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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-24
SERIOUS TROUBLE is
THREATENED AMONG
TENNESSEE SOLONS
Speaker Stanton Charges
Governor Hooper Is En-
ploying Gunmen in Eff
fort to Intimidate Him

Nashville, September 23.-Sensational
charges of the bringing of two suit
cases of guns into the offices of the
superintendent of the capitol and of
the presence of gunmen in the hall OF
the house of representatives. were
made today by Speaker Stanton, who
took the floor on question of personal
privilege. Following the charges of the
speaker serious trouble for time
seemed imminent and several inflam-
matory speeches were made. At the
afternoon session motion to investi-
gate the speakers charges and 10 bring
Superintendent of the Capitol George c.
Renfro before the house was voted
down.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-24

lContinued ON Page Eleven)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-24
Want Change in Party Rules

Continued ON Page Eieven)
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Continued ON Page Eleven)
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31
q. w. Lockington Files Adoption
Papers Showing He Is Guardian
of Mrs. Broadly's Daughter.
(From Wednesday Advertiser. J

v 'N'' N~NhN''hN
Owing to the illness of Leon M
Straus, counsel for Mrs. Georgina Rose
Broadly, the woman who is now try
ing to regain the custody of her daugh-
ter, Hattie Loclington, through writ
of hHbcas corpus in Judge Robinson 8
court, the hearing Of the petition went
over yesterday afternoon until tomor
row.
George w. Lockington, in whose Gus,
tody the girl, now fourteen years of
age, has been since February is, 1901,
and William II. Smith, his counsel,
both of whom arrived yesterday morn.
ing from lIilo by the steamer Mauna
Kea, were in court yesterday as were
Also the girl, who is the subject of the
litigation, and two women attendants
of the KawaiabaO Seminary. Hattie
Loekington is now being educated at
the Seminary.
LoekingtOn 4 answer WAS filed yes
torday by his counsel. it sets forth
that the girl was adopted by Locking
ton and Mrs. Hattie Lockington, on
February Is, 1901, according 10 articles
OF adoption signed by GeOrgina Ven
tura, now known as Georgina Rose
broadly, and acknowledged by the late
u. W. a. Hapai, who WAS then magis.
trate Of the South lIilo district court.
Hattie was thus made the adopted child
Of LoekingtoD, with the right of heir.
ship, claims the answer
The answer states further that tile
girl now regards Loekington as her
father aud that By reason Of not hay
ing beeu brought up by her mother
has nov no anestioB Tor Der. II also
alleges that Geofginn Rose broadly !,
not ~ or proper person 10 have the
custody Of the glrli that she has mol
Contributed or cared for the child since
Lockinglon adopted her, her Interest
ia the wolfafo " The child being mad,
manifest 0nly during tho past tLIa,
months, and that while Lack layton u
amply able ~ cans f0f and wsiRtaii
ihe grl suitably, tbs mother il pot,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31

(Mail Special 60 The Advert 'scr)
HllO, October % The first gct.to-
gcihcr dinner givcu b. the beard Of
trade, to which WAS added The ccrSmp.
NAL burial OF the Knockers Hammer,
was ono OF the greatest successes hilo
has seen. Not orly wss the attendance
good eighty seven sat down TO dinner
-bat tho arrangements were exc ncnL
The speeches short cgcvgs aud snappy
enough to hc sorrcc OF enjoyment
iatnor than n hoio AMI thc inae. the
aurial. put the finishing touch TO the
great occasion. C.h X, nneay 5 Kind
~ and ready wit made hun an idcal
loRs, masicr 4, AND the Noise Committed,
which had trained faithfully for q
week, kept things moving so there WAS
not q dull $40; IA the Whole affair, oscn
whoa Mr.. kcnacdy apPoiated Mcssrs.
Cool, Leonard aud West rs a commit
ice 20 produce Il. w. Brerkons who was
in another room. Tncy halcd forth the
prosecutor in short order. tn
G. +. Wright made a poetic al lress
on She value OF the recent Civic Con-
vention, concluding ,his faeniaiits as fOl'
lows: .,,...
MARKS an Epoch.
..rho oonyan,ion ,,as sn,.naia .ue.
49, vs. 'N. -,
=, H.. l, w." Nv 49, =, ,ho I.,arJs
=" - - ~ " III 49,,
- g. - Tlo
$500, ,r,,;,,. Iii ha e 90 oah,'
49,; uo,,i ,Io,,,a;; s,,,;,a1 Th,t
.i""'' a' a., ~
"ish. .p "a, 80 ,i,s
III wy ,r,,.s H..
W" oe 'e' $3.50 o
81 To-, 49, s,,sr,ia,',od H. nx;st.
"iN''' -. We S"sSss" ~,
49, ' H,eh'iu, ,'t;h - hn,',
w" Va ,,,.,
"ppe ,'I '', ~. W 10 70 ~, = .ln pISr,
s ~ ia 10y ~ 80 .ra' =, U
w ai,e 1871 - 'naoafuI 49,, avon
90 WIZ W ~ isFNI - $500 nJ
o III. w e., at hawa
t,uSI ~, WI" u ~ %na aS' 90 in,.
49, ,'' pVa"s roa ~ ,hd uonossity
, 20 ''. nrN. ' -, F, 80 ,taIs
~ o"' - -" .nr nr,,, pU iii,
nav sonsn ies '""s 49," %n w." ,a.n
onu s,E""'e onS'u o. 'n'f,a ,';1;,, ,on
| AWAY iht N'ii VI IN"io"r1, Nhp'"i'H az"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31
UNCLE BEN" LOOKING
FOR SCRAP WITH HOAo

Word comes from llllo thai hen DO
Mol VIII soon arrive 10 Honolulu 20
trsla Tor sAoiher b9kpR contest vim
Jim lloa0. be nld lmH ufal uf ipe
padied nnle ~ pnfiifWpfs ~ ihn
uooisd arIap aff n0N M haliii rtgfpi
DO lpteimaiinp ihyi ihe host 10 lltflf
Al lakf sds,a spiHs iiulp ipnsfl a. IA
irf luH NJ hVlfWhnf
a. ArllN n y pRiflsieai, hna laitlf
hrrn salplHg lHfh INTO falip Hni hoe
lnsi ~ nil ilmf NlliHpf eNl hpN
Duhil more siih hlf besi ilru siih
hs HaiNlaiii fiinNH ass AhWhNf
.flap lrlNfHp itru 1919 mrn mal ~
iff hll lf , llsrlng fafa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31

Following an illness of only few
days, John Peters died on Sunday af-
ternoon at one o clock al his father \
home on Chan lloon lane, lie was
twenty'one years old aud a prominent
member of the Kauluwcla Young Men Is
Club. He was wen known and esteem.
ed among large circle Of friends, 10
whom his death was sad blow. The
funeral services were held at the Cath.
oliee church, the interment being at
The Catholic cemetery, james COckett,
Frank kalua aud other members and
oilleers Of the club acted Us pail
hearers
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31
HILO BUSINESS MEN ENJOY
"GET-TOGETHER" DINNER
MANY SPEECHES MUCH BOOSTING ENTHUSIASM AND
PLENTY OF FUN MARKS FIRST or WHAT ARE
TO BE REGULAR AFFAIRS


gum hih' OF hNhah hkn' anu NV 'N.
ica,hlnS upward 10 tne minute aha
us h''ie ',hurlls shHlI outN themselves
aeet% ana deeper into tue h"s OF our
mou Hhd w"hloh hhtll thcN teeoWe
sfong and robust an AN csiabllShed
MhitN. eat
ms, thea, - the Tree OF hif, blhd'
'ng ,ne na'ee 70 eee ,u"s", a"u -"
shnlI IN, los, ,,;,b;n ~ y;o,S 90 ~
,,ll,,,on,.,,,s =, o,,r oni,, s,,,,,n.ir,,;on
NJ @h.;rmam ,s;sh 81 n,nnaso
,oa.,' ,,,d u,,h n. va,n y, tl.nks ,o
~. - hod;a. ~ IIanolS,i,, - 40
,o,.o,i,' an,ar,a;noJ ~, -, ~ a., con.
,'.,n,;,,, :, w
.,.li.i, ;n, a.. ,I
go ,r,s,t ~ ~. ,',,eS, ~, h. az
49,, 49,. p ,'....,, If;i n' -"
~ 49,, 80 49, ~ "n1
I.'. ~ 80 -,
~. i,,.i,r haS ~ sasas;s, =, h", ~
H. ,'.,'''. $50 ~, '.S'n-, y" - =
~ w. v t'I:' :. ,I
10. 80 ~ r"", ~ 70
a'rSI - ,~I' ,'.oa" ~. "o',p, W."
-. ..oh' "'''" "
Wa..n,. "r lp ~,
49,, 'foh =" w .ps"p vac!
49, S sn r. eyy"
men,;onc1' ,a r,ie.is,iv ,he fac, ,hn,
u.:, ,' ~ ~
1870 Tas,a 'v w., "'"''o"" w wv
nc Han 49,. aa,,i " 5 , 49,
,,,or,;s;"p ,i;,n,,a - 80 oa
ON nJycrtising mines more visitor.
would come from the East.
Democrats In To stay
u.rr, tr,.;, .n.La 4, .a.,,' -
,ra;so 90 p,ns;,Inn, WI ~, TX,
Lila 80, 60 -" ~. .n,s
ta;,h on ,ho ha,i.s H., uon pn so"l
ron;n ~ IN; I've, i t"", wy ,.'novi', !,
Ill ..,rh. ; o 80 su",T no
"d n yash;nn,nn M Nv. H. non
ero,ie ai,nin;s,rnt; '. Wv 1eno'
m"nt - ~ n,a;n.;,n @"S 'nu eh"onsr,
we want 80 annInat ~ ~ peoPo, az. ~
MOS, cnonon,iaai - ~ ossiiJn on '"I
hcI;c,o ,hot M 'a ~; I;ot.a,; , ~.
ios, ,,,.h Ion,,ar a. ,hran 80
Tho No;sn Ca,' ~" - y fea,1
ON sni,o ~ ,So ,a,;T arJ iI,,u ' h"'
.,,io 20 " ."o al r.,' uio hio mas
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31

toIa pffh'IlCcu ioE
him. but he kept
getting worse un-
I'll we could not
d resR him any
more. They finally
advised mo To Try
a certain medical
college. but its
treatment did no
rood. NJ the time
! was induced 70
try CnilcnrG he
was so bnd that !
had to cut his hair
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31

That iunur hrlwnsp fnWapl 40 4
Fmpre would eesl tsD,0llNuH D.
Nonll he ihfiy wllm long iarnii iolf
~ ihfse uniel Nhinr masi ui lhp ir
tAprf ono huuiTri frri lrlpa ~ lrYri
~ ~ rhpupr fafh VI lNe 100 iulel
Nnll hr rlfhlrfn ffei lp ilamrfi HHi
ihliif HF if.i ar4li WfaHNfi NrHim
40 rrniff fhr NfeiIlr iia|W nnN'i
mp "a iip iair M foIil fshl wile aH
louE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31

cutlcufa Ointment on hlm ~ bandoge.
rs II vas imporeible ~ touch him With
tho bare hand. There was not ono
square inch n skin on his whole body
~ Sores. Tic bnndages used TO stlckto
his SKIN and Ia removing them " uhcd
10 take tho skin oil with them, and ths
screams from the poor child wore heart
breaking. 1 BEGIN 10 think that no
would meyer get well, bnt after the SC:
Ond application ~ CuticuTl Ointment !
began To SEQ figns ~ Improvement, and
with tho tDird and fourth oppllcailens
tho sores o4mmonsd 10 az up, BIS
skin peeled N twrnty tinoe, but II
finally yielded ~ tbs treatment, Now
] can eay thai he y lnufely cured, and
. atfonHor and lleAliNier boy you never
saw than be- 10 today, twelve ynals ~
moro since illO ruf0 Vas eifrcied, Rob
~ Waugm, Has lriy,elghlh b.
chIsego, lll, 90, y, 1900"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31
BRYAN BOOSTS
CURRENCY BILL
Commonor Says Money Trust Has
Cause 10 Worry Over
Proposed Law.


wATFRIDo low, ptobc, III
-,
r" s'''''''''S 'ie ""''o'''
have held the government 5 moheF III
return for contributions to campaigns
and support of the Republican parry
Secretary of State William Jennings
Ryvan so Jcelsred ,opight nj tho Iowa
,.-.,1
.'"I, 49, nv" W, W a" ".I,ess uu,'t.p
10 ies,''"' "i'so" "''''''iS''"''''
'"v u p A.,
49, '",a Dis a." vs. sp 'Th " Nv
Pt Pm iu'irney p,l, .,.aii ne eus s.o
VI, 10 Wy mus roul"' N"uIo
'"e',S"'t ,aa' W. WI haev n"',
."u. 80 si,os W t"o pS"N''s e"V"s"
~ n'"No 'n'"' n"rPi ""u upeFn en ~
49,. '''' " '""v ~, W '',se W.. y
,h!s M "uiu Is one i'.i'u'o ~ u.
., W ~, '""e snou'u WI" '"e s"Ilo.o
" 10y panNcr ~,9g Wsi.'"av.
pahNing business heretofore u mas
"op'' nr' ose"l! W I"' UP pon"s 10
euie soNcrn,n.nt inonoy, put ny 0e
pio. . r Va Wv new phi '"c 80 ~
n ,nuI5 idi'S i"o"'9 "i'"o"' requiring
oo t'I. Ia. A. ., h ..,.. -,
,...t -. a, - ..1.. =, --.
n''e' a. run the pairNs Win une Nvue
anu . ine IN ,,a pa.rNs pun tne,r eHhra"Se
ooyernmcOt to nr. ;n,n aoumnn;,v
more money than il takes ont,
Tbo Tpcomo p,x
81 NV in'p'nu.'aA "a" "o e'lu.
Do'""ec h.oieo per cent taN
WIN an eNei"P'io, OIL 9iooo ana ho
Sia"u"'ion, my 'ai'.u mt uon'asoe"e
anu uisturD1 Oh the peace ana ae-
.psep me VI ',sing 70 sur up tne Ioc,
tF"'ns' 'ne iI'h. lhat Is what tLey w
n,hetc0n SeaIs "so, p". TINS country Is
Inanseu. wen th,s pl'l passcu tho
"oSo ~ IpoN,uou 'oi nn incotno .aA
running lroiu l per cent 10 =, an when
| !. sol " .ne selase lnc sen''c s'iu t"''
~ n"e my eiiousu' Aor noN We nave
f sD aug supote, senaCc tha' CONES
~" ny PooPie, uuu n're"' ttr 'po SOU
atc WIN DC rcsPohsiple 10 inc VIII ol
'ne P WI ,,,
"ntI my ".s s nePupiie"ns W
~ rV' r"J eA'ol'i1e ia.us VI . nsno.
w.i an iI1S'..h Doiooiat, "oouio"
; "nson, iisnt Ny wan st,oet am we
r.a , '"st H'S "' WIN we
p''' p'oLio .a9 CAV ,ne'' ~" f"''
o' w, n',.9s',4es oN ~
Wy uiL NC ~ ~ 'e'"oso MS
"e'' 70 y" ',.e Peopi0 'iu'.
Inc interview.
In an interview given out to news
paper men, Bryan predicted that the
new tariff law would lower the cost of
living, bringing substantial benefits to
! consumers, land, remove Tor genera
tion the fear that has been excited be.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31

POM doctor your blood for rbea.
nation lss ap external epplirpiiou
NJ thamherlaiu'5 pap liglm. IA y
fpN ia}s u sill ga you up apd oui
1870 ihg tunfhipr, illrp naiuTe ON
fofiqr ihe glah fiJ hieod io yauI liunr
spi snpp 90 iAp ttpiful ~ ibl iieH
llrfnur diteasp lof sole hl iiinfH
7m'ih q 49, iAdl AFepi8 fnl llgeall
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31
Adjusting Claims.

Last Sunday President Single Of
the Waterhouse Trust Company, camo
TO ililo, representing The u. s. Fidelity
q. Guarantee Co., the b0ndsmen of
q, *. Mcguire. lie had conference
with the bank officials and with Pros.
eeptor Breekons, aud il now looks AS
II the settlement Of the claim of the
county on warrants issued bv Mcguire
10 the bank will bo made speedily.
THE matter Is now merely one OF
adjustment, said Breekons yesterday,
Arrangements wiz he made 20 have
a meeting Of the hoard OF supervisors
with representatives " the bank and
the bOndsmen, and whatever amount
is settled upon viii We paid, The pay.
mept in cash win probably be made
before the end ~ the week, %
Attorney w. n smith returned lasi
SUNDAY from lloppluln, who're he went
" consult with y, q, Peters, oA Tfcas
urr lalakea 5 attorney. u d figured
that tho county has r0miug 10 IL, Ion
NgITanis fsued sfongfully a. lala
hai ibe sum Of tla,0d5np, principal
Hni interest
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31
WATERW0Rks
BOOKS TWISTED
Faulty Bookkeeping in Depart.
ment at Hilo Leads TO Cash
Discrepancies.

mail Special 20 The Advertiser
mn a. nctobar o. A,o,i,o, sho,,,sc
rt
mas uo'" ~ VIC :" t"e 'o""t'
building. rms time N Is IN tho oihec
of the sewer AMI watcrworks dcrart.
mont Tho unttcr. win Ia, ,l,,.cI h,,
49,, *, n1 49,. IA. -.
io'' CIV k'r'u y~F H,s "eeN' "s sun
20 -. IN .,voNH wy. 20" suo''iV "
.Spo.F W ny % s' 'p"'
-" -, -,
WI 49, ~. -. s,a;,i -, ~ V's'I -. ~
'u,"e' ,ae ses f''''"' ''s'''' VI i'N'
S" NJ, ~ 49,, s:,
so Sao'sasy vs. useoN'i'! inue
Pcnu.h'N y? W. "uu, ~ itvpvH
~oupAy N'WNo. oV% .'oNn, ii"""
'na"e 'ne .s'o"eS.N i'S. ~VeN huu ~
poI.-a ~ 70, Nupisoe ins,M' VINO oon'
I ,, N'en n"iN" N',H ''o
1870 t""' 10
'"'t.es " "'''',' "" "s''No, ~" ~"
''.1 ,'. 100 ~ 1871 suSa Inv aNo'N, ~
~, w.. "a "o"'. - f'"'.u
80. 1880 :" VI Inv NO""''
a., 49,, 49, 49, nn Ss So 80, =,
~ .-,'s 49,. .'n"s 'oIns ~
Mo,l... H. ,,oI. !, 80. ..,,....,. .,,...
tioat;on whcrc,,non bc cons,,l,cl ysi,b
Breckons, who asked him to make -
detailed investigation forthwith, in
order that the mnttcr could be placed
| cforo the grand jury.
"Phc county took over the water.
works aud the sewer department on
July !, 1907 said Field "ln the
sewer department rate book was kent
showing the name of the property
owners. location, annual rate, name of
payer application fee and semi annual
| payment from July, 1909, to date. A
similar record was kept for the water
| works, but, for reasons best known to
those concerned, it was not used until
| 1910, and ii has since been kept up
Apart from the rate books, there
"cro hcceip' DION ana eosn DION
.oee'"si WIN PfiNi'oscs VI "PP'ic"'
TONS pooN, ne charges ior water
ia.gs are Mt' c"l,!oiy W lno sui'orih,
'I""e"'' "i'n "o "'iii',u'" VI "aAi''u''
eh"rsr, put the ahhuai charges lor inc
NY ,h' hoWcrs are oh '"c Scaic
VIZ" was na"siua'eu ny .no ueI.u =
u,ep. " pun. "o,Ns. III otncr "orus'
norc 70 no ss''ru ia'c io' "utcr us
'Lchc Is III ilohoi'iu'
NO heai Audit
"From the Investigation / made |
discovered that there had been no
audit made, that had been an audit
either under tho Territory or the
county. 1t was found that all the en-.
tries for water rates which had been
received had been entered in the cash
book but for the month of August
1912, there We're two discrepancies in
the addition in The cash book. Ono is
for 800 and one for $3.75, making q
short total for that month of Sl03.75
When the receipts for tho water rate,
for that month were turned over e
the treasurer, the amount remittcl wa,
Sl03.Tj short.
othor Shortages Found.
..r. .,
which + r,ado I;sI ~. " ''',.,'
1870 CO, ste a. 900 V t1 .na. I'LL
fraanaS,i, IN 10 ~ ~. SUI
70 tbo ,roas,ror ~ @ "f 80,
49, oiIontions " tn o NJ. W 49,
:, ,, H'Si o,'ioi'a
by addition TO subsequent monthly 70
mittanccs, the actual shortages thci
appearing as delinquent payments.
, 1.-THE last so-callcd audit made b,
| Ia, 4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31
Castle g. Cooke Co., Ltd
Honolulu T. II.
Commission Merchants
Sugar Factors

Eva Plantation Co.
waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd.
Fulton Iron Works of st. LouiA
Blake Steam Pumps.
Western . Ceutrifugsls.
Babcock G. Wilcox Boilsrs.
Green's Fuel Economizer.
Marsh Steam Pumps.
Matron Navigation Go.
Planters Line shipping Go.
KohaIa Sugar Co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31

nnlf fpfenii ihlep iu 900 ihoulanl
lulfs iflNusi in 900 ln.ipi kps
ipW evmf fism abipai
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31

Millions a UQp0A plefor culloufe
soap 10 Oh Other tkln fq4pl for pfes,sy'
lng ppuf YiHs cpd bfaNiillng lhe skln,
IcMnEs end ,hlAnei, ~, Topgh beidg
day, lhln and falllng hnlf l0f ilfnldlle
efOlil ~ and sllD hlpmlshDs cad efffy
purpose n lle lnllli hpil nnl nufifly,
iullCNs hoep sni fullruia ulpinsel
SO lpgeluAllp,
iAkgF Nsp i4h lllHg ulsigfni ~ 4
H. 1t fhNYFM i "a 'iaiit'1 ~
,@l li,iil,. Al2baffsa w
lstsd, : gEialais ysA Nv i,IaN
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31
NOT AN INCH OF
HEALTHY SKIN
Left on Whole Body : Boy Of Five a
Mass Of itching Eruption and His
Screams we're Heart-Breaking-
Bandages Stuck TO His Flesh.
CURED BY CUTICURA
TWELVE YEARS AGO

my littlo son. n boy Of Eve. broke
out with an ltching rash. Three doc
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31
Castle g. Cooke Co., Ltd
Life and Fire
Insurance
Agents

GENERAL Insurance Agents. representing
New England Mutual Life Insurance
company Of Boston.
Aetna Fire Insurance Co.
ATTENTION
We have just accepted he Agency
And
The Protector Undef dteTs OF the
Phoenix OF HItford.
Those are also among the hou OF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31
BUSINESS CARDS,

HONOLULU I1ON WORKS COMA
'.blnsfy OF syefy description made TO
order
Advt.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-10-31

Williamson iuuni ihHi the kphalH
police bal haou mopi aTbllIsIy M heir
nlanRof " pAing hsil A. nlaiief VI
fact he nsinIe NJ ihf nlionHp ailrgni
rermrd "a have - ~ i0 With ihp ht.
Ing n lhr aWnuHl ihan iii TO- amouul
~ fnaiY felH p0fDrri hy ihr pfHunfi
W. he lam0N lnf h0llpNlua 300
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-26

When Edwin August isn't ION the
job" he looks as if life were a long,
easy, lazy song. But-when he is
at work he goes like a steam engine
and gives every bit of energy and
vitality and thought to the under
taking. ......-.
August is putting on some big ,fea-
ture pictures at the Hollywood stu
dos of the Universal Film Company
in Southern California.
"The twin factors, in success,
whether. it be the movie business or
any other" says August, "are hard
work and opportunity.
Pm not saying anything new 1
know. But here's another point. If
you work hard you will probably. land
the opportunity. Anyway, my policy
is: find the right doctrine and ever
lastingly keep practicing it. MY doc
trine is work. . ~. .......
Gar of Russia has a special news
paper of his own printed each morn
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-26


OF the joys that true love brings.
For Donald had met his fate, and
the blue birds fair owner superseded
the old longing for the D1ue, blue sea!
Copyright by w. G. Chapman.)
1900
A FIRST RATE BOOK
BY Berton BraIey. .
I've been reading of slaughter and
battle,
Of glory and gumption and gore,
Of raids upon foemen and cattle
And hair-raising stunts by the
score.
Of heroes of mightiest bravery,
Of villains with records unsavory,
Of righteousness, evil and knavery,
And plenty of olden time lore.
I've been reading some lovely ro-
mances
And tales of adventure as well,
Of men who took uttermost chances
And braved any fate that befeIl.
I've reveled, with eyes that were
glistery,
LII 4c4 IoACS, hlcl51C cI1IO LILY OIS4JS
Theology, logic and history.
And poems that none can excel
And 1 read all of this in one volume,
One volume I'd never looked
through
Till plunged in its close-printed col
umn-
And its treasures lay bare to my
view.
So I learned, after decades unheed-
ing,
What wise men have long been con-
ceding,
That the Bible is chuck full of read
ing,
And mighty good stuff it is, too!
-O-O
When that old Board of Ordnance
of our war department pronounces
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-26

Gar of Russia has a special news
paper of his own printed each morn
ing, of two copies, one for himself
and one for his secretary. Heaven
help the editor, if criticism of the car
gets into the sheet, -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23
TWO ADDRES
Or. Woodley Of Fsirmont Normal 20
Talk 20 Wheeiinga nigh Stu
dents Friday

Or . 7 WOOdley. president % tao
Fairnont Normal school will deiv-
or two addresses in The study hall
IN the Wheeling high school build
INK Friday. and no doubt number
of local persons. Interested In edu-
catlonal topics. will be- present The
first lecture will be delivered ~ n
meeting 90 be hold a. @ 20 O'Clock
In the afternoon. on 'he subject Ian
guaRe GrOWth." This will Do especi-
ally interesting ~ teachers in tho
public schools
~ 3 o'clock In the evening b. will
speak on Culture Through Positive.
Rather than Negative. Laws" This
subject is one that citizens 100 general
should hear Tho tuhIc d. one that
calls Tor much thought. and Br
WDOdley will compare ~ ueU ae 4.
lu~'ra'e the topic in biz individual
Nay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23
NEW CANDIDATE
License Officer Arthur ingram An
nounces Himself as Candidate
For Chief Of Police

Another candidate has been added
20 Tho li-t seeking the Office 81 chief
OF police in this city. and when The
primaries are held Iu tho -prIrr che
candidates names for rho Office Of
police chief viii doubtless OgCuut the
greater amount ~ space Ou The tick
- Arthur Ingram. license officer 900
90" city government. has announced
that be- will be- candidate Tor Tho
Office and Doe WiI dpubfloae make
things Interesting for tho other can
didaffe. Nr InTr1w's experience Ir
rho police work OF fie sitt .- veil
known and hr ha. proven himself
tcrt .rflcionf policeman and license
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23

sage Of cheer and encouragement to
the Bull Moose OF Monongalia, in a
special telegram 90 the PostChron-
icle. Or Fitch Is very optismistio in
reeard 10 bis party's outlook. but
those who recall his famous telegram
from Chicago. g. prediction. and what
happened are not betting any Of their
good coin on their faith In his pres
rnt estimate 81 the situation.-Mor-
cantOwn New Dominion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23

Dr James y Pitch. Who has stuck
pretty close fo the job since The Wcsf
Virginia Legislators BEGAN to got to-
eethor BOO Charleston. sends n mes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23

Narr bad a little dough
Nuf dId rnf huvr enough
To bIs 20 feather boa and Goa
Iicr beau hragahf her m0ueh
Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23
NOW COMES A SALE
$3.50 co StGeh lat 90 6; Ga

line the KUDAA Sutng and Dress Corduo
Drown ana better
inventory put them reduce dage wide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23

Make your tires last until
Spring time. We carry a COM
plete stock of all sizes Car and
see them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23
HUDNUTS
GARDENIA

distilled from the fragrant and aris-
tocratic southern flower, the Cape Jas
Semine. The most lasting of all floral
odors-and most pleasing.