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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-09
Child Labor Committee.

NEW YORK, March s.-Announce-
ment was made here today By the
national child labor committee that
al tine details hare been completed
for the tenth annual national confer
ence which viii open at New
Orleans on Sunday afternoon. March
Is. TWO score or more of the most
prominent advocates of better child
labor laws, representing as many sec
tons Of the country have accepted in
vifations TO attend. Many will adj
dress the conference during the ses-
sions which will continue through
Wednesday, March IS.
The two important subjects which
win come before this years confer
ence it was stated today. will be en-
lforcement of child labor laws and the
question of federal legislation with
special reference to the Owen-Palmer
child labor bill now pending in con
gress. THE backwardness of south
! ern states and the exemptions that
weaken the laws OF other states" also
viii be discussed In detail. In con
inection with today's announcement Of
1.-THE program, Owen n. Lovejoy, gen
leral secretary OF the national child
labor committee. issued the following
appeal for funds.
ITO carry out the study Of methods
of administration of child labor laws
we need a larger staff, for our work
will be more comprehensive than 1t
has been in the past. The legislative
battle is far from won and unless
our income is greatly increased we
must face the serious question as to
4 which line CT effort ii is most urg
emily necessary for us to follow. We
1shouid like TO celebrate our tenth
anniversary with a doubling of our
membership and a total income OF
100000. Then it would be POSSIBLE
for US to continue our membership
and present work for better child la
4 Dor laws and to take up adequately
the matter of enforcement of the child
labor laws already enacted
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the Federal managers have jumped Ia.
There MAJ be a reason for this move
other than the fact that organized
baseball discarded a Federal contrac.
and caused KilIifer 70 jump back 10
the PhiNies after he had signed With
Gilmore. After heraiding widely
their expectation OF signing iris
Speaker. Sam Crawford and a re"
other returning world tourists, the
Federals got away with only Mike
Doolan and Steve Evans.
The rosters OF the Federal clubs SO
fa- announced have also failed TO dig
close any wonderful array Of big
league talent The sensations prom
Used have as yet failed to swing into
/ view and as batting averages have a
good chance of dumping in the league
between nov and the opening OF the
season, the Federals may be expected
to do some tall gcrambiing coming up
the stretch.
The Federalg have caused baseball
salaries to soar to unheard OF
heights and cost organized baseball!
hundreds OF thousands in increased
salaries and players. but they failed
with the punch here last week in land,
ing new stars. The scattering OF ma
jor league plagers through the Feder-
al Iine-ups 80 far is not extremely i'm
prcssiye. The outlaws" have cut in
TO the majors to considerable extent,
g.,k 49,. ,,tn1s,,. f,. ,.fran qff ia4. 4tni.
own eztrayagant claims.
Most Of the Giants returning here
Friday are no. enronte to Marin
with Manager sfcGraw 10 get down to
spring training sork After the ban
qaet In Chicago other players anu
managers win hurry for the camps,
club owners Nill settle back home and
box scores give promise Of figuring II.
baseball again in he near future.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-09
Police Raid Cock Einht

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service |
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, March 0. Six
ty-seven Milwaukee men were not
feeling very cocsfy this morning. Fol.
lowing raid Sunday on cock fight
they We're fearful of being recognized
and carried into court. Sheriff Nc.
Greal and thirty deputies surrounded
the pit. pulling men out of the chick
en- GOODS and demanding ball Of s25
each. The first forty-eight to give bali
were Smith ten were Browns. ,
and tho rest Jones
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-09
KANSAS CITY FEDERALS
STILL CLAIM BLANDING
Name Included In Probabi. Early Sea-
son Lineup Given Out Today
Start South Tonight.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. /
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March g.
Pitcher Blanding OF the Cleveland
Maps. who jumped back to the HON
ers fold after signing with the Feds
Is listed in the probable early season
lineup OF the local Federals given out
today, while preparations were being
made for departure to spring training
quarters at Wichita Falls, Texas, to
night. The roster follows.
Pitchers Blandsng, Packard, Hen,
ming, Pogue, Baumgardner and Harris.
catchers- Easteriy and Brown.
Enfelders stovall, 1st base; Ken
worthy, End base; Goodwin, short
stop; Perrine, 3r'd base; Derringer
and Sapp, utility.
outfielders Kruger Chadbourne
and Stone.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-09

the defendant, is an heir of Samuel
r. VOORHEES, and as such had an inter.
est IN lots four az, five CO. and SIX
l6) in block forty-nine (49) in Keo.
kuk, Lee county, Iowa; that the SAD
Clarence Runner died in October o.
1906. leaving as his only heir, his
mother, Kitty Elizabeth Runner, and
that the title TO said property is nov
In the plaintiffs and asking that the
title to said property be quoted n
them and unless You appear and De.
fend before noon of the second day o.
the next regular May term Of salu
court to be begun in the city of keos
kuk on the fourth day OF May, A Y
1914, a default will be entered agains..
you and decree rendered as prayeo
for in said petition.
RALPH B. SMITH. I
Attorney for Plaintinss
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WoIaast WORKING Hard.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
MILWAUKEE, Wis, March Al
though AID Wolgast has little bump
On his left mauier, he did not slacken
speed in his training today Anxious
to make the weight early, he was out
on long hike this forenoon and In
the afternoon devoted himself to spar
ing with the three partners ami dane
ing around the ring with some shadow
boxing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-09
Original Notice

In the district court OF the state Of
Iowa in and for Lee county, at Keo.
kak.
Al. a Runner and Martha P. Run
ner' plaintiffs, VS.. Clarence Edgar Run
ner and unknown heirs of Clarence
Edgar Runner, deceased. defendants.
+ To the above named defendants:
You are hereby notified that peti.
ton IS now on file in the above named
court alleging that Clarence Runner.
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Search for SLAYER

United Press Leased Wire Service. j
COLUMBUS, Ohio. March a.-Police
today searched for the negro who
shot and killed Johnny Albanese, local
prize fighter, during an alteration on
the street here. Albanese was a we'll
known featherwsight and had twice
fought Champion Johnny Kilbane.
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Richie Takes Last Workout.

I UHIteu Fress Ieased Wire Service I
CHICAGO, March o.. Champion
Willie Richie went through one more
strenuous workout today for his
Thursday night bout with AID Wolgast
at Milwaukee. but announced that
after today he would east up. Richie
surprised host OF fans who gathered
at his training quarters by fitting the
seals beam at only 1862 pounds to-
day, Just one-half pound over required
weight. Richie will leave for the
battle ground Wednesday night.
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p,Annunzio Back TO ltalx

PARIS, March 9.Gabriel Dan
nunzio, the Italian poet who announc-
ed some years ago that he had come
to France TO live and never expected
to return to italy, will go back to his
native land this spring. according to
an announcement made today He
will spend some time at Florence
D'Annunzto's creditors are said to
have Influenced his stay abroad
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Zimmerman Has Bad Hand.

limited Press Leased Wire Servics.l
TAMPA. Fla, March 9.-Heint
Zimmerman, Chicago Cub third sack
er, will be out OF exhibition games for
more than week. it was learned to-
/; oAy sturgeon, who lanced boil
IN - slilns' hand, ordered him to keep
ss'p injured member under cover.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-09

shall cause all things to be done to
make such extension fully effective. \
Given under my hand and the seal
OF the city Of Keokuk hereto affixed
on this End day of March, A. D. 1914.
j. F. ELDER,
Mayor of City OF lKeokuk.
Tseall
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4gfl q ~ -A1srr A-av.f--s = :
cured writes Mrs
Sarah Baker of Not
tanghiil. No. Oar
merchant bought
some OF Chamber
1ainss medicines
last fan and also re-
ceived some free trial
samples Of Chamber
Iains Stomach and
Liver Tablets He
gave rs some Of them
and l wanted my hrs
band 10 ny them He
sid Ii would do no
good. His sf0nach
had bee a troubl g
him worse than ever
At last on Fnday /
told him if he would
not take Those tablets
Twas going to send Tor
a Trscfryr and he SaTS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-09

be would take them By Monday he was
like another man The blues were gone.
no mere tro1ble with his stomach. and
The best part is ts,at the trouble has not
returned / cannot praise Chamber
iasn's Tablets too highly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-09
Uniforms are Ordered.

The uniforms for the team have
been ordered, and are expected soon
For thu games while the team is on
the road the uniforms worn will be
a gray, trimmed with black. The uni
forms to De worn while the team is at
home will be white flannel The jack
cts OF both uniforms will bear tn }
word 'Marshailtown' in block black
letters. The material for the caps
has been ordered, and will be made
up locally by the Sunlight Hat com
pany.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-09

= z "a 7 q r X,
Mar e.f)Ee- MAJ
fare to induce come
of the players un-
der contract 10 the
National and Ameri-
ean league teams TO
jump 70 the FEEDER
ais. Is now the plan
of President Gil
more, Of the FEEDER
ais. Heretofore the
Federsls have not
approached men IN
der contract bar
with the Kiliifer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-09
Gsrres sgsh -so His Little Trsuti-s
u Ksoxus as Wei - 10
Other C. a.
Cities
SUGGESTION FROM 8.
1soasd Publish Attendance Figures
Daily Mir Club Standings
10 s.imuist.
Interest.

fsaG of The Feeegass 10 report Is
graduate % the Central Association
lsaaag had more @gats and mors
tssDussie wfth both plagers AID fans
s;53n probably any other umpire IN the
association Re iaatf bis Troubles 10
EeokBz az we'll a1 ID the other cities.
Bash came the nearest 70 being
past out Of business while working
here in a series with burlington sev-
erag seasons ago. The usual rivalry
Between ths two teay1s was al its
height. Burlington was leading In the
fourth inning when Keokpk rallied
ar were within one Of tying the
score.
Bush made decision Favorable 10
harrington that retired the side, and
the fans commenced 10 rag him. He
ragged" back. and then started over
10 the Keokuk sssnch to order one
leather lnnged critic there TO the club
house. Two dyed In the wool fans
Jumped for the little arbiter with e
ball rat, and II 1t hadn't ben Tor the
Interference OF the bali players he
would have had rap on the bean for
his trouble.
As il was, Bush forfeited the game
10 Burlington
At last ths Three Eye league has
suggested something that is meetiag
With approval in the Central Associa
ton. There ~ plan on foot 10 keep
IN accurate account Of the atienl ancs
each day. The i'd "a is to have the
attendance figures at each game pub
lished daily along with the standing
OF tn > clubs. 1T is believetf that this
would create a great dsai more inter
cGt az II would give the fans an op-
Iortunity TO keep posted on the al
tendance ih other cities and they
would have chancs TO actively par
ficfpate In part Of the game az well
as the players. Why would tffs not
be q good pm for the Central Asso-
citation to adopt
TIE yora 81 eeeesirg the grand
staHds ~ the Clinton l..aewcd base
ha.i par9 was start y this morning
Grand stands Ii tgo parks II, Clinton
have been wrecked ana tie ma.eri1I
sr0sed 70 Ringwocd PARK where one
large STAND Will he erected IT,.
pl4gers benches viii be built under
tr4 glands 20 as not IN interfere IN
nay say With the spectators yi7w Oh
tie fed. Manager bert Iiongii is tx
pected ID Clinton Within a few days
10 aetiyels fufcipatc III the gpperln-
Needing 81 TIC work 81 ereotlng tie
stands
50
~. - 's.ssD' ~ tou"' pl'eiia
- .,a, .s' :. 8 '''f2's'''ap ''''' ~
alanassi 2oe AHafe"A y the W.
eiioo ciip announced 5ssieroay a ~
- piaSsis nn'ef contract. lhs hSt
e pfar'ic@ils eoinpiete' ohiy one Q
80. ~. ,
u. \.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-09
Msrshzrltown Mares Team After
Grand Old Mar Of Baseball.
Their First Ma
i've S0n.
TO ATTEND FIRST GAME
Pop to be On Hard At Opening Of
the sesson-Uniforuas for
Team Members Arr
oroered.

MaRsHaLLTOWN. Ia. March 81
After considering hundred or more
names suggested by baseball fans in
MarsGaalisoEn and its vicinity. ttae III
rectors OF the Marshallfovn Baseball
Association Thursday might selected
q title for the team The name select
ed is the -Ansons.' and Was first pro
posed By H W wziksrt. South Sixth
street. Nr. WeiEert explained in sub
hitting the nanre that it was most
appropriate because Henry Arson was
the father Of Marshalltown, and his
son, Adrian Arson. the grand oir
man Of has ball the first white child
born in MarshaIltown, and the found
e- OF the national game in Marshall
town
May BE Here for First Game.
II Is not at all improbable that
Pop" Arson may be here for the
first game the new tam plays. Presi-
dent Wilbur OF the association, saw
Mr.. Arson the other day In Chicago,
and Arson eyinced much interest In
the plans for Marshalltown re-entering
the national game. Mr. Wilbur e1-
tended Mr. Arson an Invitation to
visit the city on the day of the open
ing game locally, and Mr. Arson
promised that he would try to make
Z his arrangements to be present. If hs
is able to be here he may pitch the
T first bah or umpire the game.
Good Ball Monument TO Name.
In selecting name for baseball
I team whfch is TO represent city, IL
/ is fitting that the name TO be carried
BY the team throughout lis career
should reflect some distinctive char
/ actsTistic or industry of the city it
represents Marghalltown is noted for
many good things, but all approach
equal Importance, and to signal out
one particular industry or line OF
trade would be unfair to Others
equally as serving If the team is
to carry name suggestive OF suprem.
acy in sport, or to honor leader in
the sporting world, nothing more ap-
name "Anson' Adrian c. Arson has
carried the name of Marshalltown to
the far corners OF the globe, and it is
but fitting that he be flonored in this
manner ry the lovers of the game
In choosing the name the leadr Of
the famous White Stockings" of 9th
er days was not alone considered
The name carries further signif
canoe. II WIS Henry Arson who
founAcd the city and gave to Marshal
county the park on which the conrt
liouee stands. A public monument t.
Henry Arson has been discussed
locally, and il is now incumbent OF
the "Ansonss TO build a monument t.
the memory OF father and son, b,
playing the quality of ball that viii
live long in ths memory of man.
Uniforms are Ordered.
The uniforms for the team have
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-09
VII 60 After Players Under Contract
to Organizes Baseball
is me Plan u
Gisnsore.
/ FEDERAL PUNCH FAILS
NO Wonderful Array of Big League
Taien. Disclosed in ciu5 Rosters
Announced 70
Date.

lBg Hal sher5dan- Written for the
United Press
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-09
How She
Cured Her Husband

For fre wears my husband suffered
Eita his stomach The medicine he took
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Lee County !
State Of Iowa 2 ?.

i q " Sandberg City Clerk of the City of
heokuk, Lee County, Iowa, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is true and cor
rect list OF the candidates for nomination to the
once OF Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
neokuk Iowa, as they are to appear upon the
Urinary bsilot Of the Primary Election of the
SAD city, to be held on March 16, 1914
Attest:
o. W. sANDBERG,
City Clerk Of the said City of KeoSuk
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BY AUTHORITY.
TENDERS WANTED.

Sealed tenders. endorsed Tenders
for Supplies. Oahu Prison" for farn.
ishing Oahu Prison, at Honolulu, for
the period from July s, 1914. to June
80, 1915, with Fresh Beef tcareassl,
will be received at the Attorney GeneT-
ais office at the Executive building.
Honolulu, until IL o'clock noon, July
:, 1914. The approximate quantity re-
Quired and other information may be
had upon application at the Attorney
Generals office. tenders 10 be based
upon the quantity stated. but the At
torney Generals Department does not
bind itself to purchase the whole or
any particular part OF the quantity
stated. such quantity being stated
merely for the convenience of bidders
in submitting their bids.
Tenders must De accompanied by q
certified check equal in amount to five
per cent of the tender, and must be
submitted I'm accordance with and sub.
ject to the provisions and require
ments of Act SO, Session Laws 1909
The supplies shall be OF the best
quality and delivered at Oahu Prison
in quantities required and subject 10
the inspection and approval OF the
High Sheriff.
Dated Honolulu, June 25th. 1914.
-=-= T.. !. NJ. STAINBACK,
. ~. Attorney General.
,5s90.June 25, 26. "a. 90. 80; July /. 2,
q n II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CANDIDATES AND
ALSO ELECTORS

W. w. Thayer, secretary OF the ter.
ritory, is sending out letters to chair
men of all recognized county political
parties calling attention to the neces-
sity of filing the nomination papers by
candidates. and reminding them that
no person shall sign the nomination
paper of more than one candidate for
one office.
In this letter. which will be of in
terest to all candidates, he says:
Il wish to call your attention 10 the
provisions of Par. 2, Sec, 5, OF the
Primary Law (Act Isl, S. l.. 1919.
Please note that no candidates name
can be printed upon the official bal
lot TO be used at primary election
unless a nomination paper shall have
been filed in his behalf, and that no
person shall sign the nomination pa.
pers of more than one candidate for
the same office, nor for more than
the actual number of Offices of one
class. $685.. H. ...>.. .-
please note further that no name
on a nomination paper shall be count
ed unless the signer Is an eleetor
qualified TO vote for the candidate at
the next primary or general election.
Also that the nomination paper Of a
candidate for either branch of the leg
islature and for county Office must
be signed by not less than Is quail
fed electors of the district or county
or subdivision thereof for which the
person nominated is a candidate.
Il believe it has been the custom
heretofore for the central and county
committees to prepare and secure the
necessary signatures to the nominal
ton papers of all candidates of their
party. You will note that the names
on these nomination papers should be
carefully checked so as to show: III
That the signor IL member of the
candidates party; (2) That the signor
has duly registered; (3) That the
signor has not signed the papers Of
more than one candidate for the same
office; (4) That the signor is an cleo
tor of the district or county or, sub
division wherein the nominee Is a
candidate.
ut will greatly facilitate the work
of this Office II in sending in. the no
mination papers OF a candidate, you
will affix thereto a certificate that
such papers and the names of the
signors have been checked, SO as to
verify the foregoing particulars.
-
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At THE HOTELS
THE PLEAsANToN.

Mrs. s. Hulse and nephew, Mrs. A.
V. Fisher. Alameda; Miss Maud
Wood, Miss May Campbell. Mrs. E.
Hotfilter. Mrs. Wallace Mexican, Miss
Emily Ebert, Sacramento: Miss Irene
Brignardello. Miss Helen Boyer, Mrs.
A. V. Norton, Miss Katherine Won
Dueing, Mr.. j. l.. Baar and Mrs Baar,
Mrs. G. NJ. Lansten, Miss Ella Knorre,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Wright, San Fran
cisco; Louis S. Stone, Stockton; @.
II. Wadleigh. Miss e. B. Schwab, Los
Angeles; DIR. l.. L. Hooper, U. s.. Pub,
lie Health Service; w. w. Stone; Mr..
Cunningham. New Zealand; Major
and Mrs. d. B. Case, Miss Betty Case,
Honolulu; Miss E. Bush, Oakland;
Prof. and Mrs. A. L. Dean, College OF
Hawaii; Miss Barbara and Katherine
Bruce, Mr.. Chas, A. Murdoch and
Miss Murdoch, San Francisco; Miss
Irma Starkey. Mrs. A, NJ. Starkey,
Lieut.. and Mrs. J. G. Pillow, Chas.
l.. Beal, Chas s. Asch, H. B. Weller,
Lieut.. and Mrs. ]. d. Reardan, Mrs. H.
P. Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Bush, Z.
]. Bolts, d. H. Gilmore, III. p. Agee,
A. w. Brown, II. G. Middleditch, A,
B. Clark, Jr., Honolulu.
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RESOLUTION NO. ne.

RESOLVED by the Board OF Super.
visors Of the City and County OF Ho-
nolulu, Territory Of Hawaii. that the
following sums amounting TO THREE
THOUSAND FIVE SEVENTY-TW0
($3.5T200) DOLLARS, be and the
same are hereby appropriated out Of
all moneys in the General Fund OF the
Treasury for the following purposes.
to-wit:
DISTRICT COURT EMPLOY
EES ... 700
HOSPITAL EXPENSES -. 100000
And be it Further
RESOLVED, that the following
sum, amounting to THREE THOU
SAND ($3.000.00) DOLLARS. be and
the same is hereby appropriated out
of all moneys In the Permanent I'M
provement Fund of the Treasury for
the following purposes, to-wit:
PERMANENT PAVEMENT
AND BRIDGES. DISTRICT
5. OF KoOLAUL0A, (Kaha.
sR,na Bridge No. u 81, 10000
Presented by
WIN. H. MCCLELLAN,
Supervisor.
/, Honolulu. June IS. 1914.
Approved this asth day Of june, A.
d. 1914.
i JOSEPH ]. FERN,
Mayor. City and County of Honolulu.
T. II.
49, 6oaA I,,na On I,,iv
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wATgR AND sEwEa RATEs.

All rates due the Honolulu Water
Works and Honolulu Sewer Works
are payable at the office OF the CITY
AND COUNTY TREASURER. corner
of King and Alakea streets. to which
place the office was removed July |,
1914.
49,. w. A. WALL.
General Manager Honolulu Water and
Sewer Works.
Honolulu, July 1. 1914.
5S95-7t
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FuRNITuRs-koA. MISSION.
Furniture made to order reasonably;
carpentering of all kinds. r. Ha-
segawa. King St. opposite Alapai.
5692-6m Il.

Experiments in France have shown
that wireless waves travel over land
with almost tae speed of light, and
Efforts are being made to learn if the
speed over the ocean IS the same
The city OF Dundeed will erect, in
connection with its municipal gas
wors, a plant for the production of
tar and other by-products.
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Sailing for Kona and Kau ports "A
hours ahead of the regular schedule,
the Inter-Island steamer Mauna Loa
carried large delegation of excur-
sionists to the Big Island. Many will
attend the Fourth of July celebration
at Kailua. -a~ - vi.
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PIANO INSTRUCTION.
Beginnings on piano, $500 per month;
lessons; Mrs. l.. Maekie, 1888 Be
retania; telephone 1888. ~
49,. 5569-1y. 49,. =. -.

Should the Japanese steamer Chiyo
Maru arrive from the coast at an early
hour on Friday morning it is the pres
ent intention of Castle & Cooke, the
local agents. to dispatch the vessel for
Japan and China at o'clock in the
evening. IT.
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Gladys-"That wretch Of a Bob de
Peyster broke my sisters heart"
Ethel-"How?" Gladys-'Why. when
she refused to marry him. he laughed.
ha, hai-just like that"