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The daily sentinel., 1914-08-01
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EDITED BY MRS. A. G. FIDEL.
Informal Dinner.

DR.. and Mrs. c. n. Needham are
entertaining informally at dinner
this evening at their pretty bunga-
low home on Chipeta avenue, their
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Lambeth Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Fidel,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Baylis, Miss Row
sna Wheeler, Dr.. J. NJ. Shields, and
Miss Shields.
The daily sentinel., 1914-08-01
VIII Entertain Girls.

Mrs. W II. Harris. nee, Miss Nell
Stoyer formerly of the Fair Store
force, will entertain the girls of The
Fair store this evening at theater
party at the Majestic theater follow
ed by an ice cream treat at Sawyer's
which will be a most enjoyable af-
fair
The daily sentinel., 1914-08-01

Undersheriff Watson returned to-
day noon from Rifle with Whitley
Evans. charged with saddle stealing.
Sheriff Schrader returned home on
the same train.
The daily sentinel., 1914-08-01

The school board of the Aagleite
district south Of Collbran has en-
ployed Mrs Cleo b. Chapman of
Delta to teach school this winter.
The daily sentinel., 1914-08-01
Hay EENER.

Why suffer from hay fever when
it is unnecessary? We have cured
hundreds and can cure you, and that
in a short time
7-2S-6t =. F. ELDRIDGE, NJ. d.
The daily sentinel., 1914-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Russell Of Car
bondale, Ill, are in the city for u
sit with friends and relatives.
The daily sentinel., 1914-08-01
'Today's Markets
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
TBy Associated Press !

10y HssUVIdltU fTtSs.
Chicago, July 31.-Today's cattle
receipts, 1900; steady; beeves, $3.50
10; steers, S6.40n $40; stockers,
s5.50@S; cows, S3.75@9.15;
calves, s7.50011.25.
The daily sentinel., 1914-08-01
GRAIN MARKET.
IBy Associated Press. !

Chicago, July 31.-Today's prices
on grain were as follows:
July wheat, ssh; corn, II; oats,
34%.
The daily sentinel., 1914-08-01

WANTED-Someone to share car to
central Ohio about August 15 juno
tion 1S1. 3-S1-3t
The daily sentinel., 1914-08-01
NOTICE

/ have now taken charge of the
Argyle dining room and will here
after conduct a first class meal
service.
MRS. j. B. COVER,
The Argyle Dining Room.
7-25-6t
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eas g.rtraa...

Gbe nod Die beutigen itrengen ges
Isbe ii6er bas 8antpeien in Den Der.
Stauten erIaHen iparen, mar Die Be-
grunOung elmer 8dnt elm perbGltniss
mGbig einfuhss lnternebmen. Mie
tpenig aapital man oa5u n0tig bate,
8eigt Die 9eidi9te. Die etn %erfolgreis
der Gontter In elmer tIeinen Stont
BON Isinen eigenen anfdnsen frsimii.
tis srSGblte, dls er odna1 geFrngt
tpuroe: r.Sa, ieben sic, i9 bate nidt
bieI dnberes 81 tun, unb 10 mietete
i'd elm leeres 9ei9dftslotaI un0 mall
te nit ben f96niteu 8u9Itabeu bas
Dort y8ant" auf Die Genfter, gm
eriteu Sage, an Dem Die 8ont sr0ffs
net mar. lam elm Mdnn berein uno
CAB mir bunbert Donars in Depot.
Am a~tpsiteu Sage fam Elm oRoerer
Mann uno oeppnierte $50 Dollars.
unb ieben sic, 10 bate Id am orit.
ten Sage Bertrouer genug 3u ben
llnternebmunsen gstponnen, DAP td
Telbit bunbert Dollars in DIE 8dnt
einleste.
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gthmtHen.
Has bd Der bleiss 1ahr In epnboH
nbashaitrnsn 81 Gage tam.

@as bd Der bleiss 5ahr In qpnbsH
nbastaitrnsn 81 gaas tam.
gIsr srobs BsItpeI5mdsn linOeH
unjdbrIia fdti. uuf otusu bic prsiis
Oss ptI5Dsris fir ois saH5s MtIt
,niidisOen psrb.u. Die bstanntsn,
0itlsr mfHH III DObl b, Don RiftHi
RopsOroo, bic i'm anfang Qugutt
fatifinbst. S6riftftlsr altr 5pras
den baben oaB maIerifhs S6aufptl
bsIdriebeu, Oas bas 3uIammtnRrD.
men Don 9dufIeuieu Der ptridisoens
fen Boiler In Der alien rufii@en
5dn0tIshaot bietet. Sine stpeits
Wsltpel5meHt IN bic Der oItbtriibmten
aiiri6nsrItaot asip5ig, bic unmitisls
bar mad Sitsrn itottsufinosn pflegt,
pGbrsn0 Iid i'm September Die Der.
treter Der grobeu pslJfirmsn Der
Mslt in Dem s%ntlegtnsn iibirifhen
Orte SIdim 30 trefftH pIItgsn. Bon
sou5 %bsionoersr Wtdtigtstt aber III
bic qsl5mefs in 2ouoon Die gsesH
Gnos UidrS In einem Isbr I9mudlps
fen Suale in College 6ia in Der
Gitp ftattfin6st. Sisr ftrDmt oas
psI5psrt Der sun5sn MsIt %suIommen,
uno Der llmidB, Der gstdtiet Dirb, be,
lduft iia auf oisle 0ubsnOs Miaios
nsn. gu 9unosrten Itno bier ote
pel5groBbdnOtsr Der san5sn Melt
Osrlammslt; Is iibsu S6uIiunssn
sIeid auf b0I5ernsR 9dntsn uno rid,
ten ibre gsipannts aufmtrtfdmteit
auf Die bsrf6isosneH na6sindnosr
gum 4nssbote tOmmsnosn qartien.
9teits Sahr befano Iid unttr Die
fen pdrtisn stne 9isrttImiIion Seae
BON Der BHnmratte, bic ais barns
IOIes Iasetbier in GROCER 3obI Die
Gbenen bon Canada bepobnt. Sc
selangtsn fsrner gum llmiab 2S0, 900
Murosrfeue, LOO GeIe bon 2eopdrs
Den, 70 Sigsr, $500 qolarfiibIs,
ITO aobbsn. 800 Silbsrfa6ie. Der
Scooter, oisisr Isbr T9ipsr 8usdne,
li6e uno jest 0o6 beinnbs I6on aus
gerottete 8stpobner beg Meerss Bel
aIusta, srrei9te gsraOesu ungebeure
prtifs: elm sin3ises Stterfsa pirO
nit ettpd $500 be3abIt; uno trob,
benz inO auf Der biesiGbrig.n Con.
oOner pel5msfe i'm 2aufe elmer
Dode ITO FOLDER Stttr1eae gum
8ertnuf geldngt. @ber bic mertpiir,
oisite uno peinli6ite ueberraThuno,
bic Die oiesidbrige qel3meFe su Qons
Don bradte, 1T Die, oaB ni6t fpeni.
ger aIs 10000 &oBenfeGIe gum 8ers
tauf gs6rd6t fpurben. Dds aus oies
fen 6elen miro, barber beitebt adr
tein 3neifeI; na9Oem tie cine Rcibs
iebr raffinierter prosebursn Ourbqes
modt buben, tauHsn iie aIs aobbens,
Sermelinfelle oosr Nerartiges auF Dem
Mdrtt pieoer uuf. Qbsr fpo6er
itummt Oiefes aabsnbesr, oas feiu
Gen gu Marte tragsn mubte? 0a
miro Dobl man9er engliI4e Raben.
bsiiBer i'm 2aufe bes Sabres betrii6t
unb truurig baben feititeIlen miFen,
oab feline Iisbe CUTE .Mit3" pl0BIi6
rdtfsIbdft ano ipurIos Derf6punoen
lit.
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atetne8 MtbDertGnOs
mis-. Griter Sbsaterurbsiter: r6eute
ItrDmeu Die 2eute man 70 ins 9beas
ter. Tldria Stuart 5isbt."
3psiter IbeoterarDeiter: Nd nee
- mo 3iebt ie Oenn bin9"
@timmt. Sd bin bsrbeitelIt
pOrben, TIN bas Rlabier gu tim,
mem.
s,Das fimmt nidt."'
Sra ia, Oespegsn tumms id ia
her.
2ti9tFtnntgss @srs
fpre9en. @%Idubissr (berIsssn):
,Rebmen Sic 3 ni6t libel, Dab ID
Idon pisOer nit Der Re9nung Tors
me, !Serr Baron, abet meine 5rau
Idbt mir feline Rub Der bdR
id n ueuen Sut beripro6en, iDerA
id bon Sbnen mein GeIO triegs!"
- Aud. 8somter (Su Dem aOIs
legen i'm R%ebenatmmer): p5Oeben
ion etu oentbdlon poribsrgetOmmen
iein; porrm baben Sic mid oenn
uidt ongeruIen9"
pSit geidebsn! sic fpdret dbsr
70 in SIRE arbeit bertisft -
.ltnStnn: 0os bate id trobbem
b0ren miFsn sic tpsroen pDnI
aud seidIufen babsn!"
Gin ebrIt9er RtrL
o.: sSubs mir beute Segen mOnnis
Tide RatsnSabIuneen eineu ReDoIDer
Sstuuft!"
g.: ,Ios piGH Du bomita~
o.: sd bin oss asberts Ibsrs
.briFig! SpbaIb sr be3dbTt III,
.i6ieBe ia mid tot
8osbaft. .6inosn sic
bsnn abuebmsr fir Sbre ErintTpriis
die unb 4neipIie6er9A
Didter: % ia, id babe sirsn Wgrs
leger, Der iiA isbr fir meme GaHeH
interefiert.
Gas Ut pOHI sin &isxpsrIsasg2.
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liorbfn. uno Id mub alicia Iir mtGnt
enieIlin0tr foratn -.
Gn0lih mar tB ibr gtluHosu, ben
ano,n 30 loIen uno Ole Statue aus
otN papitr gu midsIn. Gle rsidis
Ie BEN gambler bin. Gs mar tint
iIeins, pergoI0els Gtatustte aus Clint,
Die ben Drabling Oorne[ts. cine itusr
GisursH. Die mnn gum Gdmud bill.
Tiger Gtdnoubren peripenoet, unb bic
man fir Elm paar Grontsn aui isoem
Sobrmarlt lauftn fam.
Wsuu Satob Winiter uiht Den ans
bern, strngsIsbensn Runosn bel fid
ssbabt bate. 70 bate sr Die alts
6rau nit grobsu @Ortsu ~btnuusgs'
l%porFsn, abtr CT ipdete Cd Hidt, I'm
10 msbr, od Der Baron Der Inter.
buItuHg nit srObsm SnisrsFs foIsts.
lin tptnieItens stpas Su iogen,
msiuts sr snolid:
Die Statueite III ia gon5 nett,
Iisbs Grau, isbr nett Iogar . absr
!. % tut mir Ieio, id tam r. niht
ssbrou9sn. Wsin 9aosn iisdt al,
ssnblidli6 70 pou BON oisIsn Ga.
den, gielsidt Dsrlu6eR eli Cd
nal BEL tiusm aotIegen; ba ipsroen
sic lidsrlid Slid bdbsul"
Gle fab Jpn liarr an unb mertts es
gar nidt, bab IT bic 9ur nett gts
offnet bate, nm ie brdus5ulaTen.
3ie aDtt, bic bic Grrsguns unO 6Offs
nung i9r In Bic Baneen botte Iteiaen
laTeH, mar elmer tisfsn 9IGFs ssfpis
den. Man fab iebt srIf, ipie binfGl'
Zig uuO unglidIid is ausiab. She
2tppsn bssannsn gu 3ittsrn unO aus
ben mi6sn, iibsrnG9tigsn aussn
quolsn Die Srdnen uno rannen iiber
Die ruu5eIissn Dangen. Die Iebts
9Offnuns, on Die fs Ii9 estIammtrt
bate, ipuroe pI6bIid sertrammert,
uno Ie fono ii9 3uriidpsriest in bic
trauriee. dualools @essutpart. Qngit,
Rot, Gorge unb Summer f9risn aus
ben peitse0ffHstsn austn
Dd legte Der Baron bic Winiatur,
Die CT nod in Der 5an0 belt, auf
eiHeu tleinen 3ii4, trot auf is gu
uno Iogte nit qrober 6oflidteit:
.Wpasn sic mir NAL bic Statu.
cite 5tigen, Iisbs Grdu9"
Gtnsn augenbIid iHien er bic ri.
CUR ais eifriger. es~fpiFenbdftsr
Sammler aufmertiam gu betra9ten,
I'm Die aIts 6rou ni9t gu trGnten.
Dunn 8ps sr feline 9rteftaids berpor
un0 Iagie:
sd finOe is reiseno mir ges
fdat is i'd biete Sbusn 5ipeis
bunOert 6rantsu. i'd -"
Die R0ts bes unpinens unO
Stauusus itieg benz GAMBLER in Die
Sttrn; sr Osrgab gang Die RoIe, bic
er ipislte, i4On felt Sabren ipislte,
uuo ais bic alte Grdu init Dor Slid
leudten0sn auser, Speibunosrt Trdns
ten in Der So1Ge ben 2aoen berIoI.
fen bate, tonnts er Is ni6t unters
0riiden aus3uruFen:
Fiber Serr Baron, bds Ding lift
ia idsubIid :, ni6t flint GrunteH
tpert!"
Der Baron muiterte ibn BON Ropf
gu SUB, uno Elm perd9tIi6es 2G6eln
auf Den 2ippsn, fugte er in srnitem
Son:
.S6eubli6, fdgen Sie2 -. @irt.
Ii4, sic habeu feline Qbnung! j..
Sc TT i'm @esentsiI ems Der Isltens
fen Stiids, Die i'd Biz beute gsfun.
Den babe +. unb i'd mibte ibm bel
mir stnsn Gbrsnpldb aRfpeiIen!"
uno als Der gambler Itumm bIieb
uno ni9t fiber mar, OBJ Der Baron
ii9 iibsr ibn Iuftig made, fists er
btnu:
.SsOsnfo[s 1T fis mir Iie6er dIs
Die Miniatur. uebrigsns ideint mir,
sic ntfen ni4t NAL, mas Die 6igur
o%orItelt9"
n@ott, Serr Baron -. Gtnen
@4dfer artuOteus, bie1eidt f.. ober
cine 4qesorie2"
rglsine Iiebsr MlinIter, teins bon
beioen, einfu9 cine - CUTE Eat"
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@OrtfssuuS ioISt.)

Die Ginubr Der gdumlpon-
tpdren in bic Der. Gtdaten belief iid
i'm Sabre 1913 auf $65, 000, 900, OOer
$15,000,000 penigsr uIB In 1907.
Die nsun 9erIinsr G~robbaNssn
orbsiteten anfdngs 1918 NIT 1841
Miaipuen Mlart eigensu MitteItt utto
1880 MiaiOnen Wlart fremosn Sell
bern.
Die ,@rapefruit"s Grnte
Glorioas fir DisTe SalIun miro uut
100000 aifiea esiddhe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-20
gsa.nnnss. anwslInHeen:

Diee ysufcr tperoeu an raeni
cine Abreie 1eaen gtnieuouna bel
yreiies eeihi6t. Rnn gebe Numnei
uuo Br6Re uno bic pole doreHe oeut.
Iim an unb ihide ben Coupon nehF
ID Gents an iebes 6eitelte Ruiter an
bas
Pattern Dept, Omaha Tribune
13it eumarS Ct
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-20

~angemeffen. Reffe: 2ie'
Der OnteI, mein @dneiber foet mir,
bdb Du meinen ar5ug ni4t btsd6'
fen milf.
0ntsI: GdIIt mir nud gar ni6t
Elm.
Rsffs: 9lber BIZ faateF mir bod
leBbiu, t6 fpllte mir nur uuf Define
Soften einen Nn5ug anmsRen Iafs
fen?
Sntsl: @eriB. sic Soften BEG
Qnmefens bs5able ih ou9 germ,
absr NIT benz aiioerr psrihprt midi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-20

Der patisnt. ,9drf i'd
fro9er, 9srr GonitGtsrat, bin id
ulber 2ebenseeFdbr9"
rRein, sic mHFen nod etnmaI
bertommenl"
Gtneuetts @egenS. Ha9,
bar (3u benz neuetdbIierten Droats
ittu): sGs tpar pirfIi9 Elm 8ebiirfs
nis. oab ste fi4 in bisIsr GegenS
nieOerlieBen!"
81 sefdbrli9. SdusbeTits
seriu: aWousn Sic Sbrer sFrau
nidt stpas Bel Ssm Teppi6tIppfen
belfen2"
portier: sWsr6' mid bitten -. /.
bic 1T isst gerdoe idIs4t ouf mid
Su Tpftden!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-20

trtibune,n Der mobe ft%rn5abaIttn, pbrs
sIsi6 riidltdnbis 5u bsibtR. Do beibt
Is btnn, borii6tig fpdhItn nnS btlonbsrs
bic ciuFaaertn aleiosr mil gtbdht 5us
Idmmsn5uittatn. Sin ishr gsfdaisss glo.
BEL 1T in Qp. 1922 b%drqthslt, Der Bs.
ltnefeit, BEN bic Woos btlonbsrs ala did
bttoni, III bier sum auSOrud esbro6t,
uno HdtiF bilotte bas Strfttluness
material, oas gum altibe aus ariinspsis
BEN popIin por5iiglid Jimmie. Sin
9ariel aus ptiber Seibt perponItdnbiet
bi. Rombinntion. 8unit @laslnbpFe iino
Sietli6er 9ailsnduspus, unb Elm itbr
apart seIdnitttnsr umltstraaen aus
Shift ODER gtiobmatsrinI siebt ben 6alss
abTdlub. gsbraunt ptrbsn 3u bieism
aleibe 5 garbs Bacterial Bel SO 3on
Brittle. 0as GGnittmuisr III in is4a
gr6bsn. BON 34--44. porrdtbin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-20
9OnSOner .3citunasfriea.

Gin luitiger 3situngstrieg 1T felt
Ginger 3eit in 2onoon i'm @anos.
Set 2orb IortbcIiffe am 16. Rdrs
Den preis Der Shines bon spet duf
einen psnnp berabsefebt bat, 1T i6rs
QufIage Tim 200 pro3ent, ndmIi9
uuf b%urdidnittIid 10000 grems
plure geitisgen. 9as Bat bas 8Iott
ermutist, ben anfpru9 Oss rOailp
telegraph, bas seIefenIte penn1s
bldtt 5u Iein, ais rfalf9 uno grotest"
bin3uite[Ien, %fporduf Der .OailD Seles
graph" nit Der begIaubigtsn Qn3eigs
dntportete, bab Ii9 feline tdgIt9e
GufIage in ben erTten ddt5ebn Saoen
oes Mdi 5tpifaen 1S1. 961 uno 1856
$50 @%rempldren betptgte. 9arduf
teue 4usfdqe Der 5drmspprtbs preFe
arf ben Ripulen unb bic Serdusfors
oerung. er foae bic 3obI Der tdeli6
pirtIin pertduften GrempIare pers
0ffentIiden, ipie Sie Zines" es tun
perbe. Die friiberen BETTER Der
gSimes" tpiirOen iid i'm @rob ums
oreben, ipern fie niiBten, NIT tpeGben
Wlet1oben bus emit npprnebme"
8Iatt ietnen QbfaB gu iteigern fuht.
Sn ben arieg Der pennpbI1.ter
baden atpet Der 9aIfpennD : 8I6tter
eiugegrtffen, sic r0ailD MaiI" nit
benz Rodpeis, Odb ibr tGgli6er pirts
li4er Nummernoertauf Ti9 0ieIes
Sabr 3pii9en 1861 unO 777,0O0
gremplareu bepsgte, uno Ser Iiberole
n8ailD Chronicle" nit Dem glngebot,
gu bepeifen, iein tdgIiher Rsttodbiab
lei grDBer. aIs Ser aIer psunpsMlors
genbIdtter 5ufammsn, ala ga finb
Zines, rMorning poit", .DatIp
SeIsgrapb", .Stanbarb", .Datln
@rupbic" unb nMOrning QobertiTer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-25
BY AUTHORITY
TENDERS WANTED.

Sealed tenders, endorsed TENDERS
for Supplies, Oahu Prison." for furn-
shing Oahu Prison. at Honolulu, for
the period from July 8, 1914, to June
80, 1915. with Fresh Beef (carcass),
will be received at the Attorney Gener:
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 to 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 be accompanied bv a
certified check equal in amount to five
per cent of the tender, and must be
submitted in accordance with and sub
Ject to the provisions and require
ments CT Act 81, Session Laws 1909
The supplies shall be OF the best
quality and delivered at Oahu Prison
in quantities required and subject to
the inspection and approval of the
High Sheriff
Dated Honolulu, June rs, 1914.
I. M. STAINBACK,
| Attorney General
! 5S90-Iuna %, %, 81, %, 90; July /, 2,
- 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered Of Record June %, 1914,

Entered Of Record June %, 1914,
From 1o:3o a. m. to $3.50 p. m.
Chas e King to G.. Nishio. ...... Rel
Chas E King to T Shimizu ...... Rel
Chas e King to S Kaholo Liilii.. Rel
Lucy Pickard & hsb to w H Beers D
Brunswick Balke-C ollende Co to
Robert Horner ........ .H..... 5
F w Hustace to Mary E Foster. c NJ
Entered Of Record June ~, 1914,
From $3.50 a. m. to 1890 a. m.
B Yoneshige to Nakaya Kenichi. c Nj
E Colt Hebron to Lee Foo Seu .Can-L
E Colt Hebron ct al to Lee Loo
Shee ...... ............... l.
Charles A Wilson to William F
Wilson ........ .............. + A
Christine NJ Foster & hsb to Geo
Munro ......... .............. ID
Est of w C Lunalilo by Trs to
Christine NJ Foster .......... Rel
Lusy H McWayne to Mark P Rob-
Mystic Lodge No 2 K of P by
Trs to Antonino A Long ... Par-Rel
Antonino A Long ct al to Anna K
Woolsey (w) ............. D
w A Wall Comr to Allen & Robin
son Ltd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. COmr-D
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-25
THIN PEOPLE
CAN INCREASE WEIGHT

Thin men and women who would
like to increase their weight with 10
or Is pounds of healthy stay there"
fat should try eating little Sargol
with their meals for d while and note
results. Here is a good test worth
trying. First weigh yourself and
measure yourself. Then take Sar-
gol-one tablet with every meal
for two WEEKS. Then weigh
yourself again. It isn't a question of
how you look or feel or what your
friends say and think. The scale and
tape measure VIII tell their own
story, and most any thin man or wom-
an can easily add from five to eight
pounds in the first fourteen days by
following this simple direction. And
best of all. the new flesh stays put.
}. Sargol does not of itself make fat,
but mixing with your food, it turns
the fats, sugars and starches of what
you have eaten, into rich, ripe fat
producing nourishment for the tissues
and blood-prepares it in an easily
essimilated form which the blood can
readily accept. All this nourishment
now passes from your body as waste.
But Sargol stops the waste and does
1t quickly and makes the fat produc.
ing contents of the very same meals
you are eating now develop pounds
and pounds of healthy flesh between
your skin and bones. Sargol is safe,
pleasant, efficient and inexpensive.
For sale by Benson, Smith e Co.,
Chambers Drug. Co, and HOLSTER
Drug Co.-advertisement
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-25
S. K. MAHOEOUT
FOR SEVENTH
Term IN HOUSE

S. K. Mahoe of Waialua announces
his candidacy for representative from
the fifth district On six previous oc-
casions Mr.. Mahoe has represented
this district, and makes the following
announcement:
ITO the voters of the fifth represen-
tative district:
In answer to numerous and urgent
requests from friends and voters OF
the fifth district; and believing in my
ability, and experience of the past, to
serve for the best interest and welfare
of the community, / have consented to
become a candidate for the house, and
hereby announce myself for such NOM
ination. J.. q
AS member OF the house of repre-
sentatives, have served six terms.
During such times It has always been
and viii be my earnest aim and desire
to work for the interest OF the people
and of the Territory at large.
"As a Republican, I pledge myself
to abide by the platform of the Repub-
lican party, and to support policies
which are for the greatest good OF all,
of politics. Again solicit
ing the support of every good citizen
and voter am, very respectfully,
= IS, f. MAHOE,
"Waialua, Oahu, June "a, 1914" Il
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DAILY REMINDERS

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The ideal furniture for lanai, sun
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hand-wrought willow furniture that
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COMMISSIONERS
AWAIT MOVE BY
SHERIFF ROSE

At short meeting of the civil ser
vice commissioners last night letter
was received from Sheriff Rose ask
ing that competitive examination be
held for the position Of clerk TO the
deputy sheriff, and that upon legal
advice he is confident his appoint
ments of Daniel Kamahu, as captain
J. J. Enright as sergeant, and J. X.
kanepuu as chief clerk are valid, and
that he will therefore stand pat" on
them
The following is the letter:
Honolulu, T. H.. June "a, 1914.
Civil Service Commission, Honolulu.
T. H.
Gentlemen: In going over the list
of eigibles furnished me by the COM
mission. have been unable to find
one qualified to fill the position of
clerk to the deputy sheriff, nor has
anyone On the eligible list applied for
the same, and respectfully ask that
the commission call 4 competitive ex.
animation for the position, said exam
ination to be held at an early date.
Owing to the fact that at the time this
position was made vacant by the pro-
motion CT J. r. KanePuu there was no
one on the eligible list who, in my
opinion, was competent to fill this Of
flee. l appointed ]. s. Kalakiela and
under these conditions l respectfully
request that he together with anyone
so desiring be allowed to participate
in this examination.
With reference to the promotion Of
Daniel Kamahu as captain. J. ]. En-
wright as sergeant and J. K. Kanepuu
as chief clerk in this department, I
have this day been rendered an opin.>
ion from my attorneys, Thompson,
Wilder. Milverton and Lymer, that the
are valid under the law
and propose to stand by the promo.
tons made by me.
Respectfully yours,
CHARLES Fl. ROSE,
Sheriff, City and County of Honolulu"
The commission had the letter read
and tabled, without comment.
Chairman Edings explained after'the
meeting that as the sheriff had shown
his intention of carrying the matter
into court, the commission would sit
back and wait for him to move" The
has taken the position
that all these appointments are invalid
Tor the reason that the promoted men
lid not take the civil service examin,
atoms for the positions they were ap-
pointed to, and it has instructed the
auditor to hold up their pay.
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The honorary degree of Ill. D. has
been conferred upon Senator Root by
Union college.
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Hanks-Is Browns condition seri-
Gus? Tanks-Who's his doctor?
Hanks-Jones is Tanks-lt is.-Chi-
cago News.
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MOfYM,16,Onb
UANH

Stocks are perceptibly weaker to-
day, both in prices and in volume OF
business. Hawaiian Sugar is the sole
exception to declining rates Of this
stock two lots of 10 shares each were
reported sold at $3.50, and II point
more is asked with IA less bid. Pine.
apple also fell off between boards, as
shown by sale of As shares at $3.50.
or IA point down. On the board Eva
declined "a point in a sale CT 10
shares at 1850. Oahu declined one
point in sale of 25 shares at 1915.
which is now the asked price The
cause of the recession of the market
is no doubt the shading down of the
price of sugar the past few days.
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A convict named O'Rourke. one of
the honor sqad, took it into his head
to run away last week from the Illinois
State prison at Joliet. He went to
Chicago, and after enjoying five days
OF liberty, his conscience began to
trouble him. He had given the ward
en- his word of honor that he could be
trusted. and now thought of the pos
slbllity that his act might reflect upon
the other members OF the squad, and
that the feedom they enjoyed might be
Withdrawn from then. O'Rourke didn't
want to have his comrades punished
Tor his own fault. so he teIephoned
IA" warden where h. aisht he f0un,
III Chicago, and keeper was sent
up and brought him back.
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When up late-head aches-Shac
relieves it, you enjoy the evening
sound sleep-a wafer in the morning
and you feel e.-adyertisement