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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-28
SOUTHERN COTTON CONVENTION MEETS
 IN NEW ORLEANS
Will Adopt Plans to Meet Conditions of 1915 Crop and to Protect the
 Crop in 1916

New Orleans. September 27.-A
 southern cotton convention composed 1 of regularly elected delegates from
 southern states vii meet here Tuesday
 for the purpose of adopting plans to
 meet conditions affecting the 1915 crop
 and those anticipated in 1916. Reso- lutionsi adopted at the state conven- tions which elected delegates to the New Orleans convention seem to in
 dicate that the acreage reduction next year will be the principle topic of dis-
 cussion. Holding a part of this years crop ana a minimum price for 1914- 1915 cotton are two other questions ex- nected to be threshed out.
 Because of It's plan of origin this conventions actions will carry greater
 weight than is usually the case with meetings called to discuss agricul- tural problems in the south, in the opinion of many of those in the cotton industry here. Delegates to the several statc conventions were elected by county conventions composed of many Of the planters and merchants. These delegates supposedly expected the wishes of the planters and small mer- chants given delegates to the state will develop good here.
 Perfect Plan
 The plan was decided upon here with the cotton conference in August after the conference had decided it had not the power to properly urge upon all branches of the industry adherence to any plan it might adopt. The origin Of the Southern Cotton association un- der the auspices of which the confer
 ence was called. was used to perfect
 the origin of the state conventions and
 the one which will meet here Tuesday. The most radical plan for acreage reduction doubtless will come
 from Mississippi. That state convention instructed it's 50 delegates to urge year and have governors call special sessions of legislatures to pass laws prohibiting planting for one year Res olutions adopted state that besides curtailing productions. such plan
 would stamp out the boil weevil pest.
 Would Reduce Acreage
 Several other plans for forcing farm CTS to reduce acreage are expected to
 be voiced. The Louisiana delegates were instructed to work for a plan whereby planters who declined to re- duce acreage would be refused credit. This. the resolutions set forth, could
 best be brought about by meetings
 of bankers in the various southern states where concerted action could be taken towards cooperation with the farmers and merchants in fixing a sys-
 Il were instructed to urge that bankers and merchants loan on cotton on the basis of seven cents pound and at the rate of six per cent.
 The convention Is expected to con clude it's work in one day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-28

Paris September 27-At Basel yester- day German and French Red Cross of ficers were exchanged and will retur nto their respective countries. The inter- change was supervised by Swiss officers. The French and Germans held a friendly meeting. exchanging cards. drinking the health of one another and discussing war experiences.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-28

The holding of cotton seed is lending a great deal of strength to the local seed market. and farmers. instead of getting only $l3 or sli per ton for their seed In some cases have received SIG per ton with in the last few days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-28
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-28

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-28

Persons who need glasses or who nave any trouble with their eyes. ears nose or throat, are cordially invited to visit our offices and be examined without charge The removal of Ade- nation of aiseasea tonsils and inc eAslT- sc, entific treatment of ms1adies of the Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat, is a pro- nounced feature of our most success full work.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-07-23
Some Mnle gllen. 2ono

8pnte MnIe 8illen. 2onbon Ben
t5be Suli. 8ren1iernriniiter Ms.
quitb fl,nbgiorbe t6og, at @menoe-
nentet til &ome &ule biloe blibe
forelogt l1rberbufet paa Wan6ag,
bbis life noget uforubfeet binore6e
oet. Com 8iIlen mi foreIigger fra
2oroerne forefriber ben, at Hitter
1faI ,1oeIuffes fra 2obens 8eitenmel-
Ter beo Mfiten1ning / angialoe16e
GoltntDer, Der er / Sab6r at Zig
unbtageIie. Ser blep ogiaa tilfgiet
en- @ouiuI ON, at &ongen beb en-
Megieringsorore fi1n6e iptte 2oDen
Ito al Birfiombeb, in6tiI Der forelaa
en- MappGt fra en- @ommisfion ON
eesrlan6s fonltitutioneIIe 5orbolb til
anore Dele al bet foreneoe 4ongeri-
.ge. 9et er enbni ct pnttbiltet
@p5rgsuoaI, boor fort 0mraaoe
fol unotages
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-07-23

9ebens Dire. Bbila6elpbio s. 18.
SSnlt. Ger 8erioner oe6e og .ober
firti bleb operpeloet of 8armen Der
/ 8Den igaar. @fipnt Mari1nnns-
ternperaturen bare bar 80 @rnoer,
bar 2uftens 5ugtigbe6 oberor6entlig
itor, og en- fort EoroenbDge omr gf-
temi66agen gior6e fun Solfs og
DDrs 2i6eIier berre. 9p til W1iio-
nat bar Ebernnometeret bare faIbt 5
@ro6er.
ct. 2ouis Sen 186e esuIi.
@fient Ge1nperaturen bol6t fig mel.
lem 72 og SO @ra6er, bleb tre
Dgosfal6 anmelot iom Sglge al Dar.
men ber igaar.
- Boston, Masi., ben 18be Snli.
So M9no 6g6e og trette1t blep ober-
ppl6et al Barmen Der igoar. Gent
peraturen operfteg iffe SO @raoer,
men Gugtigbeoen bar itgrf.
Marion, Su., ben 186e sSuIi.
gn @torn1, fom igaar giorbe gnbe
paa en- ire Maoneoers Sgrfeperio6e
/ @ilIianion @o1tntp, foroarfagebe
ct Dg6sfal6 og aoffiIlig @fabe PAD
gienoon. Gre6 8arfs, 35 Mar gam.
mel, bIeb rannnet af 2Dnet / ct @orn-
rnagaiin, bbor ban bab6e fbgt giI-
flugt.
rsSnbmitrial @orfers" lpsln6t.
ct. 2ouis ben 2Obe eeSuli. 5DD
Meolen1mer al nssSl1oultriaI @orfers
Of tbe 8orIb", :, ion bleD arreIteret
i SorbinbeIie 111eo gttentatet paa
SeIir 6. Mn6erIon, Nsiiltert bos
prRfibe1t 8ilIian g. MegbesneD
al Sern1inaI Hoao 9lsioeiation, lib-s
tie 2eroag, bIeb Igslaot ioag, 6o sln-
berion life bar ilfano til at ioeati-
ficere benz. Qeger lofalte i0ag
8aab ON, at glnoerion 1nuligens fan
fomme fig.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-07-23
8nr1kunHhptali11l1.

Haa @runo at ben oberorbentlis
Iabe Bris paa MinneopoIis 9ibenoe
maa Ri itrengt boI5e paa ben MegeI,
at 8looet betales / 5orffuo. gl6res.
felappen bifer aItio. til bbiIfen Dag
= seoet er betaIt, og bpis oerfor 6or-
sloy. af Nbonnemer,t lite er MOB
tn9> Soc, Mnaneoens l1ogang, bli.
ber beo. ~ Aoe Mbonnent itrbget.
Denne @ege4 bIiper ftrengt oberboIot
lige oberfor ollie Mbonnenter uoen
5orffiel.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-07-23
5trr1k 11nHS1t
nefnnftionererne guar inb
paa at labe &egieringens 8on1-
misiiun megle i Gtriben.

Chicago BEN 17oe Suli. Sore1t
for en- @treif al Eogferere og 6pr-
be6ere paa Sernbonerne / Beiten
blep uoiat liot iafter, 6a 6n1ftione-
rernes @eprRietrtanter a11tog ct SH-
bub ON Magling fra g8illian 8.
Chambers, 6ormanb for ben febe-
rale Mpglings og 8ologiftsfomnis.
iion. Mb6erne n1eb bele @or1nis-
fionen begDn6er Der 20oe Suli.
M1r. Chambers Meglingstilbu6
fom poa glnmo6ning fra 81. %.
Srenbolm, Sorman6 for @eneral6i.
reftgrernes &o1nite, tiltroos for
SunftionPrernes oabne grfl9ring
ON, at Be life biloe antoge Meg.
ling, ioet 6e beffpI0te Sernbanerne
for tioligere life at babe bol6t Jig til
Observation-Disclosures @ien6elie.
Warren g. Stone, Breii6ent for
8rotberboo6 Of locomotive G1gi-
neerS og IS. g. Garter Brelioent
for 8rotberboo6 Of 2ocon1otibe Sire
men ano gnginemen, ietote i6ag ct
8reb, bbori Meglingen bIeb o1tta.
get> og bbori be iagoe, at '6olfene
boboe nagtet at gaa 1neo Direftg-
rernes @omite / Sorlangenbet ON
Megling, ga set bar en- fien6t Sag
for Megltngsfomnisiion paa bbit
fen Wanoe Sernbanerne bap6e til.
ltoeiat Meglingsfien6eli ierne. Solfe-
ne bab6e irniblertib life gfaab til at
iloa 8rag paa Wer. Gbalmers' penli-
ge Silbno og antog oct berfor. timber
6e nuberenoe ipen6te Sorbolo onIoa
oe bet bog nrineligt om Be ffnl6e
pente fire Dage, fgr Meglingen be-
gpnbte.
S ct 8rep til 6olfene benegtebe
Sernbanefomtteen aabiolut, at ganer-
ne fife baboe beiet fig for Meg'
lingsfienoelier og giennen1fgrt 6e11.
De bapoe ogiaa foreiloaet oprettet
en- &omtnisiion til at afgigre ollie
Msforitaaelier paa en freoelig og
fpif Maa6e.
Wr Garter iag0e ioftet1 at Sol.
fenes 8eifDloninger moo Sernbaner-
ne for life at bape bol6t Jig til Stem
oelierne, par mere Neiultatet al oe
Sortolfntnger, 8anerne bab6e gibet
&ienoelierne, ems at 6e babbe ignore.
ret &ienoelierne. Man babbe ogian
mere tpnft paa 9ltens sernbaner
eno 8eItens, oa 6isie 8effpl6ninger
bleb giort. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
&ien6elier bar fife Sorn of en- Be-
falling, og Sortolf1tingen al Dem bap-
oe beret operla6t SSernbonerne og
oisles Sortolfntnger babbe ofte bnft
Hroteit fra Sr1rftionerernes @ioe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-07-23

bleb @enatets snititsfon1ite iaften
feroig meo fin er16eliee Rebiiion at
ben al Suiet iboares Deotagne @laD-
ton-@H iom 8illeg til Sbermans
Mntitruitlob. @omiteen biI rnppor-
tere giIIen til @enotet pon Dnsbng.
Set bigtigite af De of &onriteen
anbefale6e Gmen6e1ne11ter er ct, iom
foreifriber en- &ebifion beb Donito-
lene at Sr6rer uoitebte al Mellem.
itatsbanoels- -@on1misiionen eIler ben
paatRnfte rneIlen1itatlige Gorret-
ningsfommisiton in1ob &orporatio-
1er, ion1 befinbes at babe obertrna6t
Truitlobene.
gn Sill, ion bleb beotoget at gu
let ioag paa Gorilag al @ongres-
ma11o 2inobergb af Win1eiota; bill
igien aabne til @on1elteaboptagelie
ct fort 2anbon,raaoe / Rarbeben al
Weisitsiipptflooenss 11oipring. Gam
bet, Ser er beliggen6e i glitfin ct.
2ouis, @rop 8ing, gnls, Subbarb,
SStasca, 8eltrani og &oocbicbtrs
@olntDer og uogigr otr1tret1t 5000
Mcres, bIeo nnobroget fra SptageIie
til @tptte for MnleggeIie nf 9en1-
ninger og Geierpoirer. BiIlen er
forei1aaet Senatet al 5enator MeI-
ion og be11tes mart at bIibe til Sob.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-07-23
4attgrrfrathrru
Jtm Sisne 2nnb ifriper om san-
gene fra Mmerifa, r81bli-
fums &i9lebarn".
@riitiania oen lite Suit 1914

@riitiania 6en lite Suli 1914.
Den uforglemmelige 5angerfeit
1914 er forbi og fun gfter6bnri1-
gerne fra oct itore 5lag og ben ITO
re Seier enonu tilbage' Set bill
De blibe aItfor langt at prepe paa
at gibe en6og ct fort Reiun6 al
bDab Der fer er pr9iteret men
bet er mig en- Erang at fac Sob at
fort9lle De1n og bore 2anosmRnb {
amerifa> bbilfet nomerfet sS1totrDf
bore 8reore oeroperfra bar giort peo
oenne 2eiIigbe6. 9e er me6 rette
al en af bore ferite &ritifere blepet
falot: Bublifuns &ielebarn. Selp
maa leg tilitaa, at nit Sierte ban-
feoe fife iaa ganife libet, 6a @mil
8igrn neo fine Gropper narlcbere6e
op paa ben b9l0ige Gribnne. Seq
oioite 10, bpilfe ubpre @anffeligbe-
Der netop 6isie M9n6 bab6e babt
at fiRn1pe neo forat funne opnaa ct
fulot og ianot Sele. De bol6iom-
ME Mfitanoe, 6e mango forifiellige
Dirigenter, finn babbe in6ebet 6isie
Snnge, ben forte Sanarbeibsti6 og
Srafalbet at iaa mango go6e Stem=
mer fioite giebIif = alt bette
maatte 10 npoben6igbis iette fine
Merfer;; set 1ne11te Sc fleite. Men
naar alliaepel @eiultatet blen iom
bet bar = en- pirfelig @nfces = iaa
maa bette bisfelig / fprite @pffe til
ifribes oct 1tore og alporlige Mrbei6e
1om l1noeroirigenter og Sangere bar
neolagt og oernpit oen Diiciplin og
Wagnetisme, iom gmil 8igrn gber
paa i'm Weno. Ser bar mere en6
en- - tiIme6 fienbte Muiifere =
1om merte, at bbab Brectiton og
0tictplin angaor, bar Mmerifaian-
gerne ubetinget $40. 1. DertiI fom
at @nril 8iern birfeoe iom ben roIig-
ite al ollie Diriger1terne = ingen
Softer eller oberflpoige 8ebpgelier;
og ben bierteIige Mpplaus, io1n bIeb
banl ti1oel, bar fuIbt fortie11t,
@n flor @lnbe bor BET ogfoo at
ie bor 9rbpr6ige &omponiit og 2e-
Der 9lfre6 Hanlien paa Dirigent-
pla6fen San bar ct n6merfet Nabn
iom Manosiangfomponiit berober,
og ieg tror ieg ter iige, at 6e Oba-
TONER, ban bar @ienitano for, TOM
fra oprigtige Sierter, iom iriiltere6e
paa at bite bam lin 8enn6ring. -
Den @eier, fom bore @angerbrg,
6re / Mn1ertfa MI for bnn6et ber-
ober, bltper itffert bet be61te Mi6>
Del til enb mere at frentme sS11ter-
esien for @angen paa ben an6en ST.
.be @abet, og at 6enne er ct itort og
fiert 8tn6eleb mellen1 bort GoIf /
oet gamle og set 11be GeoreIa1b, set
bar ri MI feet be iterife 8ebtier poa.
Seq fan lite lutte otsie 2inier
uben at itge enbnu ct Or6 ONT Sen
r1rrislpffe6e" @antate. ut ieg bar
bpret bierteiaar ben @nleoning,
oct flyer fig ielp. Og leg bill tiIitaa,
at BEN Ereit, ieg fon6t, bnientligit
laa / SEN Ganfe:: ~&anffe bab6e al
ltgebeI life Sangerne f1nnet toIfe
mime Sanfer, iom leg gierne billie
oct, og at BET berfor er bebit BET git,
iom BET gil" Men MI be6 leg at
babbe 6e billet, iaa bab6e De ogfaa
funnel fpnge min @antate til an.
6res og min egen fuloe EiIfre6sbe6.
ssSs1niblertio ct 8iitterbeben mi borte,
og leg bar Inn go0e Minoer fra 6en-
ne berIige Sangerfeit.
Mse6 @iIfen, Deres,
@igne 2ut6.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-07-23
,5tnratah 4 ynrhnln
Sc nprife sfibsasinranbsrers &e-
preientant on1 aienbeiien /
A11ebee.

&aptei1 Sbe 2ange, @eneralagent
for oe @ienii6ige Norife Sfibsasi1,
rancelelIfaber, bar beb lin Silbage=
fomIt fra Quebec til Seem Oorf uo=
tolt Zig meget lfarpt ON ben al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ofgipne
aienoelie angaaen6e 5ammeniteoet
mellem u@nlpreis Of Srelan6" og
uStorltab". @apteinen iagbe til
rMor6iif Si6enoe", at oen vbeIe I'm
oeri6gelie bar fra fdrit til fi6ft en-
Harooi paa gfetsforbanbIing" San
iDnes at meme, at Oct paa Gorbaan6
bar gipet, at en- Ron1nisfion iom be-
itoo ubeluffe116e al Mp16, Der itaar
bit ben brittle maritime gerbe,L
5iibe nfgioe en- 4snbe.is III Gorbe1
for Canadian Haetfie Selifobet og
i1no6 set norife 4artet @tbbert
@i6ne, fom fgrtes fra ugtorItao"s 9
5i6e, bleb al Rommisitonen cbifa=
neret paa ollie tnnfelige Maaoer, iag=
6e &apteinen. 9an baboe 6erfor
Itge fra oet fgrfte beret belubet paa,
at &ien6eIien if11I0e gaa vStori ita6"
ir1o6.
u5agen ct -iagoe @apteir 2an-
ge = bba6 ollie nabigationsfp sfpt16tge
maa bore enig /, at u5torifa1"s 8
Sbrlteitprmanb Euftenes bon6lebe
felt igiennem FORFEIT og fpmanos-
mesitg foriparIig. Set tam maaife
}iges, at bon burbe parilet &aptein
Mnoer1o Jon Ii6t ti6Iigere, men paa Sen
an6en @i6e er ban en- Nabigatgr,
iom bar fuI6 @et til at itoIe paa fine
egne @lln6faber og fin egen Dgmme-
fraft."
Set irfinueres, at set bar for at
peffe Gor6om mob n;Storita6", at
Bresfetelegrammerne itaoig ontalte
Euftenes iom uStoritab"s utbirb of.
ficer", meoens ban / @irfeIigbeben
bar vcbief officer.
&ien6eIien bill bIibe oppelleret
@aptein 2ange flyer, ban bill arbet-
6e for at faa @pergsmaalet ON bbem
Ser bar Sfploen for Sam1nenitbbet
ofgiort al en- International og bell
upartiff Domitol.
&aptein 2ange refer ben 25be bs.
til Nor9e for at fonferere ureo De
SeIifaber, ban reprRieuterer, neo
v@toritao"s tioIigere @beoeri faurt
ne6 ben norife Staggering, meo frem-
ragenoe suriiter % Statgnnno.
rSagen - iagbe ban giplber
10 longtfra bare Bengeanibaret. Set
gieIoer Dor norfe Si6mnn6sRre,
iom pi bibtiI bar tunnel forfpare
uplettet, og set giaIoer, at Mnibaret
for oe 9ufino table MenneifeIib life
af en- fambittigbeosIgs Bengen1agt
faI bpItes ober paa e11 beIt uftDIoig
2anosman6.~
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-07-23
aigbpriierne itieer. SEEM gor'

oen 16be Suli. Detalipriferne paa
Riso blep forbgiet / til 8 Gents
igaar / Seem gorf GitD. @Iagterne
flyer at gngrospriierne paa &igo
beiere eno be bar bpret paa 90 Mar
bnr Iteget 4 Gents og 9etaIipri-
ferne Z Gents paa ire Tiger / Seem
gorfs &reaturmarfe6. 8riierue paa
GIef let iteget 90 Hroce1lt, men paa
Jaarefibo er oe iffe forBi.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-12

the territory Senator James l.. Coke for the
supreme bench.
The organic act says:
"NO member of the Legislature shall during
the term for which he is elected, be appointed or
elected to any office of the Territory of Ha-
wall"
The question is whether the srcretaryship Of
the territory is an office Of the territory of Ha-
wall; whether a supreme court justcesfip is an
office of the territory Of Hawaii
George FL. Fairchild, who used to he a scna-
tor from Kauai, took the emphatic position that
he was disqualified from possible appointment
as governor because of his position as senator.
On the other hand, the governor and the secre-
tary and the justices are appointed not inHawail
but in Washington; they owe their position not
to the territory, but to the national administra-
ton and in some quarters these offices are re-
gar1ed as federal offices
1t is expected that this question will be set
tied by the present territorial administration.
Certainly it should be settled before appoint
ments are made that might raise the question.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-12
leyggt%k 5ENEN TQ 7 :!'glEl7y

disposed OF to private parties with,
out any apparent assurance OF its be-
ing retained as valuable relic OF the
kam"hameha dynasty OF a long past.
In making this inquiry. don I
doubt for a moment that the owner
ship of the Kaiiua Kamehameha
palace and premises is today legally
vested in the Kapiolani estate, but,
as a matter OF public interest. i.
seems justifable to ask for accurate
information in that respect.
In fact. before this Kailua Kane
hameha estate passes out of Hawai-
iaL history, it might, in my opinion.
be worth while and OF general inter
est to write up and publish the result
of a research into the old Kailua
home Of the KamehamehaS from an
cient times on to the present, to serve
as a "reminiscences of a long past.
| desire to suggest that in some
manner the records Of old might be
called upon to surrender their histori-
cal facts in this direction for the
benefit OF Hawaii nei
Yours truly,
OLD RESIDENT.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-12
THE TITLE TO A PALACE.

Editor Honolulu tar-Bulletin,
Sir: ! deem it of interest to the
general public to learn how the Kapi-
olani estate entered into possession
of the Old regal palace Of the Kane
hamehas at Kailua, Kona, Hawaii.
In my opinion, and l am confident
in that of most others who take a
personal interest in Hawaiian his
tory, the old home of the Kamehame-
has in Kailua is of more than passing
interest. and a question naturally
arises how this ancestral estate Of
the Kamehamehas passed into the
hands of the Kapiolani estate, to be
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-12
UP.ID.DlII PRISON METHODS

New York city has woman as head OF an
Important department for the first time in the
|Istory Of the metropolis The woman is Miss
katherine B. Davis and her job is the commits
.|onership of correction. She is a widely -known
authority on the social aspects of penology and
IIiminology Mayor John Purroy Mitchell, who
box office on January 1, believes that New
FORK city needs more modern treatment of its
animals, and Miss Davis is expected to furnish
About two years ago Eastern municipalities
we're much interested in some new theories on
jan and prison reform uttered by Miss Davis
Some of them were:
do away with the womens departments in the
renltentiary and the workhouse. Establish reform
otories instead. &ss.s s.sss.r-. &c.-
-Discontinue fines in all criminal cases, making
parole or imprisonment the only medium of punish
ment
Restrict the use Of the city prison to prisoners
awaiting trial ..+..~
aEstablish clearing house for offenders; study
them scientifically; work for their reformation where
Il Is possble where 1t is not possible provide for
them 90 that they may spend their lives neither men
ncing nor menaced."
Last April Miss Davis, while at Albany in behalf
Of the Bedford reformatory, was asked by Governor
suIzer what she thought Of segregated district for
the social evil '-
Il would be willing to have segregated district
in New York city" she replied "f there were wall
around it and gate through which every man who
entered would have to pass and register" b. j.
On the walls of the state reformatory at Bed
ford, of which Miss Davis was superintendent
when called to the New York post, hangs the
motto: Forgetting the things which are be-
hind and reaching forth to those things which
are before" This is Miss Dayiss motto, also.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-12
AS GOOD As COULD be IxPEC1ED"

The premises we're found on the whole to
be in good and cleanly condition as could be ex-
pected."
This is part of the report Of the territorial
Grand jury, first judicial circuit, for the 1913
term, made public last Saturday.
AS good and cleanly condition as could be
|expected"!
The Star Bulletin doesn't know exactly how
rood and cleanly a condition can be expected
rom the Jail division of the city police station,
Dortant respects the receiving.cells and the, all
yard are neither good nor clearly =
Before the Honolulu Civil Service Commits
|ion was conveniently smothered to death by
Mayor Fern, two signed statements by reputable
|esidents of the city and county we're placed in
Ne hands of the chairman, Senator A. j. Writ.
Ihese statements recited the experiences of
hose two men as prisoners at. the Jail. Brutal
p |Y was the least of the charges. They told of
|onditi0ns so insanitary, so nasty, so nauseat
'1e, that the details cannot be printed in daily
IeNspaper They charged immoral relations
.clween jail guard and woman prisoner.
These allegations were to come up before the
civil service commission for investigation, but
|ayor Fern, accepting the advice of the deputy
city attorney, that the terms of the commission
IIs expired on January i 1914, has SO far made
Io provision for new commission. Apparently
he intends to make none
Statements such as these, signed by men in a
POSITION to know the facts, ought to be inyesti-
.1ied. If the mayor continues in his hostility to
the civil service commission, the statements
.I6nId no investigated nv the DoIice committee
|| the supervisors or by the new territorial
rand jury Probably by both The grand jury
/. ID position to give the nasty charges thor
.teh ventilation and establish their truth or
|.|sity.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-12
DEMOCRATS WILL MEET
BUT MOTTO ENDORSE,
SAYS CHAIRMAN PACHECO

The report that the territorial cen
trail Democratic committee would meet
this evening to reconsider endorse
ments for federal offices here, with
drawing their support from some as,
pirants and giving it to others, was
not confirmed this morning by NJ. c.
Pacheco, chairman of the committee.
The committee will meet this even
ing" he said, but as far as know
it will do nothing on federal endorse
ments. 1t has already endorsed men
for the places and that is all we have
to do with it. Only little routine
business is scheduled to come up"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-12

J. X. KALANIANAOLE, delegate to
Washington, did not sail on the ST.
ezra Saturday as reported. The dele
gate had intended taking passage on
that vessel but business matters in
Honolulu and i'll health will detain
him for a few weeks.
CHARLES e. MAUD and Mrs. Maud
of San Francisco are expected pas
sengers on the Lurline, and have en-
gagged accommodations at the Moana
hotel for an extended stay. Maud is
one of the best known golfers in the
country, and for 20 years has been
scratch player in California. In all
probability he will be frequent visi
tor to the Country Club course.