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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-11
LETTERS TO EDITOR
FOOL BUSINESS MEN

. Editor Day Book:-The total value
of the work which the people of the
United States turned out in a year
amounted, in the last census year, to
80 billion dollars, which is the total
of the farm, field, mine and manufac-
turing products of the United States.
As our foreign trade" absorbs less
than per cent of this total, it follows
that substantially all of this sum
must be consumed by the people who
constitute the working millions of
our population.
The delegation of Chicago bust
ness men who visited President Will
son told him, according to the
morning papers, that it is impossible
to do a profitable business unless a
large volume of business is done"
Naturally-every schoolboy knows
that But what most all of our big"
business men do not understand is
that they are working overtime to
make 'the volume" of our business
shrink to its smallest possible proper
lions in two ways: First, by padding
the capitalization of our industries |
with watered stocks, by means of |
which an undue proportion of the 80 |
billions is sought to be applied to pay
interest and dividend on this water,
which really amounts to usury; and,
second, by fighting, even with unfair |
means, those citizens, the workers,
who through organized efforts-that |
is through their unions-have been
resisting the lowering of wages be-
low the existence point.
By indulging in these practices
big" business paraIyzes the millions
as consumers of goods, and when the
millions are paralyzed as consumers,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-11

Go to it, julius. There must be
lot of good in you. The ,trouble is
you haven't learned how to let it out.
Come. on down and talk with me
some day, julius, and I'll help you to
see great light.
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28

~ u payinS 1asaeinais 1lainpG 10 ~
|Icn asd damaes. Ut - Dspvent y
eGNsss Tor sseh elalns.
K x sss;
WAsa rsSublieaA IsaAes. l1anas
broke ont n ~ halls u coasss6e t,1
ethss day With u hsast rsalin6 ~
mens, aasat ths psobIsn 4 Ual11s.
"OA. that ~ had : Theodose
vslt or = Andrew Jseksoa = NV
white Hosse." hs probably s1De9
"a I ssatinsnt that vas eche1 r.
The heasts u u lease ssvsaty- NV W
cent Of he msnhsrs In ths Iovsf
houss. & Y
From sseYy section Of IL co0nl1y
comes reports Of progressive ga1as.
and probably IN . majority o. ~
congressional districts The len1Q.
crais will concentrsts their foseoa
against the progrsssives In rsali1hr
tion that there lies their danger. ~
preliminary step the dsuocrato
have openly appropviatsd ssvssal -
the progressives' measures In 60
grsss. Months after the progfso-
sives had introduced prssi1satial
primary bin. President Wilson ~
peared In person before congress ~
advocated such measure - . lem-
ocratic principle. Months after ~
progressives had proposed . nsasure
for an lntsrstate Trade commias1on,
President Wilson addressed coasSsa
In support Of such . plan - . Asno-
cratic measure. These are only two
instances: there are several oehsFs.
Conversely. the republicans also hare
striven 70 lay hands ON progressive
features. and one actually has intro-
duced . bill for the creation Of . Tar
III Commission. long after the Deo-
gressives had taken that action b Z
scientific and comprehensive nea-
sure. Instead Of complaining. hou-
ever. the progressives have kept thslr
course bravely. knowing the dsn-
ocrats and the republicans can fool
all the people part or the time and
part Of the people all Of the time,
but they can't fool all the people all
the time"
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28
YOu CANNOT AFFORD no MItss
TnE BANKRUPT SALE

OF the PARK 9. Hyde stock. together
with the high grade line OF gents'
furnishings and shoes recently bought
OF Mangelsdorf 4 Co.. Of Pueblo.
Two big stocks: . doubls feature Of
slaughter prices. all bought at len
thvn 50 crsts on The dollar. Thls
w.ll b . blg eveat for L. Junta and
surfoan1ins eountsy. oss sals bGlls
fee pg1esa. nh seeck VIII - e3oool
oet at he Para .. Hyde looaaSea q
Ceapeaao avsaue.
J. B. BYAR9.
Purchaser Of ths Park o. Hyde Stock
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28
,lsxxo Z

J. p. onith. - - hssn Is1s -
INith ~ neae1ee ~ ~ e1xo6e6 ~
'fiessntiy = ~ 49, = ~ ~ I a
4 bosaeisg 49, ~ - - =
III. and Mrs- =. ~. 1haak ~ 9uss.
1ay. MssAsf - eAilG ~ 6sdns
Nsll. ''S,s " Y 1S \ Z ~ "
Ms. Dallas, vho un1orwsax - -
esation lasG wsek. - sseovsssa ~
fleientiy e rssssa = - hs1iils - -
Monday. ~ s.s X
J. A. Hsatvess, q Eairneunt. vho
has beea . : prsaehins tour thru
the east. = hoas ageia. ana DssaeAel
for US Sunday aftesneoa. vi
Mr. Ray 0rubb. of Indspsnosaes,
Kan. Who cans hass saasrday. -.
dsrwent N oDsssstoa u nsxt ~
for the purDose Of sxtsaeting pus
from his iunss. Mis- Nay MeFAs-
land. Of Psnnavlvaaia, undsrwsat :
similar opsnston o Monday.
Mrs. J. ,. snith pesssd away =
Thursday q s:lS ,. =. Msa- snttA
came hers ssvssal neaths go Tor ~
health and was doing very vsll m
III she was takea down With . spsll
Of the grippe fron Which she nsvss
recovered. Shs leaves . husbAnd
and four childrsa 70 mourn her early
departure. Ths rsnains win - TAX
en- back 70 Mstamosa. Ill.. her for
mer home. who're intsrmsnt VII ~
made.
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28
Elts Islslaae G. C..d.a.ss

The regular nestins Of Tie Eiks
was held Wednesday evening. One
candidate. Leonard Spicsr. vas ini-
tiated. Harry Leady. Of Pueblo.
who. with Lsslis 0rossaith. q this
city. IL conductins ths rshsarsals Of
the minstrel show. rs1ortsA 10 ths
lodge that sxcellent progrsss Il bsins
made. The laird rshsaraal was held
Tuesday evening. Next "Wednesday
evening the newly elected officers
will be Installed and the members of
the lodge viii Be the guests Of he ~
firing officers ~ . supper served az
ter the instaliation. The usual lunch
was served after lodge.
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Superintendent c. n. Bristol and
w. n. Benson. who were the ealy
ones from La. Junta Who attspded
the Santa Re loss and damage con-
ference at San Diego during the pass
week. are expected to arrive home
today.
Harry !. Jameyson. Of Rocky
Ford. has been chosen 70 succeed @.
x. johnson - manager Of the r. ".
English Lumber Company Of this
city. and vili - installsd % ADsa
1se- Mr. JohAsoa vt1l @ - ~
road handling autonobile supplies.
Mr.. scribnes. Of Rocky Ford. viil
open branch dancing school q the
'.rmcry Hall. Saturday. March 18th.
VIII Rivc . free lesson on the ''tnn
90" and "hesitation" fror rs. ia
$50 dock. and dancing th, rs:st Of
the cv'ring. Admission fser. Five
cents dance.
Miss Sadie Detweiler. who was
summoned 10 the home Of her par
ents In Twin Falls. Idaho. about q
month ago on account Of the serious
illness Of her mother. returned to
Ia Junta last Saturday and has re-
sumed her position In the office Of
DR.. z. @. Rassdals.
The old Santa ~ office building
was vacated this week. and the off.
cials who hare besa located there
are now IN their new home on Santa
r. avenus. Ths old offics building
is 70 b ssaerally ovssAaulsd. paint
"a aad 1apsssd: aaA II WIN bs three
weeks bsfors supssintsndsst Orr.
and The official force that Il now
euastersd II ths buillias Opposite
the Harvey HOUSE Win - ia their
new home.
| J. N. l.anb. 4. fAiliips asd n. =.
Miller. ths conaietss aope1ased by
Tie L. Juata lsausesial Association
70 arrange Tor . eslsbeatiea IN honor
es The aunseous iaDsovsasats tina,
have taken piaea h Il Juata during
sAs Dase ysas. sspset = have Q con.
fessncs With ouDsslntealsal Bris,ol
VIVA he returns fro0 oan Diego To.
day. asd vill thsa ~ pssoassd 70 an.
aounco q doe1ajte aaea for the pro.
oosed jubllse.
=. J. Deatoa was assssled In Du.
raseo. CoIe.. yesterday nornlns on
. wassaae svosn eut n this county
~ ;. Reola Wilssa. charging him
vitA ~ sabesslsnsat Of 80 20
fFon the 0ssnaa Auesieaa Life In.
sueaaes Ce0pasy. ohssiff Ysas lef,
yesese6ay nosaiag Sse Dusaaso to
eelas Deaesa baeh 70 III eounty.
Doaeea has bssn esfleoalias q the
Askaaaaa Valley assot q ~ Ger.
nan Anesiean LIN losuraaes Com.
~ lssiae ~ ~ yeas.
Ns. ~ Ma ~. =. nlshas1s sr.
s1veG = - Junla ~ Fussdsy
csnies. lissse fssn ~ P>sllpslae
lslaa1e. vAssp ~. nionasds hes
~ eaeaoe1 = 8 Z. n. b. 4. wesk.
R euslne ~ - ~ yooss Dus.
las shsls ~ la0t ~ ~ ttey
Ves0 ~ suolo1 = M 9ossle r.
n00noP - - n -. -. MA
~ ee1og : 49, - Nh miller.
AM 3 M W - vocooos pe(nts
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28

~ oassa - Railway ce1paay
~ slasoe1 . nasiaa ~ nsssoeas
- ss1Uso ~ heoyy ~ - eRosnse
gsowonG 80 - ~ ~ = ~ doo-
~ - dAloaea1s e lBslgAe. 1Ais
sRoeal1esss. \ = ~. ooeu6o5 y
hnn1ss1o - lAensonls = 1ooaasD e.
eua1ly. ~ ~. = asaAea enlls ~
loessooq1 oel1eooaaV = tanl1lno -
f1ooCnl ~ 0an1s ~ ~ oo1v ~
eollGooo - eo-ooogallso = elAss
tol1goo11, ~ - = cn1Doosa ~
~ oeoeok = soCot ~ = eoeolgoG-
~. uoso ~ ~ olooa ~ en-
- fgon ~ Oog1D - ~ yun,n
~ hayln0 : ~ Is = - nooro.
oat. - 0tck 6 Voe1 ~ 8 -.
Ge4 N S1lA ~ o11l6ep - ~
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28

Rev. \. Conbls oalih. . kaasal
CIV DesasAsf viii . esacesas tae&.
boae. ~ ~ nall - ~ hea1 vheu
- ~ ~ ~ sssstsy sss1s nlls.
ooas salats ~ salnls ~ have
Uooe y s1ese ~ 1esi1 lPem -
-. ~ sse afSai1 ~ nlgh(
- osne ''oaooeosaal oe>eslsev* 4
~ sooe1 81 I. ~ ~ ~
oo1loDe1 ~ ~ slevso hoooe1 ~.
tnon. ~ eoas = ''ueo1oo1nae -
(1c(~ 49, . ~ = DesDlo ~
1n11o the1g oooP lsvees. rs1nonesu
0an)e1s oooep ~ ~ ossp1l
4 '>11l0 eooso = eoaGl11ooo11I =,
1 ~ (oo1lo1 ooo1uoo ~
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28

II President Wilson's policy Of
''watchful waiting Is continued
much longer all Of the Americans In
Mexico will be dead or have left the
country. and there won! BE- much
left Of the native population. II we
watch aud wait long enough. It's .
einch that's what will happen.
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28

Bootiegsers are on the run In
Osand Junction. also. according u
sswspapcr reports. A prominenl
cigar merchant Of that city was con-
victed and sentenced to jail for .
period Of six months. one day last
~sek. The trial Judge refused to re-
lease him ON bond. pending an sp-
pal.
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28

Purchaser Of ths Para 8. Hyde stocl
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28

The Otero county Sunday School
convention will be held In La Jun
u on Thursday and Friday. April
I'd and I'd. 1914. In addition to the
county and state officials. several
speakers OF national reputation will
be present and speak to the assem-
bly,.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-12
Gables
FOR sTiCRABLE TO
RESIGN F0RTHWITA

0AH -----l-- ~ =
4 Somebody Is very anxious to y
= have the way cleared for hinNelf 4
= to the Office Of the collector Of the 4
= port at Honolulu, 70 anxious that \
y the secretary Of the treasury yes 4
= terday cabled second request to =
= Collector Sthckablo that he re. \
x sign and get out Of the way. Tho =
4 cable read \
Your resignation BY cable re. =
= quested but no reflection upon =
= your character Is implied y
Mr.. Stackable admits that he =
= received the hurfy-np mtssage, but =
+ is disinclined 10 discuss II. II may =
4 be taken for granted, however, =
= that the collector has not sent in =
= his resignation as requested, BY =
= cable or otherwise. Il may fur 4
= ther be taken for granted that the =
= collector is not going to send IN =
= his resignation, BY cable or other =
4 wise. =
+ II the spoilsmen want 10 get =
= Mr.. Stackable ont Of the way, ID =
= order TO flll his official shoes with =
= someone else, say his friends, they y
= viii have TO do more than request =
4 his resignation. They, win have =
n 70 ERE him..
< Mr. Stackable has record =
= for efficiency second to none in =
= the customs service, said one Of 4
4 his friends last night, ''and there \
y is no reason Whatever, outside Of =
= politics. why he should not be al =
+ lowed to serve on. lie would be \
= foolish to resign and make IL easy =
= for the political spoilsmen. His =
y friends have advised him not 10 =
= resign, and IL IS most probsble =
= that he win take their advice.'' \
I**&**&**&** &&**n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-12
WOULD REVERsE THE
MAINA kEA ruin.
(Maii Special 70 The Advertiser.l

Milo I.,ns ~ -, ~
I4;la n,;,I 49, 49, ~ pni 80 ~
which the co,omnn s,s NJ - ,,as,, basn
aeens,or,sa tl,sn,,nh ast.i ssf ~, ~
nnaar ,yhIeh ~ nss, Sss ~ ~
not roo,,;re,l ~ sso,s =, G,'gS 81 49,
~. ~ 80 t;.natAi.s
Snnasv, mai; ,I'Ss arr;,,;ns :. .r,,, 40
Wsnns 80 49,; 49, ~ saT
mi IN Postma ster IA Il II cnebett 49, thas
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-12
Honolulu Proof
should Convince Every Honolulu
Reader

The frank statement Of a neighbor,
telling the merits of remedy, bids
you pause and believe.
Here's a Honolulu case. A Homo
lulu citizen testifes,
Read and be convinced.
James g. Il. Armstrong, Nuuanu Val
ley. Honolulu, Hawaii, says: 81 was
sufferer from kidney trouble for three
years, and Doan's Backaehe Kidney
Pills completely cured me. / have had
no return attack of the complaint dur,
ing the past year Icannot recommend
this remedy too highly
Doan's BacLache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at so cents per box (six boxes SO 5Ol,
or win be mailed on receipt Of price
by the Ilollistor Drug Go, Honolulu.
Wholesale agents FOR the Hawaiian Isl
lands
Remember the name, Doan Is, ana
take no substitute,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-12
REACH CRISIS
IN RUBBER
AEEA|RS


The aifairs Of the lEidalgo planta-
ton and Commercial Compapg are
once more warming UP. The special
committee appointed to represent the
Hawaiian certificate holders received
a long cablegram June from the San
Francisco representatives Of the var.
Gus Harrison properties,
Il This message was To the eject that
certain doeuments were in the lr,,as
OF the court and unless the sharehpld.
crs here would put up $4,000 pesos
Mexican, BY June ~ and $4,000 pesos
Mexican BY June 30 the rubber prop
critics would be foreclosed nlsj that
unless $4,000 in gold coin was forth
coming By June 30 the mortgage on
the coffee properties wonld bc foref
rloaod The eablegram then aekol
s'Nhat have yon arrangod with 70.
gard to-, these paymenta Reply i'm,
for information OF share
holders here, Very urgent Demands
nnmodiate attention dhf1ison wires
lose no time, Documents are 10, hands
OF court. '4nE t1ltft liff n IA IL. W.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-12
ELEVEN POWERS TO
SEND WARSHIPS

The United States naval department
IS now preparing for the ENTERTAINMENT
of the officers and men from the naYies
of the world that are to participate in
the exposition. The navy department
has informed the exposition that eleven
foreign nations have now sent the in,
formation that they would send war.
ships. The list OF maritime powers thai
are TO send ships now inclndes Austria,
Russia, Japan, Germany, France, Italy,
Argentine Republic, Greece, Span, Egg
land aud Portugal.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-12
VOLCANO REMAINs ACTIVE.

BEDDING, California, June 81 AS
sociated Press by Federal Wireless) -
Lassen Peak in Shasta county has again
burst into eruption, following its out
break, after q silence of centuries, that
occurred ON May 80. Steam and ashes
are rising one thousand feet high and
covering several hundred acres. The
eruption is the most violent thus far
recorded. No flames or lava have been
seen.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-12
PHILADELpnTA, june 10

PHILADELPHIA, June 10. -Asso-
ciated Press by Federal Wireless) n
Hans Wagner. shortstop and for many
years star batter for the Pittsburgh Ma;
tionals, yesterday made his three thou
sandth safe hit in major league base
bali. II was two Dagger in the ninth
and scored Pittshurgh's only run.
{ The record for number of hits is held
by Captain Adrian Q. Arson, the fam
Gus Chicago player Of some years ago,
whom made 3047 hits. Wagner is ex-
pected easily to sufpass this
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-12

BORN TO
H0M0tutANs IN PARIS

7 wireless adviees received in Homo
luln last night stated that daughter
had been born to Mr.. and Mrs. H, Cal
lord Smart IN Paris, Mrs Smart, for
merly Miss Thelma Parker, is the own,
er Of the famous Parker Ranch on the
island Of Hawaii and has been sojourn-
ing on the Continent for several
month";, Mr.. and Mrs. Smart intend
returning TO Honolulu next winter
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-12
GUsHER STRUCK: BIG
THING FOR HONOLULU

1t is reported that awireless messags
was received yesterday from J. Q. Lat.
ted in San Francisco ti,at the gusher
opened by the Lakeview No. 9 Oil
company is yielding 10000 barrels per.
day, valued at $4,000. Mr. Lutted wal
the sale promoter for this property III
Hawaii. The majority Of the stock is
held by Michigan capitalists, but HonD.
lnM Investors also own a large amount
Of shares
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-12
San ERANoIsco, June ~

SAN FRANCISCO, june -(Asso-
eiated Press by Federal Wireless -Iso-
bert @. Sproulo, nephew Of the presi-
dent Of the Southern Pacific railway,
was yesterday appointed cashier Of the
comptroller s office Of the University Of
California. Sproule succeeds Cashier
Wright who is charged with emlezzle-
mont OF university funds, tlken l., an
attempt TO reeoup losses sustained in
real estate speculation.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-12
ECONOMY IN THE Bind.

IL costs but a small amount TO keep
Chainherlainis Collie, Cholera aud Diarr.
hoen Remedy always ia your medicine
chest, and IL IL economy In tbs ead. II
always cures and cures quickly. For
sale hY ali dealers BerHon, Smith & Co,
Ltd, agents for Hawaii,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-12

(From "Wednesday Ailyertiser.)
The board Or harbor eommisaioners
voted 70 help the Mntzgn Navigation
Company send the sugar on Pier 10,
~ their Meeting yesterday morning.
ne rerne1s m alhornia have claimed
dunnage against the steamship company
on sugar shipped from that wharf BE-,
cause TIE aallhalt dressing sticks 10 the
sugar bags. Hence the board ordered
Engineer Park 70 put 4 supply OF sand
on tho wharf to use III covering up
the soft spots.
TIE officers Of the Mauna Loa which
arriyed Yesterday. morning reported
the MeGfcgor wharf so badly damaged
BY the recent Kona storm as to be nm
safe for landing passengers there. Con-
tractor A. A. Wilson, who leaves for
Maui this morning, was authorized TO.
make temporary repairs H cost OF same
does not exceed $50.
superintendent Joseph Il. Sheedy said
that the lnter-Island Company win not
sell transportation to McGregor 4 nor
land passengers there until it is safe
TO do so. Commissioner James Wake
field said that II would be well 10 close
the wharf except for mail and freight
until the Kihei wharf Is ready.
The board let the contract for tho
new Kihei wharf to A. A. Wilson at
$4,000, The next lowest bid was that
Of Mr.. Foss at $652l. Az only $500
is available for this job, Chairman J (.
W. Caldwell wa6 authorized to modifyl
the contract MS recommended BY Engisl
neer +. b. Park, in accordance with
the general provisions embodied in the
bids The net cost Of the wharf will
be $52s3.34. This will leave balance
Of $4G6.G6 to pay for inspection Onl
motion Of Wakefield the board vote 1
to employ Irspnctof Merrill on this
job in recognition Of his faithful and
efficient services on the ATahukona con
tract. Mr. Wakefield said that when
the board has an efleient employee il
is worth while keeping him.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-12

SOUTHAMPTON, England, June o.
~ Associated Press by Federal Wire.
less) Sir Thomas Upton = new candi-
date for the honor Of winning the
Americas cup Shamrock Nv showed
excellent form in her. first trial today,
far understanding the Older Sham
rock in a race sailed under good con
ditions. The experts who saw the race
are greatly pleased with the sailing
abilities of the. new yacht.
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holders liability as provided by the
laws Of this Territory.
Shareholders may reasonably ex-
peet the inside stoekAolders Of the pres
ent companies to vote fayorably on
deciding to the new corporation all as
sets now forming part Of these eorpo-
rations, only part, Of which are now
represented by acre, shares. Mr.. Har-
rison, in addition, has agreed IN a let
ter to deed approximately 400 acres Of
additional land, from his personal hold
ings adjbiring Irlanda Coffee Plantas
tion, to al,og Of an extension of this
property.
"The shareholders Of the three ex-
listing companies must satisfy them
selves that the futnfe prospects Of the
new company warrants an additional IN
vestment Of funds The immediate out
look Of any concern about 10 be reeog
nized does not. as a rule, offer a great
indueement, The future must be drawn
upon. ti
Elm arriving at an Intelligent com
elusion in this particular ease, due con
sideration should be given 10 the pres
ent serious political situation In Mexico,
with its inevitable crisis. This contro-
versy may OF may not affect the new
company's activities adversely, but mn,
ill stable government Is established an
element Of risk will prevail that must
be assumed.
1.-THE speculative nature of the bust,
ness demands a high interest return and
II the future cannot offer this induce
ment, shareholders are hardly warrant.
ed in risling new capital Ia order to
create a value to past indiscreet invest,
ment.p
John Macanley said yesterday that
the San Francisco concern apparently
still considers Hawaiian investors IN
Iiidalgo as being suckers else there
would not be the remarkable discrep-
ancy between their recent eablegrams
10 the committee aud their printed cir
cnlars to the shareholders.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-12

WASHINGTON. June TO- (Asso-
eiatcd Press by Federal Wireless) w
The revenue cutter Bear was yesterday
ordered TO proceed to WrangeIl Island
TO rescue tho twonty-one members Of
the crew Of the whaling steamer Kar-
LAX which was caught in an ice flow
and crushed The men made their way
70 Wrangell Island across the ice.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-12
PIEs cuRrp N ) 10 4 DAVIS.

FAIU OINTMENT Is guaranteed
q cure any case Of Itching. Blind,
Bleeding or protriding Piles IN o to
- days or money refunded Made BY
PARIS MEplciNi: CO., Saint Louis
U. OF Al. tt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-12

NEW YORK, jane To- Assoeiated
Press by FEDERAL Wireless) The Eng
lish challengers for the international
polo cup yesterday defeated picked
team by the score of eleven and half
uais 10 three and three7quartefs. The
game was called after six periods Oh
account OF the heat. The IInrlinghanis
displayed good team and combination
work. With the first game for the
challenge trophy 10 be played with the
Amcfiean four set for next Saturday,
il was decided yesterday that the sec
ond game will be played on June six
icenth and the third game il necessary
on the twentieth.
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\ Word was received here Yesterday
that NJ. Jules Ratard, former con
sui for France here, died at his home
in Paris. M, Jules Ratard was well
known in Hawaii, his wife being Miss
Minnie Pufvis,ga sister oR.Mrs, II. g.
Blaekniah aud r. w n Puvis, man.
9ger Of Grove Farm Plantation on
Kauai.
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work WILL
Be RESUMED SOON ON
PEARL HARBDR ORvD0Ck

: SAN FRANCISCO, June TO- y
= Especial TO The Advertised by Fed. 4
= eraI W'rolens) Navy ofioials here 4
y declare that the stanford modIfs 4
= cation Of the original drydonk y
fplanga have been adapted and ar =
= raII9cuentg coinuI6fsd whereby. s
+ work a. roar1 Hafhor Eorolulo \
*wili hs resumed n 4 few weeks, =
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. NEW YORK, June TO- tAssociated
Press by Federal wireless) Willie
Richie, world : lightweight champion,
and Freddie Welsh, lightweight cham
pion Of England, signed articles here
Yesterday to fight twenty rounds in
London on July A.