpelder lause Sabre alS Super'
intenoent Der 6ohofen Der 9adamanna
@iisa unb 8Oblsn Gcmpauie oabisr
fnngirte.
= Sn elmer am Dienitas 3piifen
ben County @Ommiiidren unb ben Ser
tretern Der 9oblen Sompanteen abges
baltenen 3onferen3 einiete mon iif auf
cine 8eftenerun9 bon $175 per SUB
gder far aoblen, ober $25 uIebr tpie
bisber, waS cine Niebrbelteuerung BON
etipa s55, 900 idbrlidb fhr Die @om'
panieeu beoeutet. Wian betwedte 3u.
erft cine Sefteueruns Don $500 per SUB
Gder.
- Salpabore Barabiio, tpelher ont
12. ausuit an Diamond Guenne nn6
Pbilo Stra6e ben Ton1 Gotta ermors
oete. murOe am Wfonta8 In Brooflgn,
u. g.. binsfeit sema9t, naAoem ibm
@OuntB Deteftiu Rafter felt oem Wforb
auf ben SerIen mar. Sc ioilen Sus'
lieferunsspapiere erlanst lperben unb
Der Wt6rber CUR Rro3eiiiruus bierber
Suriid eebraGt merben.l ::Paraoiio ses
ftanb am Dieuitag In Stem Dorf ben
Wforb elm uub CAB 80, baB Der bel ibm
aufgefunoene Reuoluer bic Wtorbwaffe
mar. tszazs..
= Drei iunse 0tdnner bon bier,
uelde ii6 auf oem Wes uaf) Sneouta
befanoeu, mo iie Gnitetluug In ben ..
& 3. @erfeu erparteten, tpurben an
Wtontae un Wtitternaht su SefferIOn
Junction setSbtet. als Elm 5uiamrnen'
ftoB swiiden swei 3asen erfOlste. Die
@et6bteteu itnb: Sames Wfulli9au,
21 Sabre aft. BON 9ard StraBe. Batrid
S'Gogte, 26 Sabre ait. BON aoams
apenue, Sobn 8. @ortih, 21 Sabre
aft, BON Didion Gueuue +; ber 0siser
Dilliam Soplin BON gDilfss' Barre er'
bielt arn 8Opf un6 MAIDEN 8riibmuus
ben, ipdtreno Der 9ofomotiufiibrer gBar4
rem Rbooes BON @arbonoale unb 8reni'
fer Srauf 3earns uOn Uilfes.8arre
tei4t perlest murbeu. Wabrenb man
bas 8rad aufrdnmte. ipurbe S8illiam
Salon BON Simpion b0s uerlest, oils
tbn cine Sette am aOpi traf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02
Seinabe Elm 8onfiift In 8aifer'
yamilie.

9tah elmer In ber Wfoutass. .Gusgabe
oes ~Yerliner Tassblatts" uerOffeutli6'
ten yia1riht p6re es In Der beutiden
Sailerfamilie bstreifs Der Tbronfol9es
Srase In Braunidweis beiuabe su eiuer
erniten Spaltuus sefommeu. Gs heist,
oaB preuBiide Staatsbeante barauf be-
itanOen, OaB Prtu3 @ruit gusuft BON
Cumberland, Der Sbwie9erfobn bes
beutl9eu Sailers, eine iebr beitimmte
uuo 9euau Oetnillirte @tfldrun9 betreffs
isiner 8er3tdtteiltung auf ben GbrOn
uon bannOuer absebeH iollte. Der
BrinS ioll barauf ertIdrt baben, oab er
ebsr ieiue preuBiide Uniform ablegsu
uuo nit ieiner Satin lid) fir iumer
mad Seiterreid beseben wolle, wenn
mau cine Oerarti9e @rtldrun9 bon ibnl
uerlunse. Der Reidsfan3ler Or. bon
8etbmanu.9OlweS iOl baum Die 5Or'
oerun9 mobifiSirt uno ben BriHSeu ju'
frieben seltellt baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02
8f0ttE
2eitenber Splitter.
9 cit 1885 etablirt.

Sett 1850 etapttrt.
9Btr finb uniagcssn nnG 623 eafapanna
apsuat auf ttm gebfHiiuT, NIT tiHfr bpIsH
eiuie bon cpitiRsn Baartt une ben altrHsuss
zen SnfrumtHitn ;ar priifuHB efr ausfn.
tiuisr Dfottr mar tmmtr: rSHnsle 8srfGuft
1,nsu stpas @sle su trlparsH. Gins srobs auss
pabI ron tiuitIi&tH austH an panb. 8rr.
ssFt ui6i ben Tiab:
82s Saaatuanaa 6Oensse,
GssfHaba etr D., {. ID. SabHRatisH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02
,,am 9beiH, arn RbeiH, ba tua5isH
aai're aebeu.

Hnf're Rebeu."
8ar's lpabr, ba mdr's pabrbaftts uiat
70 libel,
Dies idUue alte 9ieb /!
DoG mdd|it mebr @eiu iest in benz
hem'Iden 3tibel,
ats nod am 8beine bliibt!
So, nit ben, eteliseu 3uder Der 9ar.
toffel
8erliBt man iest ben Moft;
Drum lhuledt iie au4 10 bunosgemein
unb i9ofel,
Die sbts 8adusfoit!
Utit g6psfsl, aatt. 8ouqust unO init
Rofineu,
Manipulirt man piel !
llub mill Der @irtb iebr idnell piel
@elb usrbieuen,
S4miert Ct pist Saliepl!
Bas thu i6 nod binsin ?-io benft er
pfiffis,
Der cole 2aborant
Sd nsbme Seiienihb, oas ma9t ibn
iiiffis,
au9 @tbcerin 9enannt.! :! -
Man ma1t aud @etn = 0 uuerbSrtsr
Shminbet |
= @an3 obne 1raubeniaft
8 ~bolte bod Der EeufetA oas @elins
bel,
Das fold elm llnbins iAafft!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02

7 @ine fir bic RsdtspfIsss i'm
Deutibeu Gei6 bO6beoeutiame arbeit
iit fOeben gum erfOlsrsideu abfdluB
sefommeu. Die 3ommiiiiOu ftir bic
9leubearbeitnus bes Strafseiesbu9s
bat ihr Berf mad speijdbriger eifriger
Ebdtigfeit beeubet. Der StaatsIefretdr
bes 6eiHs' Suitiiamts Or. 2isfo bot
ben Wittslieberu Der 9ommifIou ieiue
duerfeuuuus ausseipro4eu nno TN
Stamsu Der Rei@sresisruue ssbauft.
The Lamar register., 1913-09-24
vss, ri 90"

vsrsation. There was nobody but liked
Broad. big. gsnerous-hearted. free
handed.
ThreeQuarters Of An hour elapsed.
Cunning sat stifny st his desk. writ
Ing indefatigably. glanciAg over dim
sizes and casting copy aside. His face
was blanched: the situation seemed
to have affected him a. much a. any
Of n. Once In q while the telephone
would ring, but 1t was always local
news or q report from some Of the
men on assignment There was NO
word from Broad.
IF she's among them" began Kemp
and We knew he meant the dead
Broad won't telephone"
20 yes. he WILL" answered conf
IDENTIFY; and at that moment the tele
phone rang 10 sharply that somehow
knew It was Broad calling from Cray.
field. Dunning took up the receiver
and held II to his ear q moment. Then
he called me.
It's Broad" he said. Hes callins
and says he has . good story. Don't
go into . booth; take It down here
I've told him to 20 slow. And say"
he added. don't let him get away
without giving you the List of the cas-
ualties."
took up the receiver and at the
first sound ! mOW that Miss Phayrs
was safe.
How Ii shefs ! called. Fine" an.
swered Broadt voice. thought
there was the suspicion of sob in It
Are you readyf o, Miss Phayrei
Just a trivial injury, thanks, old man.
The Planet story was incorrect Now
then" began taking down the story,
while Dunning looked over my shoul.
der.
"The 1910 train from Washington
to New York was ditched on the far
side Of Craynsld at 10: o." wrote. "A
broken rail 10 believed to have been
the cause Of the accident The engine
and the first three cars plunged down
an embankment: the remaining cars
left the metals. bat did not overturn.
The passengers al esoaDed With
The Lamar register., 1913-09-24
WRECK OF THE 1910


h Was . slack evening In the ONCE.
! rsmembef. and . group Of us were
sitting chatting around the reporter
table farthest from Dunning. the night
editor. who had looked around rather
frowninsiy once or twice. a. II the
eonvsrsation disturbed him.
Broads fancee was to arrive that
evening on the 1910 from Washing
ton, and Broad, who had been cele-
brating in honor Of the event, was
telling ~ all the details Of their re-
cent quarrel and reconciliation.
"6h-hi" said some one; and Just
then . boy entered with q late edi-
ton Of the ~Pianet," wet from the
press, and handed 1t to Dunning.
"Mr. Broad!" he said sharply. and
then, changing his mind. left his seat
and hurried toward NJ. "Mr. Broad.
/ want you to go out to Crayfeld In
stantly. TIE 1910 from Washington
has been wrecked outside the station.
Hurry. and telephone all the news.
And say. tly to get a list Of the dead"
my Godis said Broad. and sank
down into his seat He buried his
face IN his hands and his shoulder
shook convulsively. Somebody az.
planned the situation In q few words.
and Dunnings face took on an express
sion Of intense sympathy. He placed
one arm about Breads shoulders and
drew him 10 Ids fest
Too bad, old man." he said. But
! guess you'u be crazy now unless you
get 10 Crayneld a. soon ~ possible,
20 perhaps It would be the kindest
thing 70 let you cover the assignment"
"Yss. III Co." cried Broad. pulling
himself together.
Then, ono after another. he detailed
-; one to the railroad ofhces. anoth-
q % the presidents house. another to
catch the general manager at his club.
! was among the few not assigned
and, rstreating to my desk. waited.
We did not like to think about the
ssh3set II was too ghastly for con.
The Lamar register., 1913-09-24

No matter how chronic your
cough OF b ow severe your throat
or lung ailment is. Dr.. Kings New
Discovery will surely help you: IL
may save your life. Stillman Green
of Malichite. Col. writes 1.-TWO doc
tors said l had consumption and
could not live two years. used
DR.. Kings New Discovery and am
alive and WE'LL" Your money re
funded if it fails to benefit you
The best home remedy for coughs,
colds. throat and lung troubles.
Price SOC and 81. Guaranteed by
N. N. Mclean.
The Lamar register., 1913-09-24
Her Wish.

A Baltimore man tells of receiving a
unique note acknowledging wedding
present sent by him on the occasion of
the marriage of his chum.
Your lovely etching was received"
wrote the bride, land gives us both
pleasure. 1t is now in the parlor
hanging above the piano. where We
hope to see you very soon. and as often
as you find 1t agreeable"
The Lamar register., 1913-09-24

Life Among the lowiy.
Being poor has some recompenses."
remarked the lady with the wealth of
imported hair.
How now?"
When another society dame insults
me. have to take 1t. But my washer.
woman gets . warrant every week for
one Of her numerous lady friends."
The Lamar register., 1913-09-24

minor injuries except one unidentified
man who"
Suddenly Dunning pitched over and
fell to the ground. He had tainted.
Kemp ran to raise him, and, temporar
lily diverted from the telephone by the
occurrence. 1 found myself glancing at
the CODY Of the PLANET" in Dun
ning's half-opened drawer of his desk
On the page facing me l read, among
the list Of the dead:
Mrs. George Dunning of Washing
Ion."
Scspyrisht 1913. nv w ~
INooNeGoUENTiAL DETAsoi
sHsllois
"Helloi"
IL iris Dr.. yourthlyf-
Yea.
This - Mrs. Dorktns. 0ay. doctor.
Il that new chapel on the west side
ready for user
Not yet. Mrs Dorkins; W expect
to open IT."
II beg pardon. but there Il 20 much
noise here that can't quite"
was saying that W expect to open
It In = few weekA"
Yes? What Arrangements have
you made for musicr
"As to that l can only say that we
have an organ deal on"
20. doctor. don't care whether she
wears an organdie lawn or a silk pop
lin. Has she a good voice?"
The Lamar register., 1913-09-24
safest Laxa,iv9 rvr Womep

kAi0st AnAAt1St3 IOr WomeA
Nearly every woman neeos iaA-
awe. DIR. Kings New Lie tlL.s
are good because they are prompt.
sale. aud do not cause pain. Mrs.
Al. e. Dunlap OF LeaailI. tennessee.
says, DIR. Kings New Life pills
helped her troubles greatly" Get
u Dox today. Price Csc. RECON-
mended by N. N. Mclean.
The Lamar register., 1913-09-24

Patience II understand thieves
cracked his safe.
Patrice-They did. but didn't got
anything.
Wasn't what It was cracked up to
b. I supposef'
The Lamar register., 1913-09-24
A Reason.

How 10 our old friend. Doc
Chasomf"
7 don't know. haven't seen him
for six months"
why. you used to see him every
day?"
II know. but that bill has been
paid"
The Lamar register., 1913-09-24

Truth II stranger than fiction"
Yes, and the majority of men
seem to b. shy on associating with
stFangers."
The Lamar register., 1913-09-24

Debtor-very well; then you can
call every Saturday.
The Lamar register., 1913-09-24

Pay Day.
CreditorI should like to know
when you are going to pay this bill;
l can't como here every day in the
week.
Debtor-What day would suit you
bestf
Creditor@Saturday,
The Lamar register., 1913-09-24
Oh, Laura Jsani

Oh, Laura Jsani
4 Chap within . drug store stood,
A picture Of the blues;
He saw the talcum powder there
His lost love used to use.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-13

The tug Pioneer went to the assist
ance Of the British schooner David
Evans lying off the harbor this morn
ing. The vessel YVES in need of water
and supply was taken TO the schooner
which was expected 10 be pumped
aboard late this afternoon. The David
Evans will be remembered as the same
Aessel that for years came to the Ha-
waiian islands bringing cargoes OF
lumber. Some years ago the windjam-
mer passed to British owners and her
register was therefore changed.
The schooner is en- route from Van
couyer to Osaka, Japan, with large
shipment Of lumber, Captain Sanders
decided to put into the port upon max
ing the discovery that the supply OF
water for his officers and crew was
running law. The vessel sailed from
the coast on January %.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-13
COMMITTEE SUSPICIOUS
Continued from Page ~

given the repetition the committeeman
became suspicious. They were the
pople whose claims had Deen gathered
by Togo Kawa. a Japanese runner"
and turned over to Kalakiela for fill
ing.
One man admitted he had paid
Eawa So, the others without variation
asserting they had paid SIPS to him
and afterwards decided, not at his re-
nuest or suggestion, but of their own
fire will, to think" of Kawa If their.
claims were eventually paid. One
and all denied they had promised him
a percentage.
Kawa had been before the commit
tee Monday afternoon, when be adj
mittd that in some instances he had
exacted promises of a percentage from
the claimants, in addition to sufficient
immediate cash to pay Kalakiela for
his work of filing the claims. Reluct-
antly he supplied a list of the Japan
csc property-owners,. and on Tuesday,
also reluctantly, he had accompanied
the sergeant-at-arms to these PEOPLES
ZONES, to summon them for tn inquisi-
torial body.
As the session neared its c:ose yes
terday members of the committee
confessed it looked very much OS
though each and every one OF the
property-owners had been posted"
by Kawa, to tell certain story and
stick to it, None of them knew Ia
.akiela, in fact one or two declared
they had never seen him before. at
the same time all admitted Kawa had
escorted them to Kalakieia.s office,
where they had signed some papers
and had paid Kawa $2.25. They were
positive this was paid TO Kawa. They
didn't know what he had done with
the money. They were equally posi-
tive no promise of further remunera-
ton had been exacted from them, and
that no promise of obtaining payment
of their claims had been made.
At the close of one mans testimony,
after he had made one or two con-
flicting statements, one OF the exas-
perated committee exclaimed to the
"You tell him for me he's the big
gest liar on Gods green earth, This
was duly translated and the witness
nodded and grinned sheep:shly. AS
he left the room another member of
the committee said: Tell him for
me hope he sleeps in a straight bed
tonight!" =. =.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-13
HARBOR notes

Passengers and mail leaving the
islands for the mainland in the Mat.
son Navigation steamer Honolulan ar.
rived at San Francisco yesterday
morning mn T.:
Oil consigned to the Associated Oil
Company is being pumped from the
tanker Santa Maria at Kahului. The
vessel is expected will sail from the
Maui port to San Francisco direct.
A caDie received mere announces
the arrival of the schooner Flaurence
Ward at Tanning island The vessel
sailed from Honolulu with quantity
Of supplies for the British cable sta,
tino. /.
Quantities of -four, feed stuff ana
structural iron and steel is due to ar
rive here on or about March 90 in the
American-Hawaiian freighter Mexican.
This vessel sailed from Seattle yes
terday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-13
STORAGE
CITY TRANSFER CO..
scE-,SEss,.. !. JAS. H. LOVE
JAS. X. LOVE.

proper cases may be required To be
made in case the company does not
make them OF iss own yolition.
Frcar omits "6ait" Clause
= The company has inserted In
its bill. apparently as bid for sup.
port or as If il were making a valu-
able concession, provision extend
Ing the limits, within which It may
not charge more than 5 cents a fare,
from Diamond Head TO 10th avenue
and from a mile and a half to three
miles from the shore. / have omitted
that provision from the substitute
bill, partly because it is of no eonse-
quence and partly in order that IL may
not be used as bait for obtaining
valuable new privileges. In the first
pace, those limits will not at all be
what they should be perhaps even
ten years from now. In the second
place, the company would not venture
in the face OF public sentiment to
charge more than cents within those
limits anyway. II Is not doing so now
on its Nuuanu line. In the third place.
It could not charge more than cents
within any limit without the approval
of the governor, and no governor
would approve making larger charge
than that within any limits where
that charge was reasonable. On the
other hand, have left in provision
for slight additional privilege, to,
which there can probably be no OBJ
lection, nancy, one permitting the
company to use internal combustion
engines curing certain hours OF the
night
Under City Authority
70. Another provision which have
inserted. but which ! do not consider
of very great Importance so far as the
fundamental questions of service and
revenue are concerned, and to which
the company could not very well make
objection, Is one transferring certain
powers and duties from the territory
to the city and county; in other words,
advantage is taken of the opportunity
to do what probably would have been
done in the first place II there had
been city and county and what was
done recently in the Hilo case. This
is in the direction of developing the
local government
The bin prepared by me Is based
on the bill introduced on behalf of
the company and was not drafted as
an original bill and did not have the
time that ] would like to have had
for drafting 1t. It can probably be
improved still more in the interests of
the public
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-13
SUFFRAGE BILL
WILL BE PUT
IN AGAIN
*. -. E@,.

While there We're but few in at
tendance at the meeting of the Won
ans Suffrage association of Hawaii
at the Hirano hotel yesterday after
noon. there were lumber of new
faces to be seen. Mrs. ]. NJ. Dowsett,
president OF the association, presided.
At the opening of the meeting
Mrs. Dowsett announced that it was
at the special request of some of the
members that the ladies had been
called together. There had been an
IDEA running through the minds Of
some OF the women that Mrs. Dowsett
had had the suffrage bill brought be-
fore the legislature Mrs Dowsett
stated that it was introduced without
her knowledge.
When introduced, the bill was killed
and when the matter was brought
before Speaker Holsteinsby one of the
women he said that If it had been
brought UP by women it might have
been considered The meeting yes
terday was called so that the opinion
of the active suffragists might be
learned. All of the women were
anxious to push the matter and one
CT the speakers said: 1T is now or
never"
1t was decided that a committee of
seven ladies should be appointed to
present a suffrage bill in proper form
before the legislature. The bill will
be presented and it is though that
there is still chance that it may be
passed TAIN
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable 10 Merchants
Exchanged
THURSDAY. March IL.

Thursday, March IL. -.
SAN FRANCISCO - Arrived. March
Il, schr Defender, from Hama, Feb
rTary is. ......
FANNIN. ISLAND - Sailed. March II,
schr. Flaurence Ward, for Midway.
"..@ ierOgramS. f..
K0SI0S s. S kARNAE - Arrives
from Hamburg via South American
ports FRIDAY. ; p m.
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NcRtara to BE GiIen EarIy Dlspatch.

NcRtara to BE Given Early Dispatch.
The Oceanic liner Ventura will be
given an early dispatch to Australian
ports on Monday, according to an
nouncement made. today at the office
Of G. Brewer & Co. The Ventura from
San Francisco is expected to arrive
about $50 in the morning, and the
sailing hour has been set between 3
and 4 o'clock in the afternoon The
vessel has small amount of cargo for
discharge at this port. -..~.. H." F..
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BY AUTHORITY
NOTICE.

There viii be a public meeting Of
the house judiciary committee on
"Wednesday evening, March 10, at I
o'clock in the hall Of representatives,
for the purpose of discussion on the
proposed public utilities law.
...... w. J. SHELDON.
Chairman House Judiciary Committee
atQ3-6t. - - ------
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FOOTBALL MEETING
Hi FOR THIS EVENING

A meeting of the Hawaiian Associa-
ton Football League has been called
for this evening at the Young Hotel,
to decide whether the extra game for
the championship, between the Males
and Healanis, shall be played this
coming Saturday or ween from Sat
urday. The referee for the contest
will also be named.
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A Van Dyck painting valued at
$4,000 was stolen from a counter of
a San Francisco candy store, where
the owner had placed it moment
while telephoning.