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KEEP THE ROOFING BUsI.
NESS IN YOUR OWN
HOME TOWN.
BIZ George H. Bro,rn, President.
Gensrd1 Roofing No. Company
fou are sometimes offered mail
order rooangs for your buildings
Ct prices 90 attractive that you
can't sec how you could possibly
ru ee9nnet!% ss:,. n: =, ysra, .b. ,..i
t. give z reason for such prices.
baiid !oosns fight and " Who d %aI
sqasrsly With thsir customers
d'n.t e ,hn.nRruHt" os or .snst:a"
produe. you don't know ana Suy.
town "a upon yourself ind your
Ing custom to mail order housesr
worked out scisntincaiiy the way
And We h. ,1s Worked 1ssi sS0a q tn.
va Of selling this rooing to put
b least possible tax upon the
user who buy: It by giving. him |
by giving him a product that 10
: known. well advertised and
Cestain:teed Roonng has never
been a never Will be sold
through mail order houses. It IL
sold through your rooang dealer
whom you know. l
Ceetafn-teed Roofing has usver
been sold by ''bankrVpt" or
busted" methods. Our methods
have been progressive and the
result Q been prosperity"
Every dealer from whom you,
buy Ce9tAln.teed Roofn9 makes
q fair. modest profit on his
sale to you. But most important
OF all. you get more for your
money than o have ever been
Don't buy bargain roofing at
busted" and: "~beAkrupt" Prices.
Keep. the roofing business ID your
~ homo town. Buy Of y6uf To-
cal dealer Certsi0.teed Roofing,
the roofing which both you. and
your dealer know. will give the
best 9pd most permanent pro.
tsctioo to your buildings.
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DAILY REMINDERS

ATTENTION LOUIS y. RAPHAEL.
OF Houston. Texas-Lovey won't you
please let me hear from you? l am
Frustrated. have been in New York
for the past year in search or you.
VIII leave here at once. as / have
been called 10 the bedside OF my
dear mother. who is also Frustrated.
Your father has passed away. Home
broken up. Won't you let me come
to your, daddy? Address 1T12 Capitol
ave, Houston, Texas. Would come to
you at once. "Loyey." " F. r. Hong
kong and Shanghai papers please
copy advertisement
Round the island In auto $500.
Lewis Stables. Phone 2141.-adver-
tisement
Tn. California Feed Co., Ltd, sells
the right kind of Poultry Feed. Cor
Alakea and Queen streets.-advertise-
ment
Jim Quinn and Manuel Refs are
now located at the Young Hotel Auto
Stand, opposite Young Hotel. Phone
2511.-advertisement.
The CORTLAND Hotel, where COM
Portable rooms and excellent CUISINE
are under the management of Mrs.
II. E. Palmer.-advertisem
Vacation times the time to save,
while speedy spenders spend and
rave; let's you and | not spend our
all, but save a little for the fall. And
let's save it"with the Bank of Hawaii,
Ltd. q
Phoenix Hosiery in 81 glorious
shades are sold at The Clarion. Ladies
can secure the proper color that
matches or blends with their gowns.
For men, Phoenix Sox come in II
shades.
Those beautiful summer CONNECTIONS
in millinery you see at the beach prob
ably come frcm the parlors of Miss
Power, the fashionable milliner, in the
Boston block. She specializes on hats
that suit the wearer's complexion and
natural style.
Have a smoke, old man." HIM.
don't believe I will; I've quit cigar.
ettes.'' Who's offering cigarettes?
l want you to smoke an Alhambra,
the best Manila cigar made. They're
dandy" "All right, then; Pm sure
with you" (They light up and are
happy
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IN THH CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST
Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. In Pro,
bate-At Chambers. In the Matter OF
the Estate of Kari Emil Olsen, deceas,
ed. -.
On Reading and Filing the Petition
and accounts of r. P. Quarles, admin.
istrator Of the estate of Karl Emil
Olsen, deceased, wherein petitioner
asks to be allowed $63016, and charg-
ed with s1,62476, and asks that the
same be examined and approved, and
that final order be made of Distri-
button OF. the remaining property to
the persons thereto entitled and dis
charging petitioner and sureties from
all further responsibility herein
II is Ordered, that Friday, the 2Sth
day OF August, A. D. 1914, at 9 O'Clock
"a m. before the Judge presiding at
Chambers of sail Court at his Court
Room in the Judiciary building, in
Honolulu, County of Honolulu, be and
the same hereby is appointed the time
and place for hearing said Petition
and Accounts, and that all persons
interested may then and there appear
and show cause, Il any they have, why
the same should not be granted, and
may present evidence as to who are
entitled to the said property.
BY the Court.
(Sealf ]. A. DOMINIS,
Clerk, Circuit Court, First Circuit.
Dated the 18th day of July, 1874.
590S-July IL, "a, 81, Aug. Z.
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When you want shirt have one made
TO measure by Akagi. 1918 Nuuanu.
5S0S-1m
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Alexander& Baldwin, LtC

Sales: Between Boards-30 Olaa,
1.651s. Session Sales-2O, Is Oahu
#Sug. Co. 13o. :..". ~ n.
Latest Sugar quotations: So deg.
test, 1926 cts. or $500 per ton.
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kAIMUKI POSTAL
STATION AWAITS
APPROVAL word

With Chang Young Ming, of the firm
| of, Kwai Vow Company, as clerk, Kai-
muki will have it's contract postoffice
station established as soon as the rec
Iommendation of Postmaster w. F..
Young to the department in Wash
lington in that regard has been ap-
proved. Also one of the additional
carriers requested for Honolulu will
be detailekto the Kaimuki route. Mr..
Young hastmade application, to have
the mail for the district taken out
twice day on the Rapid Transit cars,
saving, as he estimates, at least three
hours daily and allowing the carriers
more time in which to deliver mail to
larger territory. The contract station
will enable the public of the district
to buy stamps both for ordinary mail
and parcel post. receive and cash
money orders and register letters and
packages Without having to make the
journey into town.
The facts came out at the meeting
of the local improvement club last
might in the form of a: report of the
special committee on the subject, COW
ering a letter addressed to the post
master and statement made at the
meeting by Mr. Young, who received
"a sBeeial vote of thanks for his prompt
action ,a..+ ..
It was decided by the club to have
q deputation of members attend the
next regular meeting of the board of
Supervisors to urge the grassing of
Tiliuokalani school grounds, during
the present vacation, also completion
of the necessary legislation for the
curling Of sidewalks on Waialae road.
Further action was taken with re-
gard to celebrating the SEVENTEEN
birthday of Bandmaster Berger. a
member of the club. the date occurring
before next monthly meeting.
There was another lively discussion
of the frontage tax question. the
roads committee reporting that it
seemed hopeless to expect any work
able policy on the matter from the
present board of supervisors The
committee was directed to keep at it,
also to make recommendations for
to the acts at next ses-
sion of the legislature.
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
Bid Asked

Friday, July Il.
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Pc Month. Month
District OF Waiaua 10000 100000
District Koolauloa
District Koolaupoko 10000
District of Wahiawa, 10000
HUNDRED $1,000
hereby School
school buildings
1914, to wit:
i. Six Months
Buildings 828750
Buildings
Janior services and supplies 5l500O
expenditures
to make under
In the Committee failing
recommendation
thereto, Board thereupou
FURTHER RESOLVED liability
incurred month in
authorized. Et
FURTHER RESOLVED this
its approval
Introduced by
49, NJ. C. PACHECo,
I -
Honolulu 80 1914
Approved he day OF
j. FERN. Mayor
3 ~ and Honolulu.
5908,July
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THOUSAND HUNDRED ($52250OO DOL
secve districts named herein the period beginning
said be made monthly subdivision
schedule contained,
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Hats for little girls are quaint in
shape and are adorned with clusters
of small flowers, ribbon or lace FREE
quently the underbrins are lined with
chiffon or tulIe.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

STEAM CLOTHES CLEANERS
Guarantee all their work for ladies'
and gentlemen. Alakea, mr.. Bere-
tania. Phone 5f5f. !.
5S0S-lm
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-10

Try a Record want Al.
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NEW SCIENCE TEACHER
FOR SOUTH CANON

When the South Canon high school
opens on Tuesday OF next week for
its years work one of its alumni.
Prof. Russell Hussey. will occupy the
chair in the faculty OF the institution.
His many friends in this community
will be pleased to see him in that po-
sition and congratulate the students.
board of education and school patrons
on securing bin as an instructor.
Although MIR. Hussey's home is at
Menden. Ohio. he is far from being
stranger here. especially in South
Canon. where he resided with his mo-
ther for several years before securing
his university degree He was stu
dent under Prof. II. E. Smith, IT
present county clerk and recorder,
but formerly principal OF the South
Canon high r.hool. for a period Of
four years and was very popuIt' with
his instructors and classmates. After
leaving here MIR. Hussey returned to
Ohio. and. subsequently. matriculated
IS a student at the University of
Michigan and Ann Arbor and was
gradrated from its college OF liberal
arts in 1911 aad from its conserva-
tory OF music in 1914. Following his
original course of study he had two
years of post giaduate work at .ns
University Of Michigan and then
taught two and n half years in the
department Of geology al his alma
mater.
Mr. Hussey spent two summers in
Colorado collecting geological speei-
mems for the University OF Michi-
gan and one summer In the Michigan
peninsula in the employ OF the Unit
ed States Geological Survey. He has
specialized In science and is an an-
thority on al matters pertaiing 20
collegiate aad amateur athletics.
The high school authorities and
the South side public generally con
slider Themselves fortunate in obtain
ing him for the place TO which he
has been elected
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-10
BROTHER KILLED
AT DETROIT, MICH.

Miss Blanche Miller Of Detroit,
Michigan. who is visiting in Canon
City as the guest OF her uncle and
aunt. Sheriff and Mrs. William II.
Newcomb. received telegram from
Detroit this morning announcing the
death of her brother there late Fri
day afternoon as the result OF an ac-
cident. The message gave no details
of the affair. Miller was about twenty
five years of age and had position
in Detroit as the driver Of an auto
truck. The fi,ther of the unfortunate
young man is resident OF Colorado
and is employed as a boss at one Of
the mines In the southern coal field
1t is probable that the body will
be brought to this state for burial.
The sister is almost prostrated over
the affair.
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Misa Holman Here
stands.

Miss Hazel Holman OF Montrose-
teacher of music in the south Canon
schools has been the guest Of MIR
and Mrs. u. E. sidebottom for a
few days.
Miss Holman has lust returned from
very pleasant camping trip in the
mountains. Her return was sadden-
ed. however. hy learning. on her re-
turn OF the death OF. her brother.
Cecil Holman at Brookfeld. Mo. or
August 2sth. Being far on IN the
mountains rhe could not be reached
with the sal news.
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STOP THAT FIRST FALL couc.

Check yoir fali cough or cold a,
onee-don't wait-it may lead to ser
ious lung trouble weaken your vital.
ity ANA develop chronic lung all
ment Get a bottle of Dr. BeIl's
Pine Tar-IIoney today: IT is pure and
harmless-use It freely for that faI
cough or cold. II Baby or Children
are sick give It to thsn. It win ee
iieve quickly and permanently. II
soeihes the irritated throat. lungs
and air passages. I.cosens phlerm. e.
sntiseptic and fortiHes the system
against colds. II surely prevents
cold germs from getting hold. Guar.
nnteed. on'y 25c at your Druggist
adv.
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G. 7. GIBBS TELLS
HARD LUCK STORY

C. W. Gibbs says that man who
has TO lay all night with a broken leg
before setting to a doctor is in hard
luck. but that he can tell a worse
hard luck story than that
In October. 1875 he started to move
by wagon from South Dakota TO the
San Luis valley in Colorado.
When 10 miles from Clay Center.
Nebraska. a horse kicked him and
broke his leg. The next day they
drove to Clay Center to see a doctor.
The doctor raid that owing TO the
heavy swelling. he couldn't set II
and advised him TO drive on so miles
to Abilene. The road was rough and
bumpy and he had to lay on his back
with nothing to do but count the
bumps. He sFys there wefe one mil
lion fve hundred and thirty eight
thousand bumps in those so miles.
It was no fun riding the rest II
the way on his back in bumpy wag-
on with his leg in n plaster cort. but
he did 1t. all The way to Pueblo. where
he took the train for the San Luis
valley.
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OWNERSHIP OF
FREMONT FREMONT COUNTY HOMES

The United States Census Depart.
ment at Washington has just issued
a bulletin dealins with the owner
ship of Fremont county homes. The
important ia It's contained in the bull
letin relative to this county are as
follows:
There are 1898 homes in Fremont
County.
farm Homes
OF this number S4S are farm homes
5O3 OF ths farm homes are owned
by their occupants and are free of
mortgaged incumbranee.
The mort saged farm homes nun
Der 19i.
Renters Occupy 1856 farm homes in
this county.
Urban Homes
Out OF total of 1928 homes in the
county 34i5 are urban homes.
There are 1918 urban home owners
in the county.
OF this number 295 are mortgaged.
11sG OF the urban owned homes are
free OF incu.nhrance.
There are 1884 rented urban homes
in the County.
The census enumerators were un-
able to secure data pertaining to the
ownership Of small percentage OF
both the rural and urban homes In
this county.
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G. \. WILLIAMS HERE
FROM CALIFORNIA

Mr.. G. w. Williams who went out
to California about year ago is
here for a few weeks.
Mr.. williams has bought a four
acre orange orchard near Carona.
which is not far from Riverside. The
price paid wss $1,000 for the four
acres.
Mr.. williams says that he has
learned some things about California
and the orange business since he
bought his place. One thing is that
four acres ~ oranges is no better
than three acres of apples right here
at Canon City.
He is not inclined to run down
California, bat he says in no way is
IT better than Colorado and that IT
is not so good for the man who has
TO earn his Tally bread by daily toll
He would not advise anybody who Is
making living here to try TO better
himself in California.
He says chat a great many people
think that lines VIII be worse before
they are better In California.
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Shipped In Its First Coal

For the first time In thirty-three
years, or since the establishment OF
the mining town OF Rockvale. the
people the-s are burning coal ship
ped In on the Santa Fe railroad. On
Monday OF this week Liveryman John
Kyle was busy with two teams un-
loading n car OF coal and delivering
It at the homes OF striking miners
The coal was hauled in wagons from
the walton mine which is being op-
Grated by ua'on men and loaded on
Santa Fe ca at Radiant and shipped
10 Rockvale. fivo miles away.
Rockvale is a town built around
No. I. shaft OF the Colorado Fuel 6
iron company and was for many
years the largest producing coal camp
In Fremont county. Ordinarily. when
operated with a normal force Of men.
hosting MS much as 1.fop tons of coal
per day. II has not produced n
pound OF coil since the strike was
declared ns-.-iy one year ago.-Ficr-
ence Citizen.
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DlzzYr elic Jsg coNsrlpArgoY

Dr. Kings n Life pills will cure
you. cause 9 healthy fiow OF Bile and
rIGs your Stomach and Bowels OF
waste and fermeuting body polsons
They are Tonic to your Stomach
and Liver and tone the general sys-
tenn. First dos'a will cure you OF
that depressed. dizzy. bilious and
constipated condition csc. all Drug
gists.-adv.
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Candidate for Senator on the Repub.
iican Primary Ticket
(sy J. n. shaw)

If there ever was time in she his
tory OF Colorado. when man who
is imbued with business principles
and not theories or dreams was need
ed in the legislative halls OF TIE na.
tional government at Washington. it
is now. DR. Hubert Work. choice OF
the Republican State Assembly for
United States Scuator. has lived In
Colorado for 2s years. de proved
up his first claim in Morgan County
years ago. lie new owns farm lands
in Weld county. He has built up
one of the greatest Holstein-fresian
herds in ths state and has been for
number Of years deeply interested
in the dairy industry of Colorado. He
knows by Experience what the agri-
culturalisf. The dairyman. the stock
man and The miner needs for his
individual success and with his prac-
teal knowledge and the high educa-
tional attailments which are his. is
able TO mast with anyone ON the
rostrum or on the floor OF Congress
in open debate and defend and pro
tect the interests OF the settler in
Colorado.
Dr. Work is not and never has
been professional politician. He
has always been Republican and
has devoted his time and energies to
the success Of the Republican party
and the priaciples for which It stands
He has never held or sought office.
However. al this time he was induced
to permit his name to be used for
the candidacy 10. United States Sen
ator as mea in all walks OF life who
felt that this was the time that
Colorado needed not n dreamer nor a
theorist, but a hard.headed business
man who has mrse a success In life.
in the United States Senate. Conse-
quently we find DR.. Work a candi-
date on the Republican ticket for
this high office. He was given n vote
in the Republican State Assembly
held on August double that receiv-
ed by the next highest candidate. n
tribute TO his worth. He stands for
the State of Colorado. for her indus
tries and 'he development OF her re-
sources. He stands for the enforce
ment of the laws which means order
He stands for ar adequate wage for
the working man. He has made a
success in his own business and he
viii make a success OF the business
OF the State so far as his influence
goes In the national law-maklng
body at Washington. DIR. Work is
man with principle He has a name
and an ambition and he never switch
cs. You always know where he
stands.
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Probably ou, In Boom Busted Calf

Probably Out In Boom Busted Calf.
A country ediior out west has kept
track OF his profit and loss during
the year. and he gives an invoice OF
his business at the end of twelve
months OF uos and downs:
Been broke 3sl times.
Had money -four times
Praised the Public times.
Tod lies i.725 times
Told truth l time.
Missed prayc. meeting 50 times.
Been roaSred isI times.
Roasted others 80 times.
Missed meals times.
Mistaken for preacher II times.
Mistaken for capitalist times.
Found money o.
Took bath 4 times.
Dellnqucnts who paid 2s.
Those who dId not pay. 1876.
Paid In conscience 0.
Co; whipped o.
Whipped others 20 times.
Cash On hand a, beginning s147.
Cash on hand at ending Is cents.
Spirit of tho West.
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PRETTY WEOOING
ON LINCOLN PARK

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. C.
Polhemus on Walnut avenue. Lincoln
Park. was the scene of a very pretty
wedding. Friday evening. August 2s
at which time their niece. Clara.
youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Poihemus OF Cuffey. Colo. was
united In marriage to Samuel r. Lo-
gan OF Bel,it, Kansas. in the pres
ence Of about thirty relatives and
friends.
The guests assembled early in the
evening and at six o'clock we're serv
ed with a bountifui picnic supper on
the lawn.
Later in the evening the lawn was
beautifully lighted with electric lights
and promptly at eight O'Clock the
wedding march was played by Mrs.
Carrie DoOley and the young couple
took their places under an arch
which had been erected for the occa.
sion. Rev. Hole. pastor of the First
NJ. E. ehurch OF Canon City. ofncIat-
ed at the simple and impressive cere-
mony.
After congratulations had been ten
dered the happy couple. refreshments
consisting of ice cream and cake
we're served.
About nine O'Clock the company
retired in doors. and a most enjoy
able hour was spent in a social way.
The bride was n former resident
Of Canon City and is well known
by many Of the young people. She
attended the cauon City High school
course at Russell. Kansas. In 1912.
and at that tims received a State
Teachers certificate and has been
very successful primary teacher In
the schools OF Kansas for two years.
She has n very bright and attrac-
tive personality and is one who makes
hosts OF FRI ends wherever she goes
Mr.. Logan has been in Colorado
only a few weeks. but in that short
time has made many friends. He
is young man OF sterling character
and n bright future Is predicted for
the young peopIe by those who know
them best
Many bea aitiful gifts were received
as tokens Of love and esteem.
The affair was memorable one In
many ways. Il being the occasion Of
the reuniting OF the four daughters
of W. s. Polhemus. for the hrst time
in several wears Besides the bride
they are Mrs. D Z. Crouch and
Mrs. A. J. Danielson OF Texas Creek.
and Mrs. r. A. Shaver of CaIlhan.
Colorado. II was regretted by all
that the three brothers Of the bride
could not be present
The out Of town guetss were Mr.
and Mrs. w 8. Polhemus OF Guney.
Colorado. Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. wngh,
OF westcline; Mr.. and Mrs. d. f.
Crouch and baby Keith. OF Texas
Creek Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Shaver
and children. Stuart and Evelyn of
calhan. colo.: and SIR. and Mrs. A.
J. Danielson ard little daughters.
Dorothy anj Shirley OF Texas Crock.
Others present were Mr. and Mrs.
II. c. PoIhemus. Mr.. and Mrs. d.
w. Bowen. Mr.. Chas SchiIerarth.
Mrs. Carrie Dooiey and children. all
OF Lincoln Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan left Saturday
morning on n two weeks trip TO Col.
crado Springs. ManItou and other
points OF interest. after which they
will return TO Guffey. Colorado. near
which place they intend to make
their home.
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Yards here week or ten days ago
and stole ffteen or twenty melons
For this offense they were arrested
and locked up. ~, were subsequently
released by Judge Cooper on the
promise of god behavior in the fu-
ture. They ere also believed TO have
been found guilty of the burglary Of
Fred Riede's store last month when
between sev-nty-ave and a hundred
dollars was stolen.
Clues About The Same
Entrance 70 McClintock's store was
made through the skylight. and. as
the same means of ingress was fol-
lowed at several other places Of bust
ness in recent robberies. the three
lads now in the county Jail are be-
lieved to have committed all of the
robberies that have occurred about
town during the last four or FIVE
months. The Identity of the trio IS
not disclosed for the reason that the
statutes of Colorado forbid the pub
lication of the names of juvenile de-
linquents. Tie night police are en-
titled 20 great credit in running down
these robbe-jes and bringing the
youthful maleiactors to the bar OF Jus
tice.