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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27
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Mrs. Chas. State made business
trip to Columbus Saturday.
Mrs. Wilbur Hoagland and sons,
Clyde and Frank, we're in Klllbuck
and Blissfield last week.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Power Saturday
evening. They were recently mar.
ried.
The I. O. o. F. memorial was
preached Sunday in the Methodist
church by Rev. Poat of Millersburg.
Mrs. Rolland Fendrick was In Mt.
Vernon Saturday.
The annual children's day service
will be held next Sunday evening at
the church Of Christ.
Mrs. Purdy and sister, Beryl Par
sons, spent Sunday at Eda Lanning's 9
east of town.
Mrs. William Hyatt and son, Lester.
spent a couple of days in Mansfield
last week.
Mr.. McNutt, .he fireman on the
ELL engine here, has been promoted
to the Orrville yards. He will move his
family to that place in the near future.
Garfield Haukins, wife and son were
in Mt. Vernon Saturday.
Mrs. Louisa Fites and daughter,
Rosella. Of Stinwell spent Sunday at
X. T. Fendrick's.
Earl Pipes and wife arc rejoicing
over the arrival OF Glib. boy.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27
RACING
On Martinsburg Road Stopped
By Sheriff

Sheriff Woolison was called to
South Vernon, Sunday afternoon, to
put an end to racing on the Martins.
burg road. A dozen or more horses,
practically all owned by young farm.
ers, were in the game, and during one
rush a small child came near being
run down. The sheriff stated Monday
morning that deputy will be station.
ed along the highway in the future
and that any persons caught speeding
will be arrested. 1t Is said that prac
tically every Sunday last summer
there was racing between the Delano
farm and the Newark road. The Mar
tinsburg road between these points IL
very level and is generally in good
shape for the speeders.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27
pELKEy IN COURT;
AWAITS INQUEST
Report Current That Luther Nc
CaTty Had Weak Heart.


Calgary, Alberta. May 26.--Arthur
Pelkey, from whose stiff right ehook
near the heart, Luther McCarty. heavy
weight champion. fell dead In the ring
at the Burns arena. faces a charge OF
manslauehter In police court here.
Just before the death Of McCarty
was announced. Pelkey slipped into
his street clothes, at the request OF
his trainers. and was taken to his
hotel In an automobile. II was not
until after ae had washed and dressed
that he learned OF McCarty's death.
ne had started from the hotel when
officers arrived and took him into Gus.
tody.
An autopsy wal, held over the dead
lighters body and an inquest will be
held this afternoon. The result OF the
post-mortem ID withheld. pending the
inquest.
Numerous doubts. were expressed
q. 70 the actual cause Of death. II did
not seem 40 though there was sum
Client force behind the blow to the
heart to cause death, several persons
have declared. Peikey said he did not
believe that his punch actually land
ed near the heart.
II was currently rumored that Nc
Carly suffered from slight weakness
Of the heart the last few days, and
this. In conjunction with the excite
ment Of the bout and the landing OF
the unexpected punch, are generally
blamed for hit death.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27

Nothing 10 show For II.
"Sdy. doctor. what's that last SO item
In your bill forY'
Let me see. Oh, yes; gave you a
thorough examination ON that day.
Don't you remcinber?"
"Sure remember. But do you sup
pose am going to pay You for that
when you took up an hour Of my time
and then couldn't find anything the
matter with me after all9"-Buffak
ExDress
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27
Wall
Papers

Are still In demand and visit TO
Ths Arnold Store will show you an
unsroken stock OF wall papers from
Two cents roll up; and styles In Dor.
asrs. decorations and room mould.
tngs that add to the beauty Of the
goom.
DO not fail to visit the carpet de-
partment for any kind OF floor GOV.
es1ng 1t the lowest prices.
Window shades. curtain poles and
sods and housefurnishings.
The Arnold Store.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27
Gas,
Electricity

We can supply all your wants In
combination gas and electric, ana
straight gas fixtures. Clusters. show.
ers, domes and wall brackets.
Any one needing any kind Of light
ing fixtures, It will pay them to see
the styles in high class fixtures and
glassware and get the prices which
will save them money at The Arnold
Store.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27
coNruclAN MAxlMs.

The path Of duty lies IN what
is near, and men seek Tor 1t IN
what Is remote. The work Of
duty lies In what Is easy. and
men seek for II in what IL din
cult.
Hold faithfulness and sincerity
as first principles.
Good leads men to tranquil
security.
For one word a man IN often
deemed to be wise. and for one
word he is often deemed to be
foolish. We ought to be careful
indeed in what we say.
Let me not say that heaven 10
high aloft above me. II ascends
and descends about our dOings.
1t daily inspects us wherever we
are.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27
e Entcrtained
For Daughter

Entertained
For Daughter
Mrs. Marian Forbing, at her home
at 1913 East Gambler street, entertain
ed Saturday evening with a farewell
party for her daughter, Miss Virginia
Forbing, who will leave shortly for
Lexington, KY, where she will make
her home. About thirty guests were
present during the evening which was
spent in music and dancing.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27

"You seem like n spiritless creature.
] don't believe you've got ambition to
spen your door when opportunity
knocks"
'Don't he too rough on me, ma'am;
aint never had a door."--Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27
AGAINST WOMEN
WHO CARRY Docs.

Washington, May 2e.-Dr. Har.
vey w. WHEY. the pure food
man. has Joined Senator Norris
In his campaign against women
who carry poodles. Said the doc
tor: 1T 10 high time American
women who affect that sort OF
thing were changing their lap
dogs for babies and venting the
maternal instinct which prompts
them to csress fuzzy dog on
the object that nature intended"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27
The Psstsss Stamp Pertraiss.

Thackeray's noted postage stamp
picture Of the English royal family
was made by cutting the heads from
postage stamps and mounting them ON
pen sketch bodies drawn by the author
with his characteristic humOr.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27

She had her mind made up at last.
Twas after earnest pondertng;
ehs had at last made up her mind.
Then. In the way Of womankind.
6he went ard did the other thing.
Chicago Record Herald
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27
!Co,c;i
0Nevs
Waddeil.c critehfieid

Mr.. Carl Criticized, engineer of the
pumping station at Bangs, and Miss
Emma Waddell, an operator in the
Bell telephone exchange, this city,
were married Saturday evening at s:l5
O'Clock by the Rev. Ira J. Houston at
his residence, East High street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27

"Relle and Ermentrude seem 10 be
ON friendly terms"
Friendly. Why, those two girls are
90 mad Ut each other It makes them
furious to thipk that they have to use
the same Telephone system. "-BIrming'
ham Age HsfdM. IA
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27

u want 10 buy a car" he said:
'"rhe kind the bandits hire.
Such cars are never known to skid.
Go dead or bust tire"
New York Pre0A
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27

"Mamma. has fat man got a soulf"
"Why. certainly, Harold. What
makes you ask such question:"
II heard papa say that corpora tons
had no s0nls."-l.ife.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27

A hoy Of twelve. dining ut hts un-
ese's. made sucb good dinner that his
sunt observed:
"Johnny. you appear to eat wnu.'
'yes. aunty." replied the urchin.
-rve been practicing all my life
Pun.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27

II wonder why that chap 10 always
% quiet"
"Well. you see. he graduated from
the school Of experience, and that insti.
tuition has no college yell"-St Paul
Dispatch.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27
Masculine psrvsrsIty.

Men are funny creatures 10 cater
for. A woman win buy the things she
wants, but man viii only buy The
things he nesds. Exchange.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27

I've little sympathy. ] must confess
With the opinion many men express.
That woman II extravagant In dress-
] don't see how she could do with lessi
New York Sun.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27

what is q denf
A dan is when
The broken chairs.
The rugs with tears.
The pictures cracked.
The table hacked.
A tickless clock.
Desk that won't lock
And gathered In a heap by ma
And put into a room for pc.
Houston Post.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27
"what's in a namel"

"What's IN namew
Nothing, Each week my wife
brings home the same brands OF juicy
gossip from her Needy NeedIeworkers'
society ~ she does from her Shake.
spearean Quotation club."-St Louis
Republic.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27

"rhat's fne chauffeur you've got"
II should say 30. His nnes last
month were $2OO."-Judge.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27
Not orieinaI Gin,

Not Original Gin.
Adam heard them blame the cost Of
living on the middleman.
'The only thing they don't blame on
the first man." he thankfully observed.
New York Sun.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27
Warning.

Every man should have an aim In
life. but he should not spend too much
time In aiming. New Orleans Plea.
yune.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27
rhe Acm- At Me.kn....

The NCS0r Ob Meekhebs.
McJlgger--Chicken hearted? Well. I
should say: he's the limit.
Thingumbol,--Is that so?
y McJipcer-N Nothing can make him
night. Why. I've even seen him let
man cheat him ont Of his turn in the
barber shop. and he never said word.
-Fhiladelplia Press.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27

The Adirondack government reserve
contains 1.3IJ.S5l acres. and private
parks aggregate 1O0.O0O acres. The Cat
okill reserve u 62.30O acrex
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-27
SAID or womANk,Mo.

An old coQuette has all the
defects Of q young one, and none
Of her charms,-Antonie Dupuy.
II IL to woman that the heart
appeals when It needs c0nsola.
tion.- Charles Albert Demous'
tier.
The brain women never inter.
eat 10 like the heart women.
White roses please less than red.
-Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Aaidens, like moths, are ever
caught by glare,
And Mammon wins his way
where seraphs might despair
Lord Byron.
A woman for a general and the
soldiers win be women.-Latin
Proverb.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-11

bav. iSydiaad is iAe gHi.ia. uak-
akeT ~ tbe weston Essaaay cYA
paBy WbeHey.s it.ye ~ sam. dihi
al, stunt ~ %. puiiso Qg ~ wNich
me oery, VIVA 80 giayUe iHc Eay,
bslks Daye steps g.Hi ~ am d9es
tbs BI.k ana take Ile ciyD,e sLg~
mr. bo" essy ana safe "A a. YAls is
Fo riHsH tais ypg 9s Hybqay s cpu-
iHeea tHgt tlA gstI9H ls sIl 4DtH
HirkaHG bss grg5cd tpYt "a ~ v q
J'ptej b9d ~ isi trop y s,cgua sUyry
"iHoo" ilv YlbeI cas- 9py Ils ~, cqld
teet l1e ssld tncfc "gs ~ W0eu -
bHp that mlght .et lnluIel Npj yplil
HHslanq threw hinseIf iIpm ilit Vlp-
dow yHd gIgpted uuhuTI ~qqid tLe
doubling Hptcl pe yersuaded lAQt tpe
test "yf f,ys Vl, ~ guQtA>I Eccent
eocas.op i)gyc toil jrnm uisp ~ iu =
fro, .i,sa Jy nboN = cpwpp,, ".gp "y4la
10 oaHe Gqoe To- wnq' mup,o rfo
,,as lf We
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-11

IRE fVgHHe> JfPgS 20 sarteattr n-
.erv> rk >Jair,.t i'm fhe NAL vi
V9rry 20 suu.rvy. t;tN JrdIa,
wautcv IS rgt ere tttord ME-, tts
Father "a stth 1i5 taclyN VNrer nVr
hrs asgyutv tr ssv%J~-,t Dt RVS cn,.
ntoNer, Nosntx Nci'et't am cpp',N,.
having trSssr ,d utsshnyg - rlutee.
agala>y ac,glrngs nrst, ST. ust ,n .he
Factory MvCuafgic, tHc owecr tv-
fuses. NaNips overheard yhi4 demand
aud its refusal the .,a,, knowing mat
ne viii sotuc dan takr a,s rather 5
placc, asks pvrmtssion a. WORK ga the
EavtorN that ne might better STUDY
conditions that prevail
Refused CONSENT wallace di1suise-
aud sr,urcs work aud hlrr makes
friends With Nrilan Hrur> tng him =
brother workman, Nrilau Invites hlW
to live wyh him and his sIa,e, iaul
Inc, Wa !acr accepts the invitation,
meets The glrl aud falls ia love
Through an accident which happens
to he brother of Nelldn's sweetheart
Wallace is again impressed with the
necessity of changing conditions and
visits his father with that itrd ~
mind. lie rs seen entorlns the huuss
and is accused 81 being u shy Though
The girl believes Ia hlm hc H. refused
admission To- Neilhn's house The
father "f Neilhn's sweetheart goes 10
zane over the accident ~ his son aHd
determines On r"Veng" by dynamiiin0
the employers house. Through tta
pleading Of the two girls NeilaB IL lead
10 intercept "a" plot Wallace has su'.
orrdrd IN changing his faih't.s MIMI
Ncilan b. made assistant manager ana
Wallace as manager. Hsihiis his Wa
CbiueTV
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we Raral 8nl.

me 7isn ID ne iiaeH Lily. as
mes spreiat 70 No PARTS f.at0r~s Jns
10Y 40 'hertnb. me liay I-onS with
Interesting -h7stpnr
lr plnrsn rsveiaa N the Dest
'7'f''S ana aa seurraiIy "a -eHt aHi.su
ga 1iah esteem an"ns M lfsui1Ha1ie
,'F"rot % ne 10y mr.. nnNau Met
'if o's.t'man ana ae after ola uim
lhht 1" 'ropused .aas'nB .or MS VIA
Tor "a Irte' nS ma lae ca aorr. Iadiy
tnphsh, ..2n,t'maIn ma 10 souh-r elg
has a"nr srr" nieeeS eHtrr-u az.
i'"tr" .ar lder. <tUJS eastiemaln,
RETURNING .rum ue depoL 70 her ur4tor.
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The IOst ChofG bss 5eeF nad lHr
W two-Feei Gfsma, Interpreting tbe
famous DDem ~ AGsIaiqe 4 Pa Ger
ana me s0ug RI &uhur SBiiyyD.
Thomas Iticact's - ibe Am,Fi,a4 pm
eVtnDaay bas staged ipf Nrifl 9D0 4,
has brea gwen the u'le - "Jhv 2rgll
- sac ilys1 EhVfc
1hf intefpfetailon ~ toe poem. ~
ses fortn in the finl shows i9thF
gosef seated st tue OfRsa in His gb. p
.eI. iu the winter - AIS liz i's Wsrq
informs MN th2t the Darcui Vf tN1
sweer besr7 is dying spd drsir', o. so'
tusru ruarr.e6 ias tpcs ths' iiv eef-
ruouS H. 20 br ynfprmeq ip ti,. ooom
vt,rrr abpH f.fi4 Sraas pfe, .oHsiy 90
,,,.c beru sbppt Co. Wed
f.etprunr TO uhe 'napa tft.eo VITA
n,,mpr.rs Of the paar ~ soos lu to-
lfuspcctiou IA, ious ,ea,s H' h..s H'oQ
ainoe he eutrrou '''uv frtu ~ ih'
Lost Chord d so's 'uwoo,' f'.'u q
Young musioiuu vrar,uus Ntr'e t'"
duurutw uf q Sp,tu,sr sraraae Die
.u,es hrr buf " u'G,rou fNa, rs hr'
lulurr
iaChrr superior ~ foanoih'iu
ufdet uuus h,m empioymen he 30
cumes wealthy ano thes she bT'S
iaJhef CONSENTS 70 ,n' we1upE 10
chey Az goins 81 the mission i'' Tue
oeremun, Marie H. tntper ffum iisf
morse ant ;ne pr'est arrives too ia''
The grief-striben Vn' gOes tui ~ 80
the wurH 60 sect peac7 ~ uoef
man, acts ~ kHdness and finally be
oomes a priest
.As H.. i0oiA ip ths spirit 81 '''f ios'
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FIVE PER CENT
G,.AuSE. Null.
Customs 0liGr,s N,il l5s 1res,ra
% 1is,rss,r q

Wasuina,on, Nov It-.A,tsrs,y aeH-
essi iei-oyUalds Has la-idea ,pat .De
su1-ss,, I7a - tHe le4 tifH ass aa
ther,aa4g liscnaEt al peI aeul uat
taera,ng discount b Amaf,e,,A yes-
seIs- IS uallneG 5s lt, p.oV.so thal
'pothins ln tais sua-zCeA0H hal b,
50 raHe,rged 1s 10 aDrosaJs 90 Ia -
ipauHsl 1'Rair 90 Jueal rUe pFeVlssaHs
90 nos .r~alS eoHsiudaa let',saA tat
nltrd ~tstrs. 1ua ~ foreign ma
lion.
SelIvDfy HeAd79 al ta. ,r1~aury
0epar,msnt made paaite tbs at,VrU.s
EeHersts opinion, anl upupupee p.J
in tessrdance with q. e9liee.V4s 1ll
sHStoms would Do, iireetva lV eonSmua
$50 drst-ksro lue sU3-sell,ln ls. Jhey
t.erv .pssraet,a "a, do So 1n Jgl s.. E.H-
tres peia nsDd'ps %. decision NOW
Vin De- IrQu,oat,.. Ira5IuS mpeg.ygs,
who desire .u Ha.si upuu s.,,.uS thc
liEn, at luaiN earsylrs Im, 4v,atlou
See lie ..uft "a customs .tpea,>,
=nos -oos o,ssuss.ea.
r7,s Has. f0y tne uJ,aen, no least,
rrv .oue ly,.s,n uv, las. a-s.oU over n,
prop9ze1 Jturr.u,,at uute pyo,l ,lou.
n,r ~uoie,, at uVeb Hypat, IA Cos.
.r-ss Nsue %. touu p,i Was. ia eyo.
lTess while IN, Ia,lu ,Ui Wills goutK,
e4u~l0VgrdCu, Fn, .,uuyDy5 sea>,,t
.,.,st n,s ap,u,Ou .u rs,telaly Ae.u.op
on Jns> ,ev. pV, b, Was Withheld ua.
t|t.. a..
ul,a.s-
l'N-aty -.nrry y,aiuoS hV,g treaties
Win %, lndrD Ni,J's .U,u, .a.Ca
l,S .,YIm,u -nyd ,h.ps h,a aish, to
10, llttef-HJui Dc .uWa,uu s.n Ny.,y
,a,h Ships.
>s.,,s., .osr,Ea ,yFg,Hm,u,a. IU,tDl-
las n,>, ", E,,WJH. H'anyv taa
spain faaac ,Upob t,0,,s,s lo lhy
state 4epa4 un,n, .-a.uo, -, .gopuseJ
.,lS, elimination .ao .hv.e a,,D ,au"s
udlIs>t nre,ua %. l..ar STAT ID "a.
u4'is,,n,, Jui. tsa aUlo.o,J,
H7f0.,s ~,ty .noup lE ,u,4, a. .ie
aiuuHtaueaO" .,oue.s .n.H,aiaIs.S
,I''. tp,r.hH t,o,'.os eyg, r,,e.sel,
% nave .V"n,'S, rvtvoJ Ine ygvs ,alo.l.
teg.esenHIee luJrs4y,,b chairman
'. Dc nouov Aot.a aid aeJ., commit
oe and -lr yl,slHal eh,H.p.vH vi GAG
atiSe. 1v~ysv. e!>ploaavu l.u4,,.f as
opposed - ,uch i,tOa, 4a.J la yg.o.
.SDt jid G0l Brse BE-
"og!o NaaD eshCi&
AAONapes Vl t54 Jih,ugHt u ships
20. tno"p p....oDo e.oy'D, vpqa' r-,ALs
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Go. s.ssaoay soIeass

Iae f.asauay Fi,gu Aanldao-arlng.
cOnpaoy Hli rc.o,,ss on Tuosaay
NV, lI, 90 uuuspa Grtua iu which
I1arg Ma,pnau tNHg vii Bo remew-
becod Zoe u.s chceiIopt pertrnyal 81
tne tamous cnataolcs 10 aupsA."e' }
eiil piay the .oao,u. tp.e Ill .da1p-
'hail haf sisen . .puneh Is h.s part tI.at
absolutely aiilhes the p,eGe l3is aet-
ins "a superb. 80 q t0usn % zoe bpw-
.efs aBd . th.sf wHp ceuiu naseT turn
r,Fitt so ae tbeuEh, be a. ,aheH "a ~
80 ansel VI ,he aiams Fsc aatn.sca
asr ,nserest % n."l and ~ lrRt1,uae
az saves his guardian ansfis spgGt-
iheart trom Ibe haDds u ~ iaE fbe
east h..s been wei chosen and ~
.photepiay n .sAgsiieht
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-s.tshee &C. 81 nl.ssntlnAsl

Fms pustqM-r o.. ''r.a 'at .,a.ni
mas eQ4Hiy m4 ps ui5-p4u- y
uq QHr sAoNa % i-posliigH q. nie
uuc i0s ~ EQaiu4aat.a ~ ttHi YH0N
. - MtHqusaH uaiUmec Wali'r
Uptca 80 iuHga rdapr Eui.H.
WArtr alr ~ ~. 9Her aegap.. ~
M4ehi44e cg4uiy ibc p9aiaHl
Gr4a r-L A4d pr. i4u"u pl w
applicants lQi ~ --ie J Aa.e pai ie
yiyea oHe 4ppAcalou Ior tle qH
Uqi cyeH irQm il, mcumHeui iu
Jess J receive ~ Iclai OPS gHr.i
lrQnl p rpmpciop, p.uQu 'ou u
"HI pc ogIsgg t4 p HlWCHJ et
,pniinpqpee ~ lHr Hnec ua Ul.o
pqil Wqpi4 bc a9n--4 pS iH. 4ec
lAe peqpie - tne y.-Hl5 WpQid lpf Q
WcQnyepient ip have iu e4 fa ~
H9ce every 4He tna5 wanted
= m9Hoy order So ItEieI et
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Euh MusftGllt w that
SWe, ilgn ehssl

Pry tht elcan HA.tt aqlipps pip
meUt see hos QmoA5 a. bring raiiei
YJ Sl4SRyi,h dp.s 2t lhn aid -
ahiqned mustard p.aatP pseq a. n.
iu lhe days of ptu Erud ImetHers F
It does It ,yitho,t the bl,ster
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fJQGlpls ans HuisD
lranhN IcrpmwHpt
~ Rplj rs
SpTe fArpai Elrneii'
"a. Group 6t.n Neas
a 81 b a. q NeuIa.siF
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-11
GETTING At The RESPONSIBILITY

Consideration Of the Chalmers auto accident
by the territorial grand jury is, We think, the
best and quickest way to settle a case that is in
an exceedingly unsatisfactory status at present.
The grand jury is able and intelligent and impair
tial, and We are confident that its decision will
be fair
1t is very possible that the grand jury will
exonerate Chalmers. He is not exonerated now
by the verdict of the coroners jury. The prose
cutting attorneys office, whose representative at
tended the sittings of the coroners jury does not
believe that sufficient evidence was there adj
duced to warrant charge of manslaughter
against the driver of the car that figured in the
tragedy. Yet the verdict that neither exonerated
nor blamed Chalmers leaves the matter thor
oughly unsatisfactory and particularly in view
Of the statements accredited to an attorney rep
resenting the family of the dead child. The pros
ecuting attorney promptly and rightfully de
clines to permit private counsel, with no request
from the public officials to take part in pros
ecution so serious as this and the alternative of
placing the matter before the grand jury for its
Investigation is the logical move.
Let the grand jury decide
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-11
FROM An ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin,
Sir:-Thanks for your editorial in
your Saturday issue If there was
anything needed to convince the pub
lie of the futility In expecting fair
play and justice from the press of
this city it has been supplied by the
editorials and cartoons published in
the Star-Bulletin and Advertiser
What is now needed in this commu-
nifty is the formation of an Automobile
Association which will protect its
members and any citizen driving a
machine, from being railroaded to jail
before an investigation has been made
to determine who is to blame for an
accident.
In closing wish to take this 1oppor.
tunity of publicly thanking Mr. Trent
and Mr.. George f. Davies for their re.
spectiye letters, which they have pub
lished and which show that there are
other citizens besides myself who
think differently from the views held
by those in control of the editorial de-
partments of our daily papers.
| 4fef JAMES l.. MCLEAN.