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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17

But still one would think that Mexico had
had enough Diaz, as bad as the Madero gov
eminent may be-
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CALL A TAXI,
DAY OR NIGHT.

PHONE fDs.
NEW CLEAN CARS, PROMPT AMI
hFFECIE.NT SERVICE, ALSO 7 PAS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17

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The French military balloon zo1'1.
collapsed at height OF $50 feet and
fel to the ground at Noisy le 0f@1
France. All five occupants were 81
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SENATE
SIXTIETH DAY

Resolutions
H. C. r. 18-Memorializing con-
gress to amend organic act to give
women suffrage. Tabled.
Third Reading
S. B. 29s-Appropriating $4,000 for
extra expenses of house. 14-0.
s. B. 311-Regulating use of arte-
sian wells. NO.
S. B. 114-Fixing bounty on mon
goose. 10-4.
Committee Reports
From education committee, submit
ting S.. r. No. %.
From conference committee report
ing agreement on s. B. 142 with
amendments inserted by senate; and
reporting agreement on s. B. 107; and
on H. B. 293 Cali adopted
Communications
From governor, reporting passage
of s. BIS 127 and Isl.
From secretary, reporting governor
had not signed S.. B. ~ within the
To-day limit
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MAY YET
SECURE FAMOUS
COOK TABLET

That the British government can ac-
quire the famous copper plate which
was set up to mark the spot where
Captain Cook fell on the shores OF
Kealakekua bay. only by approaching
the present owner through properly
accredited channels or through its rep
resentative in Honolulu, is the infor-
nation which has been given out by
Mrs. #. L. Leslie, the possess0r Of the
memorial. Although Mrs. Leslie is not
averse to the emblem passing into the
possession of the British government.
she feels that a hurried offer OF q
small sum Of money msde her by an
English naval officer who bears no
credentials authorizing him to make
the purchase, is not proper method
of procedure.
On Friday last Mrs. Leslie received
a note from Governor Frear introduc-
ing Commander BROKER, commander
of the sloop-of-war Algerine, request
ing that she confer with the latter re-
garding the purchase of the memorial
by the British government. Captain
Brooker called twice and offered Mrs.
Leslie as high as $50 for the plate.
The offer was refused by Mrs. Leslie.
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G 0E. + REAR s
APPOINTMENTS
confirmed

Confirmation OF the appointments
made by the governor yesterday morn
ing for the commissions created by
the present session of the Legislature.
and a number of the recess appoint
ments, were made late yesterday aft
ernoon, the senate sitting In execu-
tive session.
The proposed members Of the three
new commissions, the public utility,
codification and banana claims, were
all confirmed by the senate without
opposition, except in the case Of Will
liam Rawlins, named as chairman Of
the banana claims commission. It
was rumored about the executive
building that the Democrats Of the
senate fought his continuation His
appointment, however, was sustained,
the Republicans being in majority.
Francis B. McStocker was confirmed
as harbOr commissioner. The senate
agreed to take no action on the APP
pointments of the school commissions
ers. e. H. Wodehouse and F. L. Wal.
drOn were confirmed as members Of
the department board of immigration.
John Ross was confirmed as mem
her of the loan .und commission Of
Hawaii No action was taken on the
name of Samuel Dwight, member Of
the Oahu loan fund commission. which
means that he will not be confirmed.
The same disposition was made OF
the case of A. c. Wheeler, as commits
sioner of streets and sidewalk lines.
No action was taken on the park COM
mission, as a measure has been en-
acted to give the supervisors charge
of public parks. Henry Beckley and
Robert Hind, as members Of the Hari
wall loan fund commission, were not
confirmed, the senate taking no action
on them.
The following are the members Of
the three new commissions:
E. Al. Mott-Smith, chairman of the
public utility commission. and Alexis
j. Gignoux and y. N. S. Williams, mem
bers; Chief Justice A. G. M. Robert
son of the supreme court. chairman
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Report agreed 70.
Committee Reports.

Report agreed 70.
Committee Reports.
On Journal Of the house.
Health and police, ON portions of
the governors message, stating many
suggestions contained therein have
been disposed of by the Legislature.
Lands, on H. r. 9S (Kupihea). rec
ommending it be tabled. Report
adopted.
Lands, on H. R. 113 tMcCandless).
recommending it be tabled. Report
adopted.
Communications
From the governor, acknowledging
receipt of finance committees report
on s. B. 1873.
From the senate, acknowledging re-
ceipt of report on S. B. 108
From Mott-Smith, stating the gov
ernor has signed s. B. 127 as Act 13S
and s. B. I51 as Act 139.
From the senate, stating house
amendments to 8. J. r. 1, concurred
in.
From the senate. stating house
amendments to S. B. 148 have been
agreed to-
5 From the senate, stating joint con-
ference committee report on HI. B.
81 adopted.
From the senate, stating joint con-
ference committee report on II. p. 2S1
agreed to.
From the senate, stating Rice,
Brown and Metzger appointed con-
feres on H. B, 29S.
From the senate returning H. C. r.
II, adopted by stkat body.
From the senate, stating report of
joint conference committee on S. B.
142 adopted; recommending its pas
sage as passed by the senate
From the senate, returning H. B.
298 passed by that body
From the senate, stating report of
joint conference committee on S.B.
l07 adopted.
; From the senate, stating report of
joint conference committee on H. B.
293 adopted.
From the senate, returning II. B.
PA passed by that body.
From the senate, stating report of
Joint conference committee on H. b.
l03 adopted.
Signed BY Governor
S. B. 127 as Act 1873 Relating to
the Honolulu water and sewer works
md repeating former laws relating
hereto
8. B. Isl as Act 139 To amend the
let relating to the Honolulu water i
md sewer works and repeating former
avs relating thereto.
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TO enter
The NATIONAL
RIFLE MATCH

Hawaii is to make another bid for
national rifle shooting honors this
year. The National Guard will send
team TO compete in the rational
shoot at Camp Perry, Ohio, to be held
during the latter part of August, and
the citizen soldiers have high l.opes
of finishing inside of the first fifteen
out of the forty odd teams represent
ing the army, navy. marine corps, ami
organized militia, that are expected
to take part.
Within day or so orders will be
issued from guard headquarters, NAM
ing Major w. r. Riley as team coach,
and II will be his duty to work out
on the range the officers and enlist
ed men who will try for the premier
shooting honor of the territory. In
fact, Major Riley will have entire
charge Of the team, and fits success
VIII depend very largely on his eff
forts.
On five previous occasions Hawaii
has sent rifle team to the national
shoot, and each year the local experts
lave climbed nearer the top of the
list. In 1910, the last year that a
team was sent, Hawaii finished 22nd
out Of 43 teams. and when 1t is con-.
sidered that the national guard here
has only one regiment from which
TO make its selection. as compared to
brigades and divisions in the states,
this showing is highly satisfactory.
The fine work of the Hawaiian
marksmen was the cause of uniyer-
sal comment at the last shoot at
which Hawaii was represented.
Practice win begin at the National
Guard range at Kakaako, and the in
fantry range at Fort Shafter, imme-
diately after the annual inspection of
the guard next Sunday. Among some
of the crack shots of the territory,
who will probably try to make the
team Of twelve regulars and three
aiternates, are the following officers
and enlisted men:
Colonel Ccyne, Major G. Rose, Cap
tain e. Hopkins, Captain NJ. M. John
son, Captain r. p 0ummins, Captain
chas. Coster, Captain A. W. Neeley,
Captain Jack Easton, Lieutenant A. l..
X. Evans, Sergeants d. K. Lemon, T.
X. K. Lemon, John Stone, Desha, E. B.
blanchard, Gouvein, NJ. NJ. Silva. J.
Ferreira, Pinao, VIM. Huihui, Corr
poral II. Williams, A number Of
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Continued from page one)
delete the figures 10000 and
100000 after the word president
and insert in lieu thereof the figures
1926. 00'' and "78O0.0o.
After the words District Sanitary
Inspector. Kauai delete the figures
"75. 90" and 10000 and insert in
/ lieu thereof the figures 5000" and
e2160.00.n
After the words "Bacteriologist and
Pathologist, Hawaii delete the fol-
lowing: and Physician in charge OF
tubercular work for the Island of Ha-
v ali, and Government Physician for
the District of South Hilo, provided
the incumbent is debarred from pri-
vate practice. -
After the words Prevention and
Cure of tuberculosis" delete the fig
ures "23.000.00n and insert in lieu
thereof the figures 100000
Delete the item aid to Palama Set
Element Association. $4,000
After the word Store under the
heading Care of Lepers and their
children, delete the figures 10000 0G''.
and the following words: Provided,
however, that this amount be used as
a Revolving Fund" and insert in lieu
thereof the figures "65, 100000
Under the heading Treasury De-.
partment," after the words Interest,
Commission, Expenses Public Debt
delete the figures $4,000, and insert
in lieu thereof the figures .650. 600 90. :
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HOUSE
SIXTIETH DAY

Third Reading.
s. B. al (Chillingworth)-To au-
thorize the appointment of a commits
sion to compile the sanitary code.
Failed, 10 to IL. Indefinitely post
poned
S. B. $50 (Penhallow) Relating to
registration.
Resolutions.
H. r. T42 (Sheldonl - Requesting
congress to amend the organic act to
authorize annual sessions of the terri
torial legislature. Adopted, % to 6.
H. r. 143 tKupihea - Requesting
judiciary committee to give opinion
whether H. B. III has become law
Referred to judiciary committee.
Special Committee Reports.
Joint Conference, on H. B. 103, rec
enimending its passage with amend
ments. Report adopted; Kaniho,
Paele and Waiaholo dissenting.
Joint Conference, on S. B. 142, rec
ommending its passage as passed by
the senate. Report adopted: Good
ness and AfCandless dissenting.
Joint Conference, on II. B. 293, rec
ommending its passage as signed by
the senate. Report adopted.
Oahu delegation. on s. B. 1873
Baker,. the Red Light Bill, recon-
rending it be tabled Report adopted.
Joint Conference, on S. B. lot, to
regulate sale of intoxicating liquor,
recommending its passage as passed
by house, with additional amendment.
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/ these have shot on former teams, an6
the story is still told Of how Sergeants
Lemon and 7. j. K. Evans, shooting az
q team in the 1910 match, and observ
ing one for the other, made close to
the possible 90 at 1000 yards when
the 10-miie wind switched from the 8
o'clock to the 8 O'Clock position within
n few minutes. causing other teams to
score miss after miss. due to faulty
allowances.
Competition Conditions.
For the year 1913 the national
matches will be held at Camp Perry,
Ottawa county, Ohio, commencing
Monday, August rs, 1913, beginning
with the national individual match, to
be followed in succession by two days
preliminary team practice, the nation
al team match, and the national re-
volver match.
Tuesday, August &c, and Wednes-
day, August 81, are designated as the
dates for the preliminary team prac-
tice hereinafter mentioned, which viii
be optional with team captains.
The national team match will be
preceded by two days. preliminary
team practice, the amount and kind
for each team to be determined by
the respective team captains; the
time for firing and the ranges, targets,
etc. for this practice TO be allotted
each team by the executive officer,
Who will meet requests as far as prac-
ticabie.
Practice is not prohibited prior to
the matches of the National Rifle As
sociation and the two days prelimi-
nary practice.
Twelve shooting members of the
teams firing in Class A in 1911, which
won first, second, third, and fourth
i laces, respectively. shall not be eligi.
bic to compete again as shooting mem
bers of contrasting team until 1876
At least four shooting members Of
every team competing in the national
team match for 1913 shall be men who
have never heretofore participated as
principals in a national team match.
The violation Of this rule by any team
when called to the attention of the.
executive officer, shall disqualify such
team from the match. Any team
member eliminated under these rules
shall be eligible TO serve as team cap
tain, coach, or spotter OF any team
representing the same United States
service, state, territory or the District
of Columbia, as that represented by
the team from which such member
was eliminated, but he shall not be
eligible to serve as team captain,
coach, or spotter of any other team
until after the lapse of one year from
the date of his elimination The team
officers herein referred to, namely.
team captain, coach, or spotter, are
those team officers officially designated
as such by competent authority.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SESSION


! Committee Reports
Edueationa Icommittee, on portions
OF the governors message, stating
most OF the subjects suggested therein
nave been dealt with py legislature.
Judiciary. on H. r. 143 (hupiheal,
TO ascertain whether II. B. III mas
been held overtime by the governor,
therefore becoming law despite mis-
veto; deciding the time has not ex-
pired ana the governors veto stfll
good. Paele dissenting from major.
| ity opinion.
Judiciary, on H. r. 40 (Paxsonl.
Star-Bulletin investigation. recon-
mending Paxson be exonerated and
Prof C. w. Baldwin be censured. Re
! port adopted.
Special Committee Reports
Joint conference committee. on II.
B. 226, the Ohio flood relief bill, re-
commenting it be tabled export
adopted.
Joint conference, on s. B. IS, rec
commencing its passage with amend
lnents Adopted
Communication
From the senate, returning H. B.
Eli. passed there with amendments.
House concurred in senate amend
ments.
From the senate. returning H. C. r.
10. adopted by senate
From the senate, stating S. B. 101.
Hoffman electric franchise passed
over governors veto. ctfon temper
arily deferred.
From the senate, stating the report
of joint conference committee on s.
b. 3S adopted.
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Martin Grune called meeting OF
stockholders of the Norris Midway on
Company, at the office of Williams
son & Buttolph at IL noon today, the
call stating:
st appears impossible to place the
100000 shares new stock decided upon
at the shareholders meeting Of Feb
ruary 25, 1913. Action of some king
has to be taken in order to save the
amount you have already invested. /"
At the meeting the matter was
talked over for more than an hour,
but, owing to a small attendance, the
adjourned until tomorrow
noon, without action being taken.
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For Dyspepsia

If you suffer Stomach Trouble,
and you try our remedy, IL won'i
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To prove 20 you that indigestion
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the medicine absolutely free II il
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The remarkable success Of RexaIf
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whereby the weii-kaoun properties
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have been properly combined with
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Observation-Disclosures and Pensin
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APPROPRIATION
Bill AGREED

CONTINUED from page onel
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WORK FINISHED ON
PUNcHBoWL RESERVOIR

Word was Received at the Office OF
the superintendent of public works
this morning that work has been COM
pleted upon the Punchbowl reservoir,
and party consisting Of Acting SUI
perintendent Al. G. Wheeler, Superin-
tendent Little Of the water works.
Chief Engineer Kicks and John NJ,
Ioung, president Of the Pacific Engf.
neering Company, made trip to
Punchbowl to pass upon the job. The
new reservoir, which was built by the
Pacific Engineering Company, has a
capacity of one and one-half million
gallons and was built at cost to the
public works department OF $l4,Ss0.
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BENSON, SMITH & CO., LTD.
ns as.cf MRS

There Is a Rexail Store in nearly every town
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Fstss3v 20. nearly every ordinary hunan H.
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PdjaTllds

Among the articles that are on sale
this week at cut prices, we desire to
call your especial attention to our line
of mems and boys pajamas that have
just been unpacked and placed on dis
play. SThese goods are of the very
best material and being placed on
sale at cut prices affords an oppor-
tunity to lay in a supply of these
suits. at prices that will make it
worth while stocking up in this par
ticuIar line. Included In the assert
ment are silk and American pongee
pajamas. We cordially invite your in
spection of these and all our goods
whether you are contemplating pur-
chasing or not.
Our store is located on Hotel street.
opposite the Empire theatre. Canton
Dry Goods Co.
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Of the codiiication commission. and
Arthur A. Wilder ana Charles f.
Clemens, members; William T. Raw
Inns, chairman OF the banana claim
commission, and Frank f. Fernandez
and Manley Hopkins. members.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1913-02-26
SALEM NEWS,

Feb. 21.-Fsrmers are much de-
layed in farm work, on account Of
80 much rain this week.
Just about thirty days till Eas.
ter. Children get your eggs
ready.
Several cases of scarlet fever IN
the Salem school district ct this
time.
Lockey, the young son of J. L.
Pinkson. is still kept in doors.
He il in q strange condition, the
doctor can't give any relief.
Mrs. S. B. Colley is still kept in
her room She 10 in bad health.
Mr. Eli Shulenh erger's two
children we're seriously ill la.t
week by eating poke root. The
doctor was called in and under
his treatment they soon recovered.
The Salem school is doing no
good, about two-thirds of the chill
drsn are kept at home an account
she ecarlet fever.
G. W. Graham is still saving
about every day.
Ed. sifferd of old Manning, N.
c.. has an old COW, a stock of SO
yeas back. The COW. if sold at
public auctlon would probably
bring SIS, and wish.n tho past
twelve months she has mad 1925
pounds of butter. If any one can
do better with such an old rip
let's hear from him.
Rev. Richie, of the theological
Seminary of Columbia, 8. c., will
preach at Salem E l.. church the
first Sunday IN March at II 8. m ,
if nothing prevents. Come out
and hear tho young orator. S.
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Are You q Cold Sufferer?

Take DR.. Kings Nav Discovery.
The Best Cough. Gold, Throat and
Luhg medicine made. Money re.
funded if it fails to cure you. Do
not hesitate-take 1t at our risk.
First dose helps. J. R. Wells,
Floydsda, Texas, writes: CDR.
Kings New Discovery cured nv
terrible cough aud cold. I gained
10 pounds" Buy it at all drug
gists,