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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07

HEREFORD BULLS FOR
SALE. Inquire at First Nation
al Bank of Tucumcari.
w. *. Anderson was here from
Ft. Worth, Texas. this week on
business.
Miss Barmelee, of Michigan,
is a patient in the Tucumcari
Hospital.
Mrs. IL. G. Nudge and two
sons are the guests of l.. T.. Nor
ris and family this week.
Mrs. II. a. Wayne has return
ed from Mineral Wells, Texas.
her health greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cochenour, of
Pratt, kas.. have been guests of
friends in Tucumcari this week.
W~ANTED-Stock to pasture,
Sl.00 per month, plenty of water.
2-t pd c. H.. DeYampert.
Julian Burger, who was recent
~ operated on at the Tucumcari
Hospital, is reported to be i'm
proving.
Joseph Durfce of Lucille, a cat
tleman, was in Tucumcari visit
ing old friends and transacting
business.
Mrs. Freeman Allen UNDER
went a critical operation at the
Tucumcari hospital the first Of
the week.
II. r.. Mcbride was here last
week from Albuquerque in the
interest of the international har
vester Co.
Mesdames Stevenson and John
son, of Pratt, Kansas, are the
guests of Mrs. II. u. Donohoo
this week.
II. c. Hardin, former section
foreman at M%ontoya, has return
ed from a three weeks vacation
spent i'm visiting points in the
East.
For Rent: Three room house.
lights and water, newly papered;
40 south Srd street. Rent 5000.
See John $. Bryan, block north
of high school. ltpd-tf
The Electric Light Company
has "A fine window display. Hot
point week begins May IL, and
will be worth the attention of
every lady in town.
PERCHERON STALLION.
The dapple grey percheron stall
lion, George, weight 1890 pounds
will make the season at Wayne's
Livery Stable, Tucumcari, N. NJ.
The Vorenberg has been a
busy place the last week on ac-
count of the train service being
in bad condition. Mr.. Vorenberg
says it's an i'll wind that blows
nobody good.
Mrs. Henry c. Gilman, who
has been in the Tucumcari Hos
pital for some time, is regaining
her health, and was able to re-
turn to her home in Nara Visa
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07

CIV. White,of the Rama neigh
borhood, left Saturday night
for Santa Fee, where he will sit
on the federal grand jury for
two or three weeks.
Milk cows for sale. 10 native
cows with calves, and 10 good
jerseys. Cash or on time. In
quire at this Office, or see Geo.
r. Rice, Hudson, n. NJ. 1t.
The Woman lodge will have
an old-faShioned basket picnic
July 4, at the Blue Water Holes.
A splendid program is being pre-
pared which will be announced
later.
Contractor Ed Hall has the
contract for building a nice bun
galow for a. Il. Carter on south
End street. He also reports
other improvements to be made
soon.
X. G.. Chambers has taken
charge of the Elk's Home. J.
II. Pearson, the former Superin'
tendent, has resigned and gone
to his farm in the Lloyd neighbor-
hood.
Don't pay $500 for flour when
you can buy u. S. as good as any
flour made for $2.75. Let us
send you a sack. Remember,
your money back if il fails to
please.
For SALE-Sweet potato slips
a specially; cheaper this year:
express prepaid on orders of
$500 or more. Write for circu-
lar of prices and kinds. II. Jones
* Co., Clarendon, Tex. 30-3t
Last night the boys of the
school athletic clubs we're royal
" entertained at the home of w.
ID. Shadwick. Games of various
kinds were PLAYED, and refresh
ments served,
Jno. j. Hyatt and VIM. Parker
osDeming, and G.. A. Martin, of
Denver, were here this week
with two train loads of cattle
from the Deming country en-
route to Pueblo, Colo.
Rev. a.. n. Evans, of the NJ. f.
Church, returned yesterday from
albuquerque and Santa Fee. and
left this morning to attend the
general conference which is now
being held at Oklahoma City.
For Sale Bed room suite, in
Guiding bed clothing, two mission
rockers and library table, all in
good condition except wash stand
Cost 10000 new; will sell for
$500 cash. Inquire of Mrs. j..
II. Page, corner Smith and Rock
Island SITS.
Phil Shahan makes a report
concerning his success in raising
cattle. Last November, he and
w. l.. Boren purchased 81 cows
and seventeen calves, and up to
the present time have lost but
one COW, The cattle are in fine
condition. Mr.. Boren has charge
of the ranch and reports % calves
| which arrived last month.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07

several OF our automObiliStS
were out Sunday trying their
cars in real mud. The trial
proved to their entire satisfac-
ton that mud is worse than sand,
especially when it comes to dam
aging shoes and clothing.
Several train loads of cattle
were unloaded at TucumcariSun-
day to await the opening of the
roads north and east. Sale Bros,
photographers, took a nice pic
turc of the yards and cattle, and
it certainly was a nice scene.
Henry J. Wofford and family
have returned from an extended
visit with relatives in Kansas and
Arkansas. They will remain
here a short time. They expect
to move to Lewiston, Mont, the
latter part of May.
Coming direct from New York
From the Manger to the
Cross. The greatest biblical
moving picture ever produced.
To be shown in five parts at the
Photoplay Saturday, May 10,
matinee and evening.
Have you any broken furniture
or any other repair work that
you want done right, knives OF
shears sharpened, Brazing or sol
dering of any kind, | am equip
ped to do all that kind of work,
and the way you want it done
{. II. Haas,
The little girl of Erick Pear
son died Wednesday morning.
Some time ago the child suffered
with an attack of pneumonia, but
was supposed to have recovered.
Sunday she was taken sick again,
and it was found to be suffering
from assesses of the lungs.
The Clovis News came out last
week with a l2-page booster edi-
ton. 1t was filled with big live
advertisements which speak vol
umes for our live sister town. 1t
also had several nice photographs
reproduced showing farm and
city scenes-very attractive in
deed.
The new wagon bridge across
the Revuelto creek on the Amar-
lilo road was badly damaged by
the high waters last week. The
top was washed away, The rock
foundation is still in good shape,
but will need considerable repair
work done to be put il in shape
to be crossed rapidly with auto
mobiles.
The new city administration
has commenced grading the
streets. Out on Gaynell the
grader will finish the job of max
ing that street the turning point
of the waters from south of town
which formerly ran on down
town and flooded the BUSINESS
section. Contrary to high au-
thority this street needed but a
two-foot grade to carry the wa
ter over Adams street where il
was thought il would be neces'
sary to make a six foot cut.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07

The Bay View Club held its
last regular meeting of the year
Wednesday at Mrs. Gordon's.
This club expects to entertain
their husbands within the near
future.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07

McSdameS Read and German
very pleasantly entertained last
Friday by giving an Auction Par
ty. Players were at eight tables.
All fortunate enough to be pres
ent spent an enjoyable afternoon.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07

Mesdames Bccth and Cady are
giving an Auction party this af-
ternoon.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07
SOCIAL CIRCLE DO|NGS

Mrs. Lee Pearson will enter
tain the Embroidery Club tomor-
row.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07

The Woman's Home Mission
AIRY Society will meet for study
at the Center Street Methodist
Church Thursday afternoon,
May Il, at $50 o'clock. Scrip
ture reading. Mrs. Duval.
Song, Mrs. HittSon.
The call to service. Mrs. San
dusky.
The Laws, and one hundred
and fifty thousand children
Mrs. Tarpley.
Our oriental brothers on the
Pacific coast, Mrs. Elkins.
The Buddhist invasion of our
country, Mrs. Mosley.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07

The ladies of the Christian
Church are being entertained
this afternoon by Mrs. Freeburg
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07
A Successful Drug
Store Service
our aim Is to carry O,tr
drug store service tn u
successful conclusion:

From the taking Of your order to its
delivery there is no, one item over
looked that will help to give You
greater service, comfort and conven
fence. We are pleased to term this
successful drug store service OF ours a
cooperative service. II helps us be.
cause 1t increases our patrons and
makes them permanent customers. 1t
helps you because it relieves you of
worry and detail. II you have o al
ready tried our service we would be
pleased to have you do so.
Phone us IL you like, and you will
receive your order promptly.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-07

Mrs. 5. i. Richie was hostess
TO the Crochet Club thursday af-
ternoon. rhe usual number of
members were present and time
was passed in crocheting. Dain-
ty refreshments were served.
Invited guests present were
Mesdames Kelly and Burns, and
Misses Edna, Koch and Victor.
Mrs. Muirhead will entertain the
next meeting Of the Club.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01

ben oiejen fbredliten &riee nidt here
a~ufbeiftporen inb finb abfoliit mahts
Loo ibm eeeeniiber; mir boffen aber
fDsi4 0~eredbtisfeit BON benz Sieger,
.per es aud fem mag, baR bas 9dnbs
dben bleibt mas es ut. Wir 2uremz
'burgs 4merifoner lieben infer fleines,
ireies unb nnabbdngi9es 6eimdtbsz
aano a,1 in Der Ssrne.-8 b
Sc o n.
Cascade, Sespa.-Oie Samilie Did
Sober lit Iebte @ohe bon Dubuque
'naH Cascade nberseiiebelt unb bot oas
Sotels @eSfdft pieberim i~ibernommen.
@u9uit Sanien, Der bisberiee 8aItz
tpirtb i'm Sotel Saber, piro nah Biss
iiberiieoeln. mo er unfpeit Wa>
TSiion in elmer Creamery arbeiten ruiro.
91lbuaue, Spua.-Sobn &neS 1T
am %. Nusuit in ieiner Samiliens
po6nnng. 1403 8aibinstou Ctr, i'm
<er o so Sabrsn 9eitorben. @s
iiberlebeu ibn feline 8attiu, bier SD1s
ter Srdu Us. e. Hoberts, Council
Bluffs. So.. Srau 9alter aed. Ybpuis
uub Waaria unb elm Sobn. Wifael,
&qe gu DUBUQUE. Sas feierli9e 9es
9rd6niB fanb am 25. 4usuit bon ct.
Warien aus, auf Dem Galparienz
@ottesader itatt. W6ee Der 8erS
itorbene ruben in Srieoenl
2satarS, Suwa.-Serr Watt. 8eIs
ter. Der dr Omaha giienbahnseleiIe
or6a,t,A L,,,~No sLI...r, k.x(nA+ IL;
Irheit BEL Senep. Gin Sraft>
5ns entsleiite bort enc bic Strefenz
arbeiter paren barau. bas GeleiIe
alis5ubefiern, Sci oieier arbeit flo9
6rn. 8elter elm giIeaiplitter ms @e>
ii6t unb brahte i'm esle IdJmer3bdfte
Shnitttpunbe ober benz Inses 81.
CT purbe in dr3tlhe 9ebanblung ees
nommen unb man bofft, bnb Die Seis
lung normal nerlaufen piro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01

iiber Die bolninoiife @rense berirrt
batten, bierbtu sebrdht unb enttpaffs-
net. 9ie bleiben bier bis Der &rieg9
5u gnbe ut. tleber ben yeriauf beS
arieges ielbit mei4 n bier nidtts
Sefttmmtes. WobI lit befanft. baB
(piele) Sannpneraner bel 2iittih !.
gesen Die S1sier seiodten baben. a
Sas Semitic bier miro biqiger; Huss
fnbr nn6 anberen 2dubern aibt es
nidt. Goriee ISOLDE fonnte n flint
grpbe @urfen faufen fir einen bpf6ns
oiidlen Gent. Rebl pirb t6eurer. oieo
&egierune bat iebo6 bic YreiIe feits
geIebt. Die Amiterbomer RaNerlinie.
Die leste Sertbeioieung Soaanb's, 1T
ferti9 geiteqt. 9ie 9nbn lGSt pieIe
3iige laufsn. llniere slrbeiter in Den
iiioliden aoblenbergtperfen iinb i'm
M~ilitdroienit. Sb S6iife nab Zines
rita fabren, lit fraeliG. 8obl geben.
lniere boIldnoiiten S6iffe rod nndt-
Snpien unb miro uuiere Slaage nidt
beldltigt. llniere &onieiu bot itre,
Yferoe ~abgeeeben fin ben @ren3s unb
TerpfIegurgSbient; ibr @emaH hot
fir @ertpumbete 400 Betten aeidentt.
Iau lpiu belfen 10 bel man Tam.
Die belsiifen Nadbarn bemten Sas
MN libel mno slanben, mir bdtten nit
SeutId)lnnb einen Sertrag; bas iii
aber 9an5 falih. Die @emiitber iinb
ihredlih erreat; Gnropa lit iuie etn
llrualo bon lanter ,uiloen 9bicren, mo
bas cine bas anbere friRt. GS 1T cine
Shhtiguns beS Sintmsis, - SIN brei
iiiolihen 0ropiu5eu SoQano'S 1T
seitern Der &riesssuitanb erfIGrt fpors
ben; aaes itebt bort inter gasHtGr.
G~omnanbo. @er bort reiien hill,
mib eineu Sub 6aben.-(g. e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Sireft pDm &riegsibamplat.
(epesial.G orreipunSema bieier .3eituns.)

q m It b a m, ben 10. aus. IA.
-8ir iino i'm Wobilsuiruub. Sola
Lamb bat eleih feline Sruppeu an Die
8ren3e seporfen, 10 bab iiber 9anb
cine fremoe Waht niht 10 auf Yans
tofieln binein marihieren fam. 3ur5
an u~nierer iiielihen @ren3e. cine balbe
StunSe bon Raaitriht bel Bile, Der
eriten belsiihen Station. lit morberiIh
eefohteu porben; ferner bel 2iittiG.
@ertpunoete tperoen bon Soaanb auf>
senommen; Sliiftlinee. DEFENDERS
9euti6e, Die aus Selsien pertrieben
tparen. nnbm man auf. beipirtbete lie
unp ihidte Tie mad Gafen peiter.
M%usen5ensen iinb sans cntriiftet iiber
bic 0reuel, tpeldbe in ben paar gasen
on bemtihen giirsern in 8elgien Der.
iibt wurben. Sis iebt bat MO uniere
Bren5en reipcttiert. tpeiteres alb
fparten. 1Iniere @eidGfte iino nabe5u
ruinirt. Sie &nnbid1aft bleibt gu
Sauie. Sil6erselo iiebt man fat
niht. Gs mub ihief seben. ipenn
nidbt iebr baIb cine aenberung eintritt.
Mm It + > a M. ben II. MMg. IA.
-Oie Yoit BON Seutihlano bleibt 10
Gage aus. 3eituuseu uno griefe
fommen ~iiberbaupt niht bon Seuti6s
Lamb, nur oifene Nittbeiiunsen ober
Y~oitfarten. = Der Siherbeit tpesen,
bab Die 9elsier nidt arf Seutihe bel
&iitti6 ihieben, bate MAJ Den bods
tu'ften Siidof unb ben 9Irsermeifter
bon 9iittih ais @eiieln feitsenommen,
iest iinb tic pieber freiselahen. SoIs
Lamb blei6t itrene neutral. - Sonutas
iuurbeu ca. piersis belsiihe Solpaten
NIT brei Sffi5ieren. bic iih 5u tpeit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Ns iheint, als Oh 9eutf6z
IN Lamb bic ben Sapau ge>
wv iteqte Soreerune, &tuus
y lFA-- -..-- A,n -

lQtp Die U1U Supult He>
iteIte Soreerune, &tuus
~ tifou nifsusebsn, polz
itdnbi9 ignoriert. Wenn Sas i%tir1nIt.
10 lit oieie itillfJpeisenoe grruibes
runs elm 6arafteriiti1hes 3eifeu, oab
bieies @olf pon Der 8ehf6dffenbeit
.ieiner Sade iiber5eust lit unO iid
ni6t ourh Die G%robuneeu eiues 9uQp
einf6iehtern ldbt.
Siin9tau. Der 6afen oes belitifeu
8n1taebiets. ut bon Der See aus fat
nneinnebmbar. Nngeii6ts Der See
ftunssseifiise tperben es Die iapauis
iten &riessififfe tpobl por5ieben. ii6
auber Shnbneite gu balten. Sic
Sapaner tperoen alio 5fpeifelos einen
2ancuneriff unternebmen. penn LINEN
aud oo elm energii6er 8ioeritano ses
leijtet merben tpirb.
ttnb bier ltegt Der Safet; Mifdhoer
Sruppen iueroen BEL einem iolhen Iuz
griff niht III in GROCER Stdrte Ourf)
6ireSihes @ebiet mdrifieren, ion>
bern Dor IIIem lire sansen militdris
iden Sperationen duf oieles @ebiet
con5entrieren miiiien.
&iautihou, befannt als borsiisIih
perproniantiert, tpirb nnb Der S6d@
suns militdriiher grperten, imitanbe
iein, elmer it'd lang b~in5iebenben Be-
lagerung Stanb 81 bnften; nit anoez
rem Worten, es rpirb geniigenb Belt
fem fir bic gnttpideluns Der Gage i'm
Orient als moraliifes 8eiultat bieies
jdpaniiIen Ineriffs.
ale Setradtungen iiber Sapan's
tlltimatum, uun benz eisentlifen Sipef
abseieben, Der Gtnmarih Der 1ruppen
in China, tuaS cine Ierletuns bes nit
bieiem 3anbe seitlpKenen gertrases
bebentet, mnh baS Abfummet nit ben
Der. Staaten lafen iebe M1sliffeit
zines fummenSen tlnsliids su-
China itelt nit Reft Die pbilantros
piihe Experimentation ieines binters
Iiltisen Ndhbars in Srage uno Dieie
Neutralitdts s8erlesung. Die MIR benz
Sfpefe bient, cine prohineiii6e Mdht
dnduereifen, tpiro faum ibren ginflub
auf Die gepolferuns perfeblen nnb Dem
Srdiibenten granihifai cine Rosli6s
feit perihaffeu, ieiner, benz 8olfe uns
beliebten &eeierrng einen Sait su
geben. tuenn our9 ben &ries Der Haz
triotismus entfudt tporoen lit.
Sn bieiem Sale tpiiroe fir 8liblanb
rno england Die Gage cine duberit
prefdre fem. Defenders. ba nur elm
Sladern Der prientaliIhen SIamme ges
riigen tpiiroe.A mn in Snbien cine Tes
pollution berpor3urufen.
0on irgenb einem Stdnbpunft aus
6etrahtet, bat Die eneliihe Hcsieruua
BEL ibrer faltbliitisen, alif cine Sers
nittuns Seutihlanb's geridtete Yolis
tit p~oreilis cine Situation sei1aiien.
Die ii9 rtft nur 3n einem gunlerane
9egen ensliife Sntereiien enttpiGeln
miro, ionoern @olfer unb Idfte in
ben aries itiir5t. Die anSernfaqs babor
betpabrt seblieben fudren." 60 erfIdrt
Die ~Tillpautee Sree PreB".
SeutI6ldnb bat in Ieinem hineiis
ifen Radtsebiet bier ober flint &reuz
ser. 9ieielben fpiirben iftperlib aud
MIR einem ein3i9en bon ben ~setpaltis
gen mobernen Sdlahtitiffen Sas
pans gspafieu fem. limb Der
Nifaoo mill Die 8elt sIauben MAIDEN.
(Siebe iapaniifes llltimatlm. Geite
9 ooer 10) oaB bieIe beutifen &reu,
ser ben iapanii6en unb ben ensliiden
Sanbel in Den aiiatiiGen 8eipdiiern
b~ebrobten. I'm iih iiber Die seraoe5u
%eoloiiale @erlosenbeit bieier Saritelz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01

miro Sronfreid me 5uaeben, baB 2nr.
emhina neutral blc;beli iou, Inn etne
BIeOerbolnng oes iesigen SuitarseS
nit Den Geutif,en I'M 9eiis oeiielbcn
81 crioi;ben. unb oaS 5ehaitet. SGT
Die 8roBbersosin hires Sbrones err,
lett, Die @ammer alfeelSit unb Sng.
emburg eHtpeSer .su~ssRem fran5Sii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01

ider Separtement ooer elmer beIsi.
iden Erppin5 gemaft lairb. rpie Ser
G~naldnoer g8eils am lebtcn 9onners-
tag IN Der Chicago Tribune oorae.
ldl lSer bat. Nit Der 2,Temburue.
Nsation III as bonn ols. unS Sie 9Ar.
embnrgcr iperoeu oaun nuanaebr Oh,
.@alide" sesabsbsysrnsn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
IHEATfR
LAW UNDER TEST
Sheriff Arrests Manager Ma
COON and Rev. mr., Wadman
for Alleged Violations.
'Clafom Wcdncsday Advertiser. J

yCPfom Wednesday Advertiser.)
foundations wore laid yesterday for
tests suits on the sunday amusement
law. After hesitating several days,
Sheriff Rose caused penal summons
TO be served on John II. Magoon, man
agef OF the Consolidated Amusement
company, and Rev. John W. Wadmang
They are both charged with violating
the law by giving motion picture shows
on Sunday.
The action against Rev. Mr.. wadman,
who is superintendent of the Anti
Saloon League, came as n surprise 70
his friends. Rev. Mr.. Wadman gave
a motion picture exhibition in the in
terests Of prohibition ut the Popular
Sunday evening two weeks ago A few
days later the Consolidated Amusement
Company announced that il would give
motion pictures shows at the Biiou
every Sunday evening, and last Sunday
it carried out this promise.
IL is understood that the theatrical
company is friendly to the action takon
by the sheriff, wishing the Sunday.
amusement law to be tested.
At present several points are raised,
the most salient one being whether a
theatrical company can give Sunday
performance provided II does not charge
admission. Another one is whether,
such n performance as given by Rev.
Mr.. Wadman comes under special
phase of the law. ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
Travellers From West Coast Say
Peru and Northern Chile s..
Suffer Most u ii

PANAMA, September 25. -. (Corre.
spondence of The Associated Pressy- -
Travellers reaching here from the west
coast of South America report that the
effects of the European war are keenly
felt in Peru and northern Chile Min
ing In the great nitrate fields is prae.
ticaliy suspended owing to the loss of
the usual European markets, and since
the nitrate region is practically des,
'ert, incapable of supporting any other
industry, the miners face starvation or
migration as their alternatives.
The large import and export houses
such as at Lima and Callao are doing
very little business
Scarcity of gold or other suitable cir
culating medium has been a difficulty in
Peru and apparently II has been impos.
sible for the government TO agree upon
an adequate relief measure that would
bring better conditions. As result OK
changes have increased in value and it
has been found necessary TO declare q
partial moratorium which has been ex,
tended from time to time.
In all of the west coast ports of
consequence thcre are nile German
steamers which previous TO the Euro
poan conflict played an important part
IN the commerce Of South America
British steamers which have shared
with. the German companies the carry
ing trade Of western South America,
still arc calling regularly at these ports,
but owing to the lack Of business are
carrying very little freight and few
passengers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
Pleads Guilty To Larceny and
EmbezzIement and viii
Be Deported

Yesterday was Joe Forage = day
in Judge Ashford 3 division of tho first
eircnit court and Joe went through
the ordeal of seeing seven criminal
actions against him finally disposed or.
He pleaded guilty to the charges Of
larceny in the second degree and ON.
bezzlement, had nolle Prosequi en-
tered TO the charge of defrauding an
inn,keeper and the same action taken
as TO four charges for gross cheat.
Judge Ashford deferred passing sen.
tence on Forage until SATURDAY morn.
ing, but il Is understood that Joe will
shake the dust of Honolulu and Hawaii
OIL his. feet this morning when the
Wilhclmina leaves. 'Ef r.
The appeal in the case against John
Medeiros, charged with assault and bat,
terry, was withdrawn by the defend.
ant and the case ordered stricken from
the calendar by Judge Ashford v
. Owing to Attorney J. Alfred Magoon
being engaged as one of the attorneys
for the defense IN the JEFF McCarn
case, the case OF the Territory against
Mrs. Kate Welsh, charged with per,
jury, was eontinlAl by Judge Ashford
until saturday when it viii bc reset
for trial. .sa
Judge Ashford Is panel Of trial jurors
viii be in court at nine clock this
morning, two Jury trials being on the
calendar Of the day, as follows Joe
REYES, charged In each of two cases
with selling liquor without the re-
quired license.
4 D. . .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
DireDistress
II Is Near at Hand TO Hundreds Of
Honolulu Readers,

Don't neglect an aching back.
Backache Is often the kidneys cry
for help.
Neglect hurrying to the kidneys aid
Means that urinary troubles may fol-
low. .sS
Or danger of worse kidney trouble.
Here's convincing testimony: ,
Mrs. Maria Sipae, D2927 Hogan ST.,
Spokane, Wash, says; t'My kidney
trouble began with lamc, painful and
weak lack. ] couldn't stoop without
FIRST standing so thai thcro would be
no strain on my back then | had TO
Put my hands across the siuall Of my
back as a support | had bearing
down feeling in my hips and my blad-
der was iniiamed had gravel and
the kidney secretions were in bad
shape. One day saw Doan s Back.
ache Kidney Pills advertised and be-
gan using them They holpod me right
away and four boxes cured me. l
haven't had sign Of kidney trouble
since. (" 4#.,...rt 80 -, =. |'
Doan 3 Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storelSeepers
at 90 cents per kox (six boxes for
$3.50, or will be mailed on receipt Of
price ny the HOLSTER Drug Co., Homo.
lulu, wholesale agents for the Hawaiian
Islands .u ~,
Remember the name, Doan,s, and
take no substitute. 4.
. To- .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
ASSAULT ON TSINGTAU BEGUN

PEKG October 7ssoated
attacked the Germans Yesterday The Germans withdrew
for decisive ard assault
the following announcement yesterday
furnished by H. Anta
"A
South Seas landed
the IA
IDurng operations no nMasfpsf
"a Japanese held captive