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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-27
GUARDSME|V PUT Up
SPLENDID DEFENSE
Twentieth Infantry, as Red
Army, Is Successfully De-
layed in Advance.
Special 10 The tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
HEBER CITY, July 26.-Thc conflict
between the Utah guardsmen and the
Twentieth infantry today was of great
interest alike To officers. men ano
spectators. Actual service conditions and
work with the exception of bloodshed
were faithfully presented.
The action IN today's maneuvers was
exactly the reverse Of yesterday, be-
cause the victorious Reds, consisting
Of the First Utah infantry, First Utah
battery. Company A of the signal
corps, took the Blue side and the en-
tire Twentieth infantry comprised the
Reds. This was TO give the men the
advantage of offense and defense.
Reds Make Attack.
The Blues took up a position three
miles southeast of Park City in the
form OF rear guard. The Reds march
ing north from Heber, were In advance
guard formation, and attacked the
Blues at the Hailstone ridge. The
range was 500 yards and the fire was
immediately returned by Captain
Webb's battery, which was on the hill
600 yards IN the rear of the farthest
outposts of the Blues.
In this skirmish the first line of de-
fense was forced TO retire, which was
done III an orderly manner, After
reaching the line of support. il halted,
took cover and the infantry returned
the Reds fire. At this point the bat
tery retirea to n position three quarters
OF a mile Farther TO the rear, and pre-
pared Tor action again.
AS one company or platoon would re-
tire TO Il safer position, its retreat was
covered by the infantry fire of the
regiment, as well as by artillery fire
from Captain Webb.
The Reds attempted to outflanll the |
Blues on their right, but were prevent !
ed from doing this by one platoon. which !
took position high up in the west
hllls, The retreat was carried on in |
this manner for about two miles and q |
half. and at the end of this time the |
Reds were no nearer victory than at |
The beginning OF the engagement. The
Blues had succeeded in delaying the
heds advance, which was the original
intention, and at this point the um-
pires ordered recall sounded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-27
WE TREAT ALL CHRONIC DISEASES

CATARKF-peafness Asthma Lung Trouble
Dheumatism Hay Fever. Epilepsy. Diseases OF
E, Women ard Children, Isomnia, Heart Trouble,
Diseases of the Stomach. Kidneys Liver Row,
els and Bladder, and All Curable Nervous
chronic and Private Diseases OF Both Sexes
that durable. So
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09
.HEADAcHY, BILIOUS,
UPSET? t1cASCARETS"
Bilious, throbbing headache means
Bowels are clogged and liver stag
nant-yOu need Cascarets.

You're bilious, you have a throb-
bling sensation in your head, a bad
taste in your mouth, your eyes burn.
your skin is yellow, with dark rings
under your eyes; your lips are
parched. No wonder you feel ugly,
mean and ill-tempered Your system
is full of bile not properly passed off,
and what you need is cleaning up
inside. Don't continue being bilious
nuisance to yourself and those who
love you. and don't resort to harsh
physics that irritate and injure. Re-
member that most disorders of the
stomach, liver and intestines can be
quickly cured by morning with gem
tie, thorough Cascarets-they work
while you sleep. A 10-eent box from
your druggist will keep your liver and
bowels clean; stomach sweet and your
head clear for months. Children love
to take Cascarets, because they taste
good and never grip of ficken.-adyer-
tisement. F. III"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09

by none other than the Victims OF the
new school themselves. As q result
Of the testimony Of the wives. aided
sometimes by the confession OF the
husband. the next meeting OF the
school viii be held in the prison.
For some time the school has been
slowly forming here and gaining IN
power and confidence. Single demon
strations We ct arms have been made
from time to time, attracting the adj
miration of other husbands, and the
consequent cooperation in making
black eyes a mark Of love and batter
/ ed..n0ses the test of woman's aifec-
tom
Over Sunday is when the members
of the new body are most active and
energetic, when gin-moons appear ey-
erywhere in the sky and telegraph
poles gyrate. and ideas come thick
and fast and fists long to hit some
smiling face for good luck; and con-
sequently it is Monday. when the wife
heaters appear in court, though as a
rule. they first appear at the police
station. in company with an officer.
some time Sunday night, to remain in
the cooler" until court opens the
next day.
And sitting at q safe distance from
their husbands and their husbands
headaches, the spouses Of the prison
ers wait for the proceedings In re-
venge to be commenced. There Sits
Thomas POM, who is said to have Sc
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09
WFE-BEATERs fATINEE m POLICE COURT

The gentle art of wife-beating, by
which the devoted husband makes GER
tain thoughtful changes in his wife's
appearance, either for her own sake
or to demonstrate the triumph of mat
ter over mind, has received assHr-
ances of support here, and now there
has appeared q school of wife-beaters,
more positive of its success than the
esthetics, and as determined as any
stole TO carry out its convictions I'M
til the last nose has been punched in
and the last inch of floor wiped up
with clinging and loving, but the
while weeping 'betterhalf.
There is a good deal to be said for
the new school And there has been
good deal said concerning it in the
police court this week, particularly
Monday, by wives who trekked to
court with faces, il not artlstically inn
proved certainly showed some origin
al decorations, as we'll as the tender
ness of husbands, who BACKED up an
eye, or gave nose sixty degree
angle, or who removed a few teeth
with zone foul swoop,' saying that
old heng were never supposed to have
teenth anyway.
The representatives of the school,
present in court, we're given honorary
seats in the prisoners bench and had
an opportunity to hear expounded the
merits or dement's, as the point of
view may determine, of the gentle art
of wife-beating, which were presented
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
HILO, August s.. designations of
and threatened impeachment OF MEM
berh Of the board of supervisors made
the ranks Of the Hawaii county law
makers look like they had been
through d battle fin the Balkan states
at the beginning OF the session. Pur-
dy's seat was of course empty on ac-
count OF the letter of resignation that
he dictated according to the instruc.
lions or suggestion Of Special Prose
cutor Breckons last week, and John
KeaIoha had more urgent dates" in
court Thursday than he did at the SUI
pervisorial meeting.
To while away the time yesterday
while the supervisors we're awaiting
the arrival OF the new Hamakua APP
pointee as supervisor, the finance
committee put in several hours trying
to straighten out the tangle in ac-
counts Of The North Hi1o' road district.
None of them would admit success at
late hour last night
Immediately following the prayer
of Supervisor Kauhane, opening the
August session of the board Wednes-
day, Lyman moved for a suspension
of the rules in order to hear the read
ing OF the letter of resignation OF
Purdy. The rules were suspended
without objection. Yates seconding
the motion.
Purdy's letter of resignation was
read by County Clerk Kai which set
forth that it was his desire to resign
at once. A motion was made and
passed that his resignation be accept
ed, but this was not sufficient to suit
the board, and resolution accepting
his resignation was then introduced
and passed. Following this came
resolution directing the county clerk
to notify the Governor of Purdy's res
ignation and recommending that Joe
Pritchard of Hamakua be appointed TO
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09

lected black as the appropriate color
for his wife's eyes, and being at heart
true artist he chose hand-coloring.
Near him Is Walter Parker, who is
said to have called In . friend to help
him teach HIS better-half a few aerial
stunts. as painful to her as It was dis
astrous to the furniture: but withal
quite an original idea. AHA Moepono
Is also member OF the new school,
His case shows very little originality.
but 1t Is said that his demonstration
were impulsive. which may be some
excuse. Had he cast on for home be-,
fore taking the last bottle OF dago
red. his friends say. in justlfying his
rather commonplace way Of wife-beat-
ing, that he would have done much
better. As the case Is, he Is alleged
to have merely insisted that his wife's
nose was en- upside down. and attempt
ed to turn 1t In the proper and ap-
proved direction. With more expert.
once and development OF his creative
faculties. he may yet be given the
nj. w. B. degree.
The laws OF the land. which were
founded before women sought the bal.
lot, are opposed to the principles Of
The new school. And hence there Is
some effort to dispense It Whether
the school will continue TO grow may
be subject for a reflection. And In
considering 1t. its motto should be
kept in mind: 1T Is wise husband
who knows how to beat his own wife. :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09

Two more Justices for the supreme
court were proposed In a bill by Rep
|resentative Ripley of Pennsylvania. II
would provide for a chief Justice and
ten associate justices.
Forest fires are raging fierceIy be-
tween Tete jaime, Cache and Jasper,
lin Yellow Head Pass. OF the Rockies,
and much of the country has been de-
Ivastated.
Desk Sergeant John c. Daley Of the
I.ackaWanna police force Is dying from
Injuries received when he swerved his
motorcycle. into the curb to avoid hit
ting several little girls.
Mrs. Charles Wellington Rand, so
ciety woman soE<Ios Angeles. has Of
Tered a home to Mr.. Leah belmont,
the Belgian woman who killed her
husband because he insisted she re-
turn to a life of shame. The court
freed her from the charge Of nlur~er
Joseph Beilf was arrested recently
charged with the larceny OF $20,0OO
from the w. HsGlodgett Product Com
many of Worcester. by which he was
employed as salesman.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09

to that. The m0ngoose cannot dig
so far beneath, the ground, nor can
1t climb?
Young cockerels should be put in a
separate yard as soon as possible?
A plentiful use of lime both in clean
ing of chicken houses and sprinkled
about the yard. is an excellent pre-
yentive of lice?
Drinking fountains should be made
so that chickens especially young
chicks cannot get their feet wet, and
should be cleaned and renewed three
or four times day.
There should not be more than
twenty-five chickens in one yard.
There should be a sufficient run for
them under cover so that on a rainy
day they can get plenty of exercise
without getting wet?
There should be plenty Of shade in
hot weather?
When chickens are getting their
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09
CONCERNING CHICKEN RAISING
in HAWAII EFFECTIVE METHODS
Did YOU know that

Did you know that
In raising chicks by incubator 1t is
necessary to keep them high and dry
at least six weeks before letting
them run?
segregated, or they will be trampled
upon?
Washes in this country should be
used sparingly. as they are apt to Gre
ate bowel trouble?
When fattening young coekerels to
eat, a good mash is made as follows:
2 tins of bran, one tin of middlings.
Cover with boiling water and let
steam. When cold give to chickens.
This should always be put in clean
receptacles?
Pens for young chickens can be
covered with rice husks, and they
can scratch in that?
Bread and milk is good for chicks?
Prepared chick food is excellent?
Lettuce or otner green foods should
be given every day?
Grits should be kept around all the
time in proper receptacles so that
chickens can get at it whenever they
like?
If chick is very young, it is use
less to try and doctor it?
If chick has eye trouble fsore and
scabby eyes) it is best to kill it at
once, as the disease is almost impos-
s1ble to cure, ana it will spread to
others?
Chicken houses should be kept mos.
quito proof Some people say that
eye trorble comes from mosquito
bites.
Chickens tire Of their food and a
change OF diet is necessary. This
can be accomplished with different
grains and different mashes.
On cold damp days it sometimes
warns them to give them mixture
Of lard and cayenne?
Mongoose-prc OF chicken yards can
&be made by lowering the board at
the bottom of the fence foot under
ground, and mailing fine wire wesh
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09

Please, Oh, please. won'tsone Of you
rome with me and rescue sack full
q 1nomeless kittens that some sconn-
dtel has left IN the street in front OF
your btildines"
A perfect vision Of loneliness. still
- her teens, and with tears flowing
down her cheeks, stood before the
desk at the Young Mems Christian
+ Association this morning and made
he Foregoing request to several Of the
Secretaries about to begin their daily
duties.
.The poor little things are crying
I'1eonsly," the girl continued. after
She had paused a moment to wipe
away the tears, "and am sure they
are sznothering to death In that horrid
old sacka Oh. would like to lay my
hands on the villain who has done this
cf1el trick Won't one OF you please
come and release them and chloroform
them ~
The handsome young Office secre
Ior3 adjusted his tie, made hurried
sweep ct his hair and advanced. Ma
61ne.F he exclaimed. II am at you
service In this. your hour OF need
Lead me TO the scene Of the tragedy!'
61llantly he followed the young
LADY out into the street where, on tho
corner near the telephone post, re
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09
HAWAnCOUNTy LAWMAKERS NOW
~ ARE ALMOST SHOT TO PIECES

fiji the vacancy This second resolu-
ton passed by unanimous vote and
then a motion was made by Kealoha
and passed. that a fifteen minute re-
cess be taken in order to allow the
county clerk to send wireless to
Governor Frear notifying him Of the
boards action. Kealoha's haste to
get the matter acted upon at once
was not made evident. The resolu-
ton had provided that the governor
be notified by wireless.
"Purdy Moved" and "kealoha
Seconded"
After the short recess, during which
the message was sent, the board took
! up its regular business, action on the
Kealoha matter necessarily being de-
layed
When the minutes of the July meet
ing were read, a noticeable smile was
on the spectators faces for the emu
meration of almost every motion dur
ing that meeting specified that "Purdy
; moved" and "Kealoha seconded" This
having been steady job of both dur
ing the item by item meeting" when
the finance committee was filibus-
tered by the four composed of these
two and Ewaliko and Kanehailua.
Advised to Hold Purdy's Salary.
Z As In the case of Mcguire and Ke-
aloha, the Hawaii investigation COM
mission wrote the board Of superyis-
oTs a communication in which it adj
vised that no more warrants be issued
to Purdy's credit. The letter stated
that "tl1e county has a set-off against
him more than equaling the amount
for which he may make claim" The
communication further. states that
1.-The principle of law governing the
subject will apply, even though Mr..
Purdy may have assigned his claim
with or without notice of the existing
set-off." In the introduction of the
communication it was mentioned that
Purdy had collected money which was
not due him and that he had already
pleaded guilty to one of his unlawful
acts.
Wants School Furniture.
A request was received by the SUI
pervisors from Miss Josephine Deyo
asking that steps be taken at once
to secure furniture enough for 200
children, so they would not have to
sit on the floor when school opened
On September 18th.
The sheriff called to the attention
fofi the board that the amount due to
Erolicemen for their salaries was in ex-
Ecess of the appropriation which had
been made. The matter was referred
| tc the finance committee. He also
notified them that the cost of building
the garage for the police automobile
was $500. After the price paid for
gheeting was enumerated, Lyman re-
marked: That ought to be stiff sheet
ling"
An order has been placed by the
county for supply of heavy oil and
asphaltum which is to be used on
Front street and the roads about
Reeds bay
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09
CATS. NOT KITTENS; BUT BRAVE
YOUTH AIDS DIS TRESSED r1AlDEN

posed huge gunny sack which APP
reared to be full Of wriggling, sQuirm-
ing bodies. He picked it up.
s.Yee-ow-w!"
From within the sack came the old.
familiar midnight serenade, not from
the throats Of motherless kittens. but
from battle-scarred, veteran felines.
Please take them and send them
out by way of the chloroform route, .
said the girl. st will be a great favor
and am sure that shall never for
get your kindness. It is purely case
fer the humane officer Goodbye.
And she vanished around the corner.
Shortly after, the odor of chloro-
form issued from the z. NJ. G. A. base
ment. Then the back door opened and
the janitor issued forth bearing the
gunny sack. But it no longer wiggled
and moved, for seven big tom-cats had
passed into the great beyond. Silence
Teigned in the lobby. The office sec
rotary sat as II plunged into deep med
| itati0n.
ssShe was a mighty pretty girl, any
way. he said, as he turned to his at
tempt to locate missing three cents
in the trial balance.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09

Justice Cohalan's satisfaction over
the action of the legislative investi-
gators is doubtless tempered by the
recollection that the Senate perform
ed a similar service for Stilwell. =
Rochester Post Express.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09

feathers is the time when they should
be cared for most?
While collecting eggs for an fncu-
Ebator, they should be turned over ev-
cry day?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09
Relief From Headache Is Yours If You
Want It

Headache Waters at your drug
anGt little and aseless
popular headache in the world and has solo
people Duy
headache promptly
safely, pleasantly. e
No one needs to suffer omhe
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09
Stearns' Headache Waters (Shac)

hand all the Time for head
This win drive them away quick
ly asst
better others
you to O STEARNS' and no other
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09

What does the spinster do forNsome-
body to button her up the back?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-17

ptl inart anlebe Bortlano og pil bli=
be set fprlte 2alte6ampifib al Sen
Mrt, ion fo,n,ner til Yortlano.
Sanoipnligpi5 pil Set peffe Sl1ter-
este at ie ct 2oitelfib, Ser itiffer 80
500 &anoet og paa 10000 Cons
Dragtigbeo, uocn Sforitene, flp0e
in6 poa @abnen. Sfi6ets Wfotion
bepirfeS efter Asri11cip ion e,, sluto-
mobil = beo Oljeefsploiion. Sfi-
bet brnger uGruOe Oil" til fine Mo-
torer. @r. Gicefonlul 9arfion IL
ger, at naar <Sfibet anlbber, bil Ser
blipe gl11le0ning til at gao ombor6
for 11Grntere at tage gjeip,l bette
set npelte / Sfibsforte11s ltbpifli11g.
wNac. Sfo1ro.")
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-17
Kurt 8nrtalt.

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-17
sSobn 6. Mebmunb, oe irite 9fa-

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Mpn6igbe6sifere. 0ette bar, Jag,
6e Scr. &e0mon6, 1,praftilf og
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