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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
Feel Dull and Sluggish! Start Your
 Liver tO WOrkinp1

It beats all how quickly Foley Cathartic Tablets liven your liver, overcome constipation you feel lively and active again, J. l.. Me- Knight, Fit. Worth, Texas, says: My dlsagreeable symptoms were enuEely removed by the thorough c1eansing g Foley Cathartic Tablets gave me- They're wonder. Seawells Phar,n- acy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07

This laundry is sanitary. By our process the clothes returned to you are cleaner and more hygienic than 1t is possible to ob.ain by the usual home washing. American Excelsior Laundry e. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
BURLESON REACHES
 ANOTHER MILE-POST
Attorney General Is 51 Years of Age TOday-AnOther Texas
 Product.

Washington, June 6.-Tomorrow will be the birthday anniversary ot Postmaster-General Albert s. Burle- son. and packages of all descriptions
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07

they please me on other grounds; !; thlrd, they have certain charm all their own, therefore my happiness is complete"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07

-Duntley will clean the carpet and sweep it at one operation. Phone and we will demonstrate the Duntley in your own home $1 cash $1 a week. Reap & Crawford, sole agents
 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
This Man to Your Life
.ds,fnI Power to Read Ru- Lives at Any Distance royes All Who Write
 to Him.

|snds of people in all walks Iave benefited by this mans |up tells you what you are of and how you can be Iii He mentions your friends
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07

Nick Altrock is said to be much distressed because many cities have hailed Marty Kavanaugh, second base man of the Tigers, as the homeliest man in baseball. Washington is still loyal to Altrock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
SPORTING CHAT.

Willie. Gordon, the speedy Workers miller, whoshas started training again, is going to try to set a new junior record for the mile at the junior meet in Travers Island two weeks from today. Gordon ran his first race in the mile handicap at the Irish American A. c. games last Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07

Mike Balenti, shortstop of the Chat tanooga club, will be out of baseball for the remainder of the season. He fell sliding into second base a few days ago during a game with New Orleans. Balenti was with the St. Louis Browns last season.
 Though they have beeen getting close to the big town for the past few weeks, the Giants had only chance to view the Promised Land once and that was yesterday. Today they are off again and will play a series in Philadelphia.
 Players who have been around the circuit say that, with the exception of Pittsburgh, the Giants will have no real opposition for the pennant. At the same time it is admitted that the Reds are playing wonderful ball. Hedson's team has the pep" they say, but hasn't enough real pitching strength behind it.
 Those two real good fighters, Jack Dillon of Indianapalos, and Bob Moha of Milwaukee, are training very hard for the big battle to be fought at Butte, Montant, on Miners day, June 13. Moha is to get a guarantee of $1,500 and travelling expenses for himself and Manager Johnny McGann.
 Johnny Howard, the promising mid dleweight of Bayonne, N. J., is still nursing his wrist and in which he broke two small bones in recent fight. He will be unable to close any matches for several weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-13
LIVE STOCK
AUCTfON-AUCTtON--
AUCTION

Iiufsss harnesses wagons and husHies
~ all descriptions viii he snid o. the
hiehest bidderu IS head - all rura
pase horses smenE them 10 a carload
% beautiful Eastern Washington
horses. all broke Fansina ~ sife from
4. Gee 10 SOC ms There arr also SOY.
vrsi second hand horses and mares
some little street sore nov ali this
stock sold Al public auction Must
h~ as represented thorough and
satisfactory trial 9TH he allowed be
feFs the purchaser assumss ownership
The last thiuE we sapeet yeu 60 DO
purchase until yet are Thoroughly So.
isfled There viii be several single
and double express and delivery outfii.
brought IA ~ rrivate parties % 10
sold ~ publir huatiun There are a
uiee single drivins outfits belonging
70 private parties LEFT 20 bs seid At
auction We also inVite you 90 hfins
down ANYTHING IN tho above mentioned
stock that you have. that you wish
60 dispose % our commission 10 q
per cent We ars the largest and
most extensive advertised auctianssfs
% exclusive live stock IN the North
west You viii find "a Instructive ana
beneficial 10 attend our weekly aucs
ton. every Tuesday 81 o IN. Tahs
South Seattle car. az Second and zee
isf. sst ef a. Sln'h and Hcisats o.
Auction starts precisely - iiso . ~
Seattle Horse Ausfian Htshis. 900
Niath AZ Main is.i
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SHORT NEWS

G. A. n. welcomes Gen. J. e.
Stewart. Spokane. Washington. and
Alaska commander touring North
west.
Dan Crawford, noted missionary
explorer. coming here May 3.
Canadian club celebrates thiro
anniversary Wednesday night.
On complaint Of Eastern publish.
ing company. A. X. Higgins. %. 10
arrested. charged with keeping sub
scription money.
L. w. Hill. G. NJ. president, spent
Sunday here.
elizabeth White. Seattle girl,
author OF "Ezekial," in April Red
Book.
Two hurt when Tacoma inter.
urban is derailed at Georgetown.
J. v. Paterson, member local
construction company. naval archL
tect for G. Ms two big steamers
for Coast service.
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MARKETS


Stall ~. Yakima fun cream chssss. zoe
H. east entrance confectionery. hand
dipped chocolates. zoe. stalls Is-7i. fancy
Jap rice. &c NJ. rolled wheat. &c H..
Slckei Tip matches. &C. pkg. corn and
laundry starch. Te pkg stalls 81. .
large snAiis bc. ioaves bread. Ice. Gw-
man apple squares. FOR i0ci stan ~. .
Ice ioaves bread. iGe. soc broom. zoe. and
Zoe market baskets. for atc. at stall -
stall f5c. fresh Tiiiamook cheese. 17c ID.
he Sc, sfan -. prime grape tuic-. At
siza. t9c. best bulk cocoa 0r chocoiaf-.
2se per H. best breakfast bacon. SLICED.
zae 10. stall -. lbs fancy renovated
batter for Sic fresh ranch eggs zoe dor.
stalls ISL. guaranteed fresh eggs from
special farmers. doz. sc stall 90. chick
ca salad. herring salad. tJc per ID: stall
90. best Warrington creamery butter. =
ibs for Sc. io.ib. can Hiirs ola YANKEES
maple syrup. a..
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Columbia river shad. i.He n. isa
.sc. shnd ro. Sc 10. Chinook salmon.
isc u red snapper. Ice ~. sole. ioc 10.
ibs sses frerh herring. Sc 10. lbs
SIC. silver salmon. ace 10; haifou;. ioa
10. ihs $50. fresh salmon. Ice N. homo
rendered lard. fbs Tie. veal roast ibs
~ pot roast. i.sae ID. Eastern bacon.
isc 10 shoulder lamb. Ice ID: country
sausage and hsmberger. f1he II. choice
ripe olives. ,to pt. swee, pickles. ite ps-
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BLAME TRAINMAN

A coroner's jury inQuiring into
the death OF Lawrence Kelly. fatal
~ injured under the wheels of .
Milwaukee train Friday. at Maple
Valley. returned a verdict at noon
today that the victim came 10 his
death by being forcibly ejected'
from the train by an unknown per-
son.
Five men testified that they were
on the same train and were ordered
off by brakemen.
c. b. Ward, III. Brines and J. II.
Watson, the brakemen of the train.
were held for the inquest. Watson
was freed from blame by the wit
nesses.
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SANITARY

Queen. ripe Or stuffed olives. zee PIT
Iowa butter. acc 10. lbs. ttc. fancy $sv
Zealand butter. t1e ~. or : lbs Csc. Nsw
York sharp fan cream cheese. ihs- ttc:
washing powder. any &c brand. zee.
extra fancy trades ~ coffee 1tc ID. ana
up. ) bar. Of securing soap. sScs ise pksa
% raisinn. fecs 4 In pkEs raisins- 7tc:
fancy Florida grapefruit. for 3se; nsv
crop Of ~sinuts. lie H.. new honey.
cou4bs gkn
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IL BUSINESS CHANCES
WESTERN EXCHANGE a ~
VESTMENT co.
6si NEW YORK BLOCK


COUNTRY uoTEfs=het far rem -.
sftiel II tsffaatns sfrne. etc foias
q nics husiH~s. snf IA ere % thu bet
swwrs IN tbs state ienx tsss. price
tiEse. sn terms. 90 iitiis lees for ali
cash
-
cftfcNES AND FHrrr RANCH
eeres Improved. with chicken houses
ehirhsn fun. sft ~ifs fsnF~. small
tsuss lee tsasisx fruit tfess sffe
stFe@ berry pi4nts sHres eefH risteiy
eisAret ether : arf@s al cleared go
rert stamps. ~ brush aed N grass AL
tsy-i sed hss niee. gentle SLOPE h~aas
sfui vts@ % Lahs WaehihEsnai cnif =
sHsft distance ffufn seattle ~ sisetsfr
ear ffea eaah ~iti haaeis snd haienes
tfs sasnsh. ieciaains infsFssf Ths fraii
sions ffsaa this pisne sh0uii f4r fuf y
ere Ia s@ef i've tom ~
sea people. feat onif fttet faeiudtns
teka shop. stofs iistns Feora. iafas
lots - b~ariaa ffHis - all kiaes hafh
sad hea kaus~ TMts 10 = meueY shaker
Reason frr ssiiisa. o~n@f has good
ufaessittsa 81 $50 pftss8 faif rftrs
titsf Thts fnsiafss lots Il st3rs.
stsfgthinx - a. with ~ ths tahsfr
AT ktHss - fissasss ~sspn. e~w hars
ace. sna fhs best hsfrs IN ths i1~n
81 ~ew Yorh uiofk
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lbs best rranuiAtso rsssy. tte: fba
fancy Santa Clara prpnss. 2tc: rs~
nhsiIsd peanuts. Ice ~ fresh ringer
snaps lee 10. don assorted cookies.
SIC. fancy red snapper. lee ~ ling cod.
/. lbs itc. black bass. Toe H.. fresh halt
but Z no he. club sausage. i1ho 10. 8
pork back bones. Sc 10: lamb chops. fba
atc. bologna sausage. lbs 1bc. fancy
local shubarb 4 Iha. itc.
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20 fes sugar. 81: 10 lbs sugar. see: .
cans tomatoes ssc. 10 bars laundry soaSs
sgc. bars Lemon sosp. 1bc. iba rfceD
ytc: lbs navy beans. use: cans Aiaske
salmon. ale: zBc can fruit. Use. 200 can
pineapple. 1bc. pkrs orapsnuts. ;tet
! pkEs Jsiio. -tc
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HoUsES-UNFUR.
81
HOUSES

IlAfiN f1lfs1
SEQ 90 rooms Boyiston avs suitable
for renting rooms furnace ana
fireplace close 20 Madison 81
go 900 80 rooms tarh av W. furnace
tsundft large yard. two large
puffhra
tsh 90 & rooms W Crockett. new cot
tsEe4 has garage.
90 oo--s rooms ssnd Az ~ " furnacsi
hardwood floors fins visw
si7ts--s rooms. f7h sv ~ w Ballard
North car
1880 q rooms q 7tth. fruit trees
FLATS
tig00--s rooms. modern cedar a.
tiT1s--. rooms. modern. n. nsdison q
+. NJ. JORDAN e. co.
III American nank Bids
nain ssT Elicit 81,
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Bang! BANG!BANC!.

The Japanese steamship Sado
Maru. just in from Far East ports.
discharged n cargo of 500 tons OF
firecrackers Saturday afternoon in
Seattle.
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SHOWS ALASKA
SCENES IN film

As a benefit for the Washington
State Children's home, Beverly n.
Dobbs, Arctic photographer, viii
show Alaskan moving pictures at
the Hippodrome Saturday afternoon,
April is.
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ENLARGE MARKET

A six-story addition to the Pike
Place Public market is nearing
completion. The Improvement will
materially increase the advantages
of the place.
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LEGAL NOTICES

THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE
stockholders 81 BUFFALO HUMP
LUCKY LAD MINING COMPANY win
- hsid a. room fof Hinckisy Block.
Seattle Washington. on April -. 1914.
- one "a O'Clock .. m Dated April
J. 1914 = -. Chapman. Acting Seq
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SASH AND DOORS
I0iEHJ % QaaiitY.
W. sell direct % YNu. a.
IT-fHl prices much heisw regular
kS< prices The saving sc off~s
- | ycu IL r@-sttir h@rsuss ~ our
l8nm iarss usunfsrfurtn~ oufras
- and simple. labor -sVfrs
49, method - s~tiins Through
catAies 0naiity the best
l4Ai Large assortment
t-rress panel DOORS Inspect.
III cd rs sisss q, .s..tt -
=, Craftsman tntrsfer aaers
sissh-xratr nsnsfs ttf -
Cottage ffont feers - %
fAnrr treat door. sssa up
nunsAlsw easement -ash sse
AA f-uxht wiraewa sesss see
Y Wtnfsw trim. IN sets zee
window frame. 81 End ~ 70
Door frames Use ard VI -
q 1~t eur price. or screens
buuAf FvsrTfhtnx in stock gaY
PROMPT shipment We have
aer own NIL sell snfbady Hhtp anr
: nsfs Ssh far ratainr Nn -
q ~ WILLIAMS GO
HAAH AND DOORS
1870 Ftfsf Az ss.fff.
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COMPLETE CONDENSER

ENuMCLAW, April i3.-The
Enumelaw MIX and Cream Co. has
Its condenser nearly completed. and
1t viii be in operation about June 4.
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$4,000
$4,000 CASH
IA LANCE TERMS 81 ArAnraxSTs
ov AND Q uoosss measrn sries
tundins. eosrf.s. tss.mspt. s'~~ra
heat. net ana eeis -ssss IN sseh srsr,-
snsnt. s.rs.s tsxs.g iaeaFns ttef - -
sssss PEG nensn. 500 ieessien.
MULLIN BROS. LAND co.
wsia 1851. sss., Nsrsassn rsns nias
kf.kWk4 s~t.ANn oY c.'i-oHru~tFT
far 'hes. she start rtsnf HerAessssds
rats Information. o. PERSONAL. AT.
TENTfu~. u . HawTHf. r. Seward.
ALASKA
NtrN~rsa cUNrgis NE TO SELL a
nsu. upsfeht shtnsi~ tnilil risnfF timt
hsf sell cheap Call 81 srits ~ "
nab~fss. " . I. nos 81 Msrfseliie
----------~~-~~~->--.~-
IA LOST AND FOUND
t.oNr coSrtpK~cE ~ warcmMAK
ersf Try Nymans eaNe tnonsr and
troahis Cleaning ~ 80 frainsrFinss
sac The iswsl-r that siways ssiis fng
iaes iet ftke ~. psst Gel nfaa 90
nnowN nonsE. HTRAYEp On
stolen SATURDAY uisNf Green fahs as
tflrt NatIfy te&a wpaaiswn ~
~~-~~-~@-s~~~s--~-~.-- .-.-ss-~--~~--e-a~-~-e>s
IN Female HELP WANTED
SEATTLE EMPLOYMENT oFFtcE 1915
Thirh az needs cocks. waIsrssses
ehamhsrrnsias and hesssmsids
nor FoiST HONS fsEs
Guaranteed 10 Years
sound Eisrtrir Co. tste rtrsi A.
rsvcHic REkpiSos At iss west
lake Act :. ztr
iUfnL ron aESERAL MoreEwonK
t1e pr month. Gait Fast gsts
wkfruEEs WANTED FOR coFrEF
house ~ THIRD av
W1fs MeUE 70 oRDgR BLocNEp
ana gsneasisai latest styles uradan
us' CO First ~ ard cedar e
lLkpifT rHrpsEn wASrEp-M NUT
be experienced Apply Queen Anne
oISS~H~SSssS~-~~~~o~~~~~~~o~~
is FEMALE SITUATIONS
FANCY WAISTS AND LfNuEniEs
irpu@d first class work prices rec
>,l,.eesels>~>SSS,s-N, s,ss-sl tsyy>~ooooooo~
1e MALE HELP WANTED
NATioSAL barber COLLEGE
wants mon and uomsu 20 learn the bar.
Der trads. wages paid while learning
Call ar Nrits
uish Grade school &c washington ~
I THE FHArEHSAL HHOTHERtfoon.
fafr and Accident Insurance. adequate
rates. organizers wanted state Man.
aEer. sosT Arcade uldK
WHY DO LtNpQUfsT- LILLY aEI.L tga
mems suits Tor 49, because they sell
them upstairs. second floor Joshua
Green Bldg
lcAHPENTER WANTED TO DO SMALL
Job In trade for chickens Apply ZOE
! Union 1t
MOLER BARRIER CoILEaE
Wants men and women 90 learn barber
trade Wages paid while learning
/ zfs Occidental ~ Seattle
/ Hfgu GRADE BLUE sERoE TffTa
! tfT.so Gordon Tracis. Mems Upstairs
! SUIT shop. second floor. sosis Traders
bldg
LEARN OPERATING MOVING PIC
turs mRrhines earn $40 weekly Of
dee, 100 CEDAR at. a m 10 sp IN
cof.LEcTfoNs-ao2 LYON BUILDING.
Elliott .iss.
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PERSONALS

~ PERSONALS
ROYAL EGYPTIAN MA DAME vAgTIN,
gifted claifvoYant ana phrcnolowint
gives advice on business matters. love
health ana family affairs. tells the
name ~ your future husband or wife:
tolls " tho one you love IL true or
false. what part NJ the country IL luck
Test 70 you ana what to do TO he sue.
tessfui In ne satiafaction guaranteed
tpo stewart st. corner FIN ax. one
block from We-tiake Market
MADAM rORNOR, PHnENOf- OufS'r
ana clairvoyant. reliable advice on all
important affairs OF NE. past. present
ana future Can be consulted daily ~
COS Pine =.
hlN' ND SOBER MAN. ~. CATHOLIC
Nopid likc 10 meet good woman. one
who would IKE to live on little farm
nsar seattle object. matrlmony. Please
Eive description first letter Adde'S
N3Os. star
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20 MALE SITUATION

LtcENsED ENGINEER WOULD TfKT
position IN laundry. good rcpals man.
: \. Loseioy. 7oi y 5tth. Phone Bal
>~~~s~-~~s~S~~~~o~~o-o~~-~ooo-oooo
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BOATS
IL BUSINESS CHANCES

CLASSY a0sFOOr LAUNCH WV
oc ce,1sss,s e9Slegs.t TssTIes Weir I.ss
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LOST CONFIDENCE ~ wArcnMAK-
ersf Try NYmans. ssse uonsr sna
troahls Cleaning ~ ss3 rnasnsrrinss
sac The tswsl~r that stwayr sells fnf
iasa aas isike ss psst Gel uraa GO.
nnowN HORSE HTHAyEp on
staisn NstavfAy uists Green i.ahs ais
tflrt N@sIfy ta4a weadlawn a.
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...~.... CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIREC II OR y
REFERENCE FOR BUSY PEOPLE 5a.

!, CAMERAS. -, :: @
Secondhand Cameras bought. cold
and exchanged. Kodagraph Shop
Hotel and Union st. g. 4, $500
DIAMOND CLOTHES CLEANERS.
Are prepared ~ ta5-Gare for yoH1
clothes. Give US a trial. Alapai
opp. car barns. " 5922-2m
EXCELSIOR CLoTHISecLEANERs
Clothes called for and delivered;
shoes dyed by our secret method 4;
phone 4742. Chaplain at Fort.
5S45-1yr l..
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ::
Y. Nakanishi, "a Beretania4 ST., mr..
Nuuanu Street. Phone 4511.
T., ..... 5922tf
r, w. HUSTACEs 5f,. = 49,:
Motorcycle and Auto Repairing. 427
Queen st. Telephone 1893.
49,. 5903tf
GOODYEAR TIRES. -".. F..
Sole agents for Goodyears. Give us
your vulcanizing work. Alakea, at
Merchant st. 5912-1m
HOTEL TAXI STAND.
PHONE AGO, BUICK CARS, TAXI
RATES; SERVICE DAY AND
NIGHT. JOHN YIERRA. MANUEL
COSTA AND NJ. r. GONSALVES.
DRIVERS.
.- 5909-3m
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PARIS. France The French courts
ordered Henry Munro & Co.. the Am
erican bankers, not to send out OF
France the books and papers demand
ed by the United States customs in
connection with the case of Miss Ma
ry A. Dolan, dressmaker, of Brook
line, Mass. whose imported dresses
were alleged to have been undervalu
ed. The case has aroused great in.
terest and caused a sharp controyer
sy in regard to the operations of the
United treasury agents.
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MILLINERY.
X. Isoshima, stylihs millinery. King
ner Bethel. Phone 2136.
5922-tf
MARKET SWEET SHOP.
Headquarters OF Hawaiian delica
cies; delicious laulaus and Royal
Kulolo, most portable of foodstuffs
- Handled by experts Orders prompt.
ly attended to. No. 43, Hawaiian
Fisheries Market.
>... /. 5909-1m
GARAGE & MACHINE SHOP.
For machine work call at the Pala.
ma Garage and Machine Works,
King, near Liiiha
.... 5919-1m
STEAM CLOTHES CLEANERS
Guarantee. all their, work for ladies
T. and gentlemen, Alakea, mr.. Bere,
tania. Phone 5151.
O., 49, .s,rss1 58021m l.-
STAR CLOTHES CLEANERS.
Beretania, near Alakea. Give us a
trial. 5912-3m
TAXI. -.
Tony Tavares, Bethel street stand.
Phone 1904.
~, ~. 59l3-1m j..
TAILoRs. .,.......f, ,.,..
Gee Chong, latest models In tailor.
ing; 81 N. King. cor. Nuuanu.
5922-1m a..s...
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NOTICE or FORECLOSURE or
AND SALE UNDER ct4ATTEI
MORTGAGE, 1ot,t 90 .,sE..-r -

{ Notice is hereby given that the I'm.
dersigned, as mortgage under that
certain mortgage TO 1t from J. r. Soul;
ly, of Honolulu, T.. H., dated April Is,
1913, and recorded in the office of
the Registrar of Conveyances of the
Territory of Hawaii, in liber 399, on
pages 126-!2S, has foreclosed said
mortgage for condition broken, to-wit:
non-payment Of installment on prin-
cipal and interest for which the said
mortgage was given as security; and
has taken possession of the property
under and by said mortgage granted,
to-wit: that Certain 1913 Cadillac
Roadster, Engine No. s74.716, Car No.
57,122, and will sell and dispose of
the same at public auction on Friday
next, the It'll day of August, A. D.
1913, at 10 o'clock a. m. Of. said day,
at the salesroom of the undersigned
facing on the ,alieyway IN the rear of
the Alexander fGung Hotel, Bishop
street, Honolulu. g. - - -
Dated this Bird day OF August, A. D.
1914. 81 8y- :. 50 az -
THE Won HAMsf-YotNG CO, LTD.
BY Geo. W. Farr, Treasurer. =
= u 5922- Aug SA5 e.
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NATIONAL GUARD BULLETIN
Roster officers list of drill nights stations and current nr
nation Hawaii Miller
treats
GENERAL STATE.

streets
,E,.>% GENERAL STAFF
Col John w. Adjutant General
Maj Charles W.. Ziegler Wnant
(Breyeted ColoneJ 100 ~,
Mai Charles Dougherty.
! (BreXeted Lieut. Colonel) .:...
NJ Capt Henry Gieson, @, c.
I (Breyeted Lieut. Colonel) f.. ;,,..
Mai Emil C. Peters, J. Advgen. L
TAE=AoJuTANT- GENERALS OFFICE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE. ,l.:...a~
Lieut. w Whtene, u s. a, InspeetorInsrueo - ST.
Officers school every Monday p. f:'F ~
REefMeNTAEss FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS. tsT INF. ~.
James Thompson Adjt list 1t John W. Kanaeholo Adt
B. Schrader NJ End 1t George H. Cummings O. NJ
Arthur W. Neel p Maj NJ Johnson LIST Bat
r.
Maj Gustave Rosej End End 1t Roscoe W. Perkins. O. M
Chaplain Yalentin Franckx capt.
$50 COMPANIES STATIONED AT HONOLULU
Company ACapt p oSulyan Lieut. p NJ Smoot Thursday
1880 p N. ~. III r..
Company Bsapt Super Armstrong
t9z.z.s, LoHrey.s Wednesday, 1880 p. m.
Capt Lieut. L. Mederos End Lieut. &C.
K Stein Friday, 1880 m.
Company W. Kob LIST Lieut. F. W. Wichman End Lieut.
Schaefer. Wednesday, 1880 p. I III
Lieut. John Hlo Monday 1880
Fist Lieut. NJ Houghtang End Lieut. Lemon Tuesday
7:30 m.
Company G-Capt Kane, L. Kane End Lieut. W. NJ
kama. Monday 1870 p.
H-Capt Redngton Lieut. Tuesday 1880
No drill Tuesday August f.
Company KAtached W. Cook 1st Lieut. W.
AHA, End Lieut. E. X. Chung. Thursday. 1880 m.
STATIONED ON MAUI 49,
Company JWauku- Kaae; Chlngsworh
- Lieut. r. K Wilcox. iEH ~#a =
Company I-Lahaina-Capt Young
STATIONED ON HAWAII. 80 ~ @s"1.s
Company H. NJ Morehead End
Lieut. s. 2ndLieut J. l. X Cushingham (ataehed).
OFFICERS WITH SANITARY TROOPS.
Maj E. D. Kiboutne Capt F. L. Morong Capt W.
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