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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
HONORS INVENTORS
AVIATION FIELD
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE
HONORS LANGLEY, Elf
Eel AND CURTIS

WASHINGTON. D. G.. May o.
THue. workers Boo Oh, iIeIH aviation
ONO dead aud the other tuo Twins
N0r. houorod today by tne Smi'hWu.
Iu institute which unveiled % ta.'.
fu .H. memory of the late Dr. -aw ..
r..-pHf Langley. the inventor ~
H. IrH heavier than air machine q.
%. UI presented medal Io Co.,
Tru.Hmm. Gustav. E.n,I for value
u.. experiments aud Co Glenn d.
Curt. 'H. American lWler iu h'-
df.UaU. Inventions
I.. ..r $40. celebrated Do. o ir0
H.rHT.I.. H1H.|N.s uH iIr army
H.. ...... rrHuUIr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
TO INCORPORATE
BASEBALL CLUBS
SUPREME COURT TO MAKE
DECISION ON SUBJ
JECT
DALLAS CLUB MAKES TEST
SEt HETARY on STATE REFUSED
10 FIIE CHARTER. Ann pE-
TlTlON FOR WRIT OF
MANI ANUS fiiED

SpcriHl 20 Daily News
AUSTIN, Tex. May 6-The SUI
prcme Court Is TO decide whether or
not baseball clubs. fishing clubs. au-
tomohile clubs. etc. may be incor-
poraled ia Texas under an act which
permits the chartering OF bicycle
clubs "and such other innocent
sports
A petition for a mandamus was
filed iu the supreme court by the
proposed incorporators of the Dali
las automobile club building Asso-
citation of Dallas against secretary
of State Wortham. TO compel that
official TO file the charter
The Secretary OF State refused In
view of ruling from the attorney
general IN which Il was held that
such other innocent sports" meant
"a corporation kindred TO a bicycle
club and not any other kind of In
nocout sports There are six pro-
posed baseball club charters and
many other clubs chartered waiting
decision Ia this case.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
Factory Inspectors Meet

CHICAGO, H., May Members
OF the International Association of
Factory Inspectors. together with
numerous well known representa-
tives of capital and organized labor
met In this city today at the open
ing OF the associations annual con
vention. Many subjects pertaining
90 the health, safety and welfare OF
factory operatives are scherduled for
consideration during the four DAYS
session. John 5. Whalen. Deputy
State Commissioner of Labor OF
New York, is presiding.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
Mississippi Lawyers Meet

JACKSON. Miss. say g with
many noted representatives, of the
bench and bar in attendance. the
annual meeting of the Mississippi
Bar Association convened in This
city today for three DAYS session
The programme has as h leading
features the presidential address OF
u NJ Miller of uazclhurst and the
annual address Go be- delivered be
fore the association by Blourit Loe
OF Chicago. general counsel of the
Illinois Central Railroad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
WOMAN FiCES JURY
On MtRDER CHARGE

LIVINGSTON, Mont. May c.
The case of Mildred Kelly. indicted
on a charge of first degree murder.
vas called 90 court today for trial
The defendant who Is also known
as Helen Rosensie.n. o. alleged to
have shot and killed Ed Pratt. with
whom she lived The two are said
10 have quarrelci frequently and il
Is further alleged that the woman
had often threatened To kin Pratt.
The defense. II Is understood. viii
hold 10 the theory that the shooting
was an accident.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07

MISSING MONEY
EXPRESS COMPANIES LOSE
FORTY THREE HUMID
RED BILLS

OAKLAND o.. -,ay Govern
uut Officials r. u,estigating the
uru H. .. three hundred dollar
Iu'- from W saga sent from
Washington fo ono Contral National
Bank n... Tho package was sent
by the Unite. -.'es Express Co.
au dthtre transferred to Wells-Far-
co. When Is.l nc Oakland Ia
was found u contain worthless
scraps OF paper but the government
seal Was iut..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
PASHA WILL OBEY
instructions
ESSAAD READY TO WITH
DRAW HIS ARMY TO
TURKEY
BY Associated Pres.

VIENNA. Austria, May q semi.
official reports declare that Essaad
Pasha will not proclaim himself King
OF Albania on the contrary be- SAYS
he is ready 10 obey the rortcs tu
structions 10 withdraw his army to
Turkey Il Is suggested therefor.
that Austria and italy promitc au ai.
lance between Essaad Pasha and the
provisional Albanian government
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
Mnl, .Nlrhinler Wedding

TNIONFuLE. Mo, May G.
Many guests from 1ul Of town came
20 uulouti'e to-day for the wedding
af Miss Josephine Mckinley. only
daughter oE former Lieut. Governor
John e. Mckinley aud Mrs. Nc
Kiuley and clyde Harman Wady. of
Cambridge. Mass Mr.. wady. who
graduated from Yale last year. Is tho
only son of Clifton S. wady. a we'll
known writer OF New York and
Boston.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
FEDERAL JURY To
|. TRY JACK JOHNSON
BELLE SCHREIBER TO co
STAND FOR GOVERN
MENT
Hy Assoc afoI r,.,

CHICAGO. May The Federal
jury 10 try Ja,k Johnson. the ue-ro
pugilist ON the indictment char-inr
a violation OF the white slave acl
win probably Dee completed tomor
row moruug % is expected that
Belle Schrcibcr. ,hc government IS
witness. win Dee put on the stand at
once. johnson % IS accused, brought
Miss Schcibcr from s..ts1urg 90 Chi
rago for immoral purposes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07

Some perhaps most, OF the
young women selected TO pose 10
the tablcau at the metropolitan Op-
era House in New York TO represent
the advancement of women. are
good to look on The managers OF
the woman suffrage party who
made the selections. picked out
some OF the most beautiful they
could find Particularly were they
successful I'm the case of Pauline
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07

FrodcrICAs. VINO represents woman,
and Mrs syhilla Pope and Mrs May
Belle Morgan. who were among the
ornaments of Che show, dressed in
Greek costumes
eyes. said Mrs Morgan, several
DAYS before the show, 81 am going
IN appear in Greek costume, and
to live up TO the part ! am going
To be- harefooted just like the
Greeks in festivals aud the boys In
the spring time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
WOMAN ATTEMPTS
To EXPLODE BOMB
WAS WRAPPED IN PLACARD
-"VOTE FOR WON
EN-"
Uy Asso a,ed Press

LONDON. May Ga suffragettc
who gave the name of Ada Ward.
was caught this morning In the act
of placing bomb at the entrance
10 thr Grand lloiei. wnich was
crowded with American tourists
The bomb was in the form of % tiu
canister. which was attached Co "a
lighted fuse. 4 placard Vote for
Women, was wrapped around h.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
SECRETARY LANE CONSIDER
III IRRIGATION WORK

WASHINGTON. May Colorado
irrigation work. particularly the
u.omuuarge project vas consider
.H today at % conference of Secretary
I.u. Rim waite. Users Association.
tulu g. Bell aas tho principal speak
90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
A~S ASSN pi KING COW
Mis- Suicide

ATHENS. Cr.Hre. Nav o
Alrke SDhIu. who assassint
a-od Kiug George OF Greece
committed HIcidc today hy
throwing hiusclf out of q
window of fl. police station
AT salouiki
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
WEATHER
Wcather InrccasI

WASHINGTON. d C.. May g.
West Texas. Colorado-Fair We'd
nesday and Thursday South Dako-
Ia. local rains Wednesday and
probably Thursday. Wyoming clou-
dy Wednesday. probably followed
by local rains Wednesday night or
Thursday
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-20
MATHEWsoN WILL COACH.
After Usefulness AS Pitcher is Over
He viii Help Youngsters.

BostOn May 2d.-Nhen Mathew
sons da,s of usefulness as a pitcher
for the Ncw York Giants have ended,
MANAGER McGraw is to tender him It
thrce-year contract without reduction
i'm salary. Tho extended contract viii
hc without the usual clause for ~ ten
DAYS notice of release.
McGraw recently announced this
plan of retaining his star pitcher /"
Manager Joe tinker, of the 'inrin-
natl Nationals. according To a st't'r-
meut by Tinker here today
That NathcNson would earn his sat
AIRY ms - coach of the Giants Nouni
uitchcrs. aside from any consideration
Of tho services hc has rendered the
Now York club in the last decade was
MrGrav's reason as Tinker gives IT,
for thus continuing the veteran 'n inc
nav roll But MatWH career as an
active pitcher has stiil som" time ''
run." tho Ncv Yer, manal"r Is sud 10
have added
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-20
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e: NAVlN SPIKES STORY OF
:. COMPENSATION ACT. =.
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-r.,roU. May 20. There rogeuuy has
hrcu Observation-Disclosures uetvoeu tine
lausiua CORRESPOND uts of the various
nov spuHars rcaatdiug Mr. Nuviu's app
Hi#ptjuu ta cumy under tho PROVISION
.rr thr ,mH.uN,rs' liability law
A.um'uG ta the stories sent uu,
from the capital the marnate wants ta
h,~c his PLAYERS covered 10y the pro
"isioue OF this law. which would mean
Flat Ty CuHh's compensation for 1
iuiure would boz about SO week.
*eno Sloo less than his salary
ASA matter a. fact non, of the bu
pIayors Hul rc affected D, The lfahiIt
aN Mr N1yn lid not have his ath.
lat.- n mind when he got in under Oh,
act. but wanted it to apply to the vHr-
ious cupluNcs ct tie park. who mum.
bcr about 81. The bail players do n1-
Uaurc boo SO no ALL
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-20
Laurium Department
JUSTICE COURT CASES.
Justice David Arnt Metes Out Fin,
7, Mfror OHspd.rs

Justice David Arnt Metes Out Fines
T. Minor Offenders.
I.ua Epaiur. 'yw arrested and
Hau.G before Justice David Armit
as o,rmu- chara,d with creating
r..sc and disturbance. He WAS found
rHllt anal urdorrd ,Y lay fine
I,miuaE Ceutaunu OF First street
Was arrested under village ordiu-
anre ruraed with permitting dane
aa ou tH. sabbath u his place oi
.usup.s Hc va- Ju,d $40 and costs
which o.. paid.
Hector tudraa. John Andrina Jr
SULTAN Audrim and Damiu.cE Andrina.
brothers were arrested and brought
before Justice Armit Saturday. charg
.a with assault and battery the com
Hlainw' being their father John An
arua ot Wolverine The allegation
set forth that two OF the brothers held
apr atH.r while the other two iu.
nictnd punishment more or less Sc
yerr O. lis claimed Tho boys have not
n.eu conducting Themselves as Tho
rfher tE.u-ht the, should and tina,
o.. was deslrou- az having them leav
home They resented it is claimed
aua a.H-E"d their father Domiuies
NuerrH m,.d Gue of ten dollars amt
.usrs uu3 .Hu others vcr" 6ncd TWEEN
,.-tis. dollars and rpsts.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-20
THINKS YANKs WILL WIN.
Lawn Tennis Trophy May Come To
America This Year.

New York, May 20 Expressions of
confidence that the American team
viii win tho Davis Gun in the iutern1-
tiunal lawn tennis matches AGAINST
the Australians, were heard TODAY,
following announcement of the com
mttec. With Maurice T. Mcl.ough-
lin OF California; Il. Norris Williams.
0f Philadelphia. ana Harold H. Hack
EFT. and Raymond - Little. both Of
this city. on the firms line. it is be-
lievcd America has winning rcprcsen
lotion The hig contest will take
place in Philadelphia.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-20

the laurois from the copper country.
Professor D,For1,st Sull of the
Normal who has the preparations for
the meet in charge and who was the
moving spirit IN establishing the AN
nuol event. has already received the
assurance chat at least fifteen high
achuuls will send contestants this
year Twelve of these schools have
already entered They are Marquette
&egaunec liouEhton, Hancock. Cal.
umet. lronWood. Wakefield, Sault Ste
Marie and Republic lronWond, Wake
field Iron Mountain, EsCanaba aud
Republic are new entrants. The others
having sent teams to Marquette laSt
year. lronwond and I:scanaba VIII,
probably send the strongest contend.
ors of the new entrants. lronwood,
on the ciogebir range, from which III
tie mas been heard in this part of the
country. So far as athletics are con
cerned. bids fair 60 surprise the up
per peninsula with its STRENGTH. It hos
competed i'm northern Wisconsin for
years.
Newbcrry, lshpommg and MuniisnS
arc undecided as 10 representation,
and about twenty other high schools
have not as vet indicated whether
they vii, enter or not. All are how
eyer. wholly IN favor of the upper
peninsula meet and give il their uu-
qualified moral support Thc> are
backward I'm sending entrants only
because the competition is feared.
However the meet viii Ice a big ono
i'm any event and only with the b"st
management can the events he crowd
ed into one Afternoon The prclimn-
aries will bo worked into the regular
events, thus saviur time. The after
! noon promises To hc lively from start
] To- finish.
The management If the events vii.
loo i'm charge OF ten officials, who have
| ytt IT, he chosen. The meet viii DE
governed. as last year. bS the rules
of the Amateur Athletic union.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-20
PRINCETON CLAIMS HONOR.
Statjsticians Maintain Curve Orig
mated There.

mated There.
New York. May 20. S,ausicians of
athletics at Princeton university have
entered u claim for J. ". Mann, 90, as
the discoNcrcr of tho art Of cur, "
pitching. According To- baseball lore
available at Princeton Mann was tho
star pitcher of the college team,
Known as the Nassau nine at that
time.
Durina the fall of 1871 Mann pitched
several games in one week. and his
peculiar delivery wore the skin from
the tips of his nngors In the final
contest uf the week IL was Obliged 9"
play third base Late in the game ne
was forced To- relieve the pitcher I'm or
der tu nave the game owing t. tin
tender condition of his fingers. Mann
was Obliged to throw the bah with
little OF no grip.
lie ummcdla,cN noticed that his de-.
livery Was hrcakna i'm an odd manner
which caused opposing hatttrs tu
strike out. During the winter months
ne continued 10 experiment. and i'm tn"
spring blosyomed ont ms pitcher with
"a real outrurNo at his command.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-20
FACES STRAIN ON BODY.
Arthur Duffy. Former Amateur
Champ, Gives His Views.

Arthur Duffy. Former Amate iT
Champ, Gives His Views.
Football. baseball rovue. hoxius
ana some oft the other sports an me
a great strain GA tho body" says Ar
thur baTA the former amateur
sprintDr "Tbry call for the strirtrH
raure When. "lo continues, ;
was ana athlete some Years ago. was
credited with runnius ,hr 700 yards m
9 20 seconds At the time 81 was said
such 80 performance was ID terrH.
strain ON tho rnar, ANA other mus les
81 On. hods h1, low cam such por-
Torrance hu compared with 90 mara
thou race"
~ marathon runner must So
'hrouph the most arduoHs siege or
traiuiu-. tIo must bo prepared 90
stand tho puU for over two and "a mI
hours u tnr most nerve r~c&mg o>-
prriancrs. he must have untold
nerve. srenath and endurance There
is no chance for tho quitter m this
game. Yes. no matter what may oa
said marathon champion is ID cham
pjun OF champions
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-20
HIGHS HOPE TO
LOWER RECORDS
Copper Country to Have Keen
Competition at U. P. Meets

conner country high school athletes
may .oar, forward to keen competition
~ the coming upper peninsula meet
a Marquette and last years records
likely win be- lowered. Twelve high
schools have already entered, four
a.. these being new corners At least
three othrs, including Munising. Ish-
r,ming and NeWberN, are likely to
send .outrstants Fully rfteen or the
leading high schools will be represent
ID In Tie field and ON the track and
twenty. AN Told. may send the pick of
their athletes.
The upper peninsula high school
track and dcld records, rs they now
stand established az last years meet,
and the schools to which they are
credited follows;
Track Events.
Fifty yard dash, Houghton, 4-5
g..uds
H0 ward dash. IIancock-5G IS sec
ends
Zoo yard dash. IToughton So
seconds
Half mile run. Hancock , minutes,
r. 3-5 seconds.
..o yard dash. Horshton - Is
seconds
Nile wm Houshton-5 minutes, -
seconds
Haf mla relay, Houehton min
ure a. l-j seconds.
Field Events.
Shot pnt, Houghton 81 feet, S Il
inches.
discus throw. Houghton 81 feet 4
Inches
Hammer throw. Hancock-l1S feet
inches.
Running broad Jump, Houghton--l7
~ foot.
Pole vault. Hancock-S feet s inches
Running high jump. 500 feet u
arhas.
As tIc record shows. the copper
country teams took almost every
thing I.st year. and this was due tc
NE Iurt that the men were accom-
pishol athletes. through much prac-
u'o AMI training, says the Mining
Journal For The last four seasons thu
copper country schools have had az
annual track meet and the prepara
lions 'of these is fully as elaborate a.
''r me upncr peninsula meet. and the
results mean almost as much to The
Iaiiir'oating contestants. The rivalry
GAS hron sharp and has resulted il
'''6'"pns strong, we'll balance,
teams
Following the example In the copper
country towns ana cities elsewhere
nave conducted interscholastic tract
ana Held contests and some excellent
records have been made. The results ~
U' 'rtlvit, in the various district'
VIII 10" plainly evident at the 1912 m.
per peninsula meet The rivalry has
never h'uu kcencr. The teams of th,
iron range high schools will make {
..urmln'd effort this year 90 wres
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-20
HAS roo MUCH "sruFF"
That's What Manager Gr'H'th lh'nNs
Of Enuel.

Joe Enecl. according to his MANAGE
has too much stuff l'sualIl P','
cr has some particular ball on Wh''n
he nlaccs his main dependence put
CLARK Griffith thinks that f'ns'i mas
vet To- ind what is the beet OF ms
large stock .,
Plenty of speed, goo" '"'
the necessary nerve. all That '.'s',
Inns to do now is To master '"''''"'
in arder To earn for himself Pla'' III
The regular rotation of the nation
ais twirlers.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-20
wnRTENAN VS.. LEHro.

with Tie presence in the cit, ut
IS. \. WHrtcnan. better known in the
wrestling world as the "Aiysteriou
F.uu" and the arrival Yesterday 81
Eul Ir'to Suuitcs are assured # the
uucsi wrestling bout that has evyr
been promoted ia Smtlt ste Marie ur
northern Ontario says the 500 New.
The TWO men will meet next Frid1l
nipht ai the Grand opera house I'M i
contest fm tie best two out OF thrr,
falls.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-20

Cleveland 80. .20oooOO1x 3 10 %
Washington ooopooo1G. . %
Batteries Falnberl and Caisah:
Cashiou. Eugle. Eochlug and Ain
smith. Williams TWo-base hits
Graney. cleveland. Three
Laso Williams, Washington
81 Louis, May 2o.-New York won
the first game of tho series from ST
Louis yesterday 81 Louis ud"Vhl-
rdly V'u protest ,ho game ou account
90 Manager Chance h1umg out of hls
turn n ,hc eighth ST Louis pro-
tested ,o the umpire after the nnn2.
bat ho sld il WAS too late. When
"hauco omo up the second time I'm
Tho cishtu ne bafJod I'm Deui.k's place
and singled. which scored ,vo runs.
r II e
ST. Loats 90. .oo0oo2oo2 g 70
Sow rprs ..1oc0r0H7 s Ja Z
Batteries W,ilman ana AsuHH.
ri-her schultz mcdonnell and Surr-
hey
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-20
r. II r

Boston .i2o1Gooo-1o . q
Chicago .too0OO0O- :
Batteries Wood and Nunamaker;
Scott, Smith. cieotte and Easterly
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-16
COMMERCIAL ITEMS.

The New York stock market was
very irregular yesterday, the losses
and gains being about evenly balanc
ed among leading securities.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-16
PROMOTION COMMITTEE
HANDLES WORLD TOURS

Sydney Jordan, assistant secretary
of the Promotion Committee, was hard
at work this morning arranging suit
able entertainment for two tourist
parties arriving on the Manchuria en-
route around the world. The. first
was composed of Mrs. e. w. Britt
of Los Angeles. and her two daugh.
tiers. and the second ID. Trowbridge
and A. L. Trowbridge sof New York
city. Autos were secured for each
party. together with guide. and
places of interest in and about Homo
lulu visited.
Two other around-the-world parties
will arrive in Honolulu tomorrow In
the Chiyo Maru, the first composed
of Mrs. Frink, Mrs. Hyde and the
Misses Ward and Paddock. all OF
Boston. Mrs. Clay and Miss Merz, OF
New York City, make up the second.
The entertainment of these parties
will also be under the auspices of the
Promotion Committee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-16

u. s. Senator Stephenson has pur-
chased 7O.OOQ.0On feet of standing tim
Der in Wisconsin and Michigan for
$a76, 600.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-16

Il. look for steady improvement in
trade between Japan and the Domin.
ion We have Become q party to the
Anglo-Japanese commercial treaty
and thus enjoy favored-nation treat
ment. 1t may not be generally known
that Japan grows the best rice in
the world and that millions of her
population are too poor to use it as
an article of diet, thus securing a
good price for this staple abroad.
Anomalous as it may seem. ] see a
great probability of the Japanese be-
coming consumers of our wheat, and
Canadian wheat and -four in an eco
nomic sense are cheaper articles of
diet than their own homegrown rice.
Canadians should find an eVer-widen-
ing market in Japan for our, lumber
and chemical pulp"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-16

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-16
DAILY REMINDERS

Bungalows baIlt cheap. Tel SIX
advertisement.
Toncrete sidewalk and stone curling
put in reasonable. Telephone 2157.-
advertisement
When you buy ask for Green Stamps
take no Others; they're valuable
advertisement
See our line Of boys school cloth
ing. Fashion Clothing Co.. 1920 Fort.
advertisement.
Hires distilled water root beer is a
necessity &C Consolidated Soda Works.
Advertisement.
Best and cheapest awnings, tents
and sails at Cashmans,, Fort near Al
len.-advertisement.
Around the island trip for $500 a
Observation-Disclosures
Around-the-Island trip $500 q pas
senger. Lewis Stable and Garage. Tel.
214I-advertisement.
Preliminary opening of Fall Hats at
MacGregor & Blatt, Sept. 18th, Fort
above Hotel St-advertisement.
Worked like Kodak; loading in
daylight with film cartridges; so SIM
pie a child can operate, yet so capable
that grown people are satisfied the
Brownie Camera, sold by the Honolulu
Photo Supply Co, from 81 to So, fur
nishes revelations in picture-taking.
We should worry about Chun Duck
Soon. New York Cafe opens for bus
mess, where sWeetmeats are served
in true oriental style. Special atten-
ton given to chop suey parties. A
cool, clean and comfortable cafe. Also
located on the second floor. 1t is a
very inviting place. A square meal
or a chop suey dinner at popular
prices.