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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
.IQQ|E NOSE, p5,o(6,
| MS BILL AGAINST N. D.
| WHO TREATED dent"
Patient Alleges Doctor Failej
to Handle His Nasal
I Organ Properly.

Benjamin waldman. twenty-three
years old. Of No. 10 West One Hun
ArsA and Seventeenth street. has
beought an action In tho Supreme
Court against DR.. Albert q. Polly Of
No. Gao Madison avenue for $4,000
for alleged malpractice. Tho sum-
mons and complaint were died In the
County Clerks once by Albert d.
echanzer Of No. 1SA Nassau street,
Waldman's attorney.
WAldman says he employed the
doctor to operate on and heal his
nooa, which had. as the aftermath
u an accident, . dent across the
bsadgs.
The complaint urges that DR..
Polly. who undertook diligently,
faithfully and skilfully to attend and
care for" Waldman's nose, "negli-
ssSkly. carclessly. unskilfully and
unprofessionally behaved. governed
and conducted himself in and about
the care Of said nose." and that, al q
result, II became swollen. enormous
~ enlarged and disfgured and that
plaintiffs face was also disfigured.
waldman. through his attorney. de-
clares he sustained a severe shock
and that he was occasioned grca'
bodily pain and mental anguish. He
says he IL informed and believes the
injuries are permanent. lie was pre-
vented he aays numerous times
from attending to his usual vocation
Of shipping clerk.
). DR.. Polly, commenting on the &C.
ton, said yesterday 20 . reporter fol
THE Evening World that Waldmar
/, had no basis for his suit.
u "Waldman asked me II I could no
& do something to straighten put hi
nose, which had been disflgured from
the kick of q horse" he said. 6.
, treated him more than two year,
ago"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21

Ne was not discovers untn 6owo
yesterday. A Tie Of smoking brush
In he cemetery attracted the alton.
tlom Of one OF the Searchers, ana
whitley was found on the tire.
When told to-day that her amdavit
exonerated the minister Miss Clark
said she had not meant to sign any
thing that denied the incident had
occurred.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
ssco. ooo 70 p,y....s cN.-eA.

o2OO, O0O 70 Ply mouth On Fch.
The residue Of an estate estimated at
S3O. 900 goes to Plymouth Church. Brook
Ign. under the will Of Mrs. Adele Bur.
roughs Of No. "a Washington avenue.
that borough. which was filed for pro-
bate yesterday with Surrogate Ketchan.
The testatrix left $4,000 IN trust for Mrs.
to the Brooklyn institute Of Arts and
Sciences.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
SEEKS DEATH BY FIRE
!. AFTER VOTING AGAINST
I his ACCUSED PASTOR
Trustee Whitley Found Dying
After Girl Had Partly
I Retracted Charges.

eE1cAoo. Aprh s,.-Tfassdy FOL
'iewsd . week Of Sensational disclos-
urss IN Lockport, H.. yesterday. whom
Robert Whitley, unconscious and bad.
~ charred. was found lying on the
embers Of q, bonfire In tho cemetery.
Popular opinion is that Whitley built
- DIRE and threw himself on Il while
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21

Bubonic Plague In Chili's Ca pita1.
WASHINGTON. April IA fatal case
OF bubonic plague in Santiago, Chill,
has been reported TO the state Depart.
ment.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

wrapped way round under her skirts.
She was a poor little thing afraid to
say her soul was her own, and more
aggressive girl would have had him
'pinched, as did Miss Mckinney.
sure do admire her spunk and
am sure am not alone in my admira-
ton. l go down town every day and
see lots of things, but 1 wish to re-
late only two of the things that hap
pened to me during the last week
on State street.
The other noon l was crossing
Washington street, on State and an
automobile passed, and in it was one
very well dressed man. Just as he
passed l happened to look up and
caught his eye. l am sure l did not
mean to, but when he saw he had
caught my eye, he motioned with his
head for me to stop, and l watched
to see what he would do and he drew
up to the curb down about a quarter
of the way down the block, but beat
it around the other way into store.
That was one day last week, and this
last Saturday was crossing Madison
at State and the same thing hap
pened only it was a different man. l
had intended going into store there,
but l just wanted to see how far he
would tag without encouragement"
and l walked down Madison and turn
ed for Wabash, and guess he didn't
like to drive down Wabash for he
kept going toward Michigan blvd.
He had been driving close to the curb
watching me.
The town is full of men doing this
same thing and 1 would like to see
them all begging for their lives.
am not afraid for girls of my caliber,
for 1 am, not afraid and have been
working down town long enough lat
that I am only 81 years old to be
wise to these things but presume.
fhoro ORC IOtc of GIRLS who don't know
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20
A GIRLS EXPERIENCE


experiences with train flirts myself,
but always when l saw my over
friendly man-neighbor was getting
too close would get up. One time
l got up Il had been sitting by the
window and the car was crowded.
and stood beside of my would-be
friend the rest of the way down
town.
The particular instance l wish to
relate is something l saw on the car
the other morning and hope the
little girl who was putting up with so
much reads this.
She was very sedately sitting by
the window reading the Sunday
School Journal; was not dressed in
the height of fashion, but almost
stability; and was certainly Winding
her own business as much as any
one ever saw. was standing right
back of her seat, and a man was
standing right by the seat she was in.
The girl who was sitting on the aisle
seat got off and this man sat down
at the same time I got seat directly
back OF these people.
What drew my attention was that
his shoulder overlapped hers by fully
two or three inches. She would
bunch over a little toward the win =,
dow and pretty soon she was sitting
in about as much space as a mos
uito would occupy and he had lots !
of room on the end of the seat. She
was extremely uncomfortable, it was
very plain to be seen, and had l been :
in her position sure would have
showed him he was at the getting-off
corner. But it came my street to get
of, and 1 went toward the front of
the car to get off to see where his feet
we're, for was suspicious of him, and
none to my surprise found his foot |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

given by church and licensed by
state?
Or is it the best and the strongest
factor in life, whose purpose is the
breeding of children with sturdy legs
and a curiosity as,to the composition
OF things?-Jane Doe.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-11-03
RapOzos Celebrate

Mr.. and Mrs. John Rapozo gave
a dinner at their home i'll Lihue
last Friday evening as an obser-
vance of their 10th anniversary
and also the first birthday of one
of their children. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Rapozo,
ST.. (parents); Mr.. and Mrs. An
tone Rapozo, Mr.. and Mrs. Manu-
el Rapozo,, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ra-
pozo, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Rapozo, Mr.. an d Mrs. Frank
Amorin, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Correia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine ROdrigues,
Mrs. Mladinish, Miss Mladinish,
Miss Virgin Corrcia, Miss Mary
Rapozo, Master c. Cabral a II d
Antoine Silva. John Rapozo is a
salesman in Lihue Store,
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-11-03
ELECTION MOVING
ALONG VERY SLOW

Reports at late hour this MORN
ing was that the election was NOV
ing along very slow in all of the
Kauai precincts. At IL O'Clock
the average voted was about 7 to
10 in the Primary on September
-. At this rate (if il keeps up the
balance of the day. the total vote
OF the island will not run over 700.
1t is figured, however, that there
will be more activity during the
afternoon.
Rivalry between Senator Knud-
sen, the Republican warhorse. and
Mikaele, the Democratic nominee,
is very keen, with the indications
that Knudscn will pull up III some
Of the precincts which gave him a
majority last time.
Kuhio will carry the island
handily.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-11-03
TIMELY SERMON
BY MR.. LyDGATE

Mr.. Lydgate in his Sunday even
ing sermon, speaking on the text,
Let no man among YOU think of
himself more highly than he ought
to think; but to think soberly u
commented on temptations
there are in this country, where by
virtue of wealth, education, intelli-
gence and station those whoare in
the position of the ruling race, to
get the big head" to assume the
airs and manners of the autocrat,
and to treat the laborlng and serv-
ing classes with neglect or even
contempt.
If there is any outstanding weak
ness to which the American people
are prone said the speaker. it is
this of the bumputous, ali sufficient
big head" and if there is any
infatuation that will precipitate the
United States into a great foreign
wal it is this unfounded conceit
which treats the 'Chink" the
Jap" the "Dago" and Ii c
Dutch" with disparaging con.
tempt as inferior peoples in spite
of their ancient civilizations and
their wonderful histories.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-11-03
REPUBLICAN RALLY LAST
NIGHT ENDED CAMPAIGN

\ rousing Republican meeting
was held in. Hale Hooni theater
Lihuc, last evening as a wihdup to
the campaign which had been car.
ried on with vigor in the various
precincts f + several weeks. Free
trade. free sugar, Democracy, Nc
Candlcss, the Democratic party
and the Democratic tickets were
battered numerically. The speak
ers were frequently applauded.
H. d. Wishard, chairman of the
Board of Supervisors, presided.
Inasmuch rs the audience of voters
was mixed, the chairman announc
ed that the speeches of Senator
Knudsen and Mr.. Fassoth would
be III English, while those of
Mcssrs Coney and Kula would be
in Hawaiian.
Mr. Fassoth was called upon
first. He stated that although new
i'll the field for Legislative nonors,
he was not new on Kauai, having
lived here 81 years; and that he
was familiar with Kauai's needs
He enunciated a number of priu
ciples for which he stood, and the
audience seemed to agree thorough.
ly with his views.
Mr.. Xula impressed cvervore
with his easy, straightforward way
of presenting arguments, and mad,
everyone fali that lie would prove
All important worker on the foo
of the House.
S enator Knudsen spoke
straight from the shoulder V; tolC
the audience what the Rep ublicai
candidates proposed to do, anC
pointed out the danger of entrust'
ing the business of the Islands tC
the opposition at this time H,
warned the audience against Reap
portionment, supported strongly
by the Democrats, which would
cut Kauai down to one senator
and two representatives aHd place
control of all legislative matters
absolutely i'll Oahu. That one
thing alone, he thought, was suf
fiCient reason for Kauai sending ;
solid Republicans delegation to the
Legislature. The speaker sale
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-11-03
NJ M'BRYDE OWNERS
TO HOLD MEETING

A special meeting of the stock
holders of the McBrpde Sugar Co.
has been called for November II
in Honolulu, at which the common
stock holders will be asked to hand
over one fifth of their stock in or
der that dividend of 7 per, cent
may be paid in the near future to
the preferred stockholders.
The stockholders will also be
asked whether or not the McBryde
Sugar Company shall purchase the
stock of the Kauai Fruit & Land
Co., which is covered by options.
Another question to be submit
ted will be that of taking up the
note fol S142, 1929 given bv Nc
Brvde Sugar Co. to Alexander &
Baldwin January 2, 1914. This
note is not due in two years, but
the agents hardly see the wisdom
of carrying it along when they
have the money with which to pay
it off.
After the common stock holders
have dug up" their proportions
of stock, the agents will be able to
pay themselves the note III ques-
ton In advance, make the proper
sinking fund payments, pay pre-
ferred stock dividends for 1913
and 1914 and carry over a small
balance with the Agents.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-11-03

that one of the principal reasons
for his wishing to return to the
Senate was to fight this measure.
He had fought it in the past and
assisted in causing is defeat; and
le wanted to 10 all IL his power
to defeat it again at this critical
period
He was not onnoScd t0 howe.
steading, as had been charged hv
some; but he did doubt IT," wis nn
of opening tracts of land to home
steaders before suitable roads had
been provided. He thought the
government should FIRST provide
roads, wlter, shipping facilities,
etc. and then invite homcsteadcrs
to take up land.
The speaker concluded by urg-
ing everyone to vote the straight
Republican ticket from top to bot
tom.
Mr.. Coney, floor leader of the
House. was the next speaker. adj.
dressing the audience III both
Hawaiian and English. He made
all earnest appeal for a straight
vote Of the Republican ticket, ant
his remarks made a deep impress
ion.
Mkt, Senator Chas. A. Rice
was called OF for a few remarks tc
top off the program. L h (
Senator also p o IL d out th'
dangers to Kauai of the Reap
portionment program Of the Demo
Gratis, ang urged solid Republi
can delegation there next Februar,
to combat it.
Mr.. Rice concluded bv urging
every one to vote the solid Re
publican ticket, and expressed hi:
cordial endorsement of Delegate
KuhiO. He referred to his reCen
race against Kuhio iii the Primar!
and explained that he had opposec
Kuhio because he regarded him a
slow. But added the Sena
tor, Il consider him a darue,
sight better man than McCand
less"
This brought The meeting to
Tel osc, and cNcryonc present agree,
that it had been most successful.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-11-03
SUPT. FORBES IS
COMING FRIDAY

Superintendent Charles X. For
hes, OF the Department Of Public
Works, who is also chairman of the
iIarbor Commission, will arrive in
Lihue Friday morning and will
spend several days OIL Kauai inves-
tigating matters i'll which his de-
partments are interested.
A special committee of the Cham.
Der of Commerce to meet Mr..
Forbes and assist him as far as
possible in his investigations has
been named by President Putnam,
as follows: II. d. Wishard chair
man of the committee on harbors,
transportation and shipping, chair
man; G. p. Wilcox, chairman of
the committee on commerce, manu-
features and agriculture; + H. w.
Broadbent, chairman OF the COM
mittee OH homesteads and home
stealing; Senator L. a. Knudsen.
chairman of the committee on Leg
isldtion.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-11-03
F|LIPIN0S FIGHT
WITH CANE KNIFE

Filipinos got into fight in camp
2, MAXWELL last Thursday night,
in one part of which cane knives
were used, a man named Marcial
Sibriro having his nose split oper
and being otherwise slashed.
Dionic!o Sabida w 4 arrested
aud charged with t II cutting
When arraigned in the Waimea
court OH a charge of assault with a
deadly weapon, he waived eXami-
natl on and was committed to the
Circuit Court for trial by jury.
While the fight was going on
between Sibrino and Sabida, an
other man named Mini Fillciano
ran in and began pummeling the
victim of the cutting (Sib:ino)
with h i S fists. Filiciaro w $
rounded up later a md in court
Monday morning was convicted OF
assault and fined SIS.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-11-03
0lOkele Parties

Quite a number of people visited
Olokele around SUNDAY. Saturday
afternoon NJ. J. Fassoth. Hans
Fassoth, d. Murdoch and other;
went up into the canyon and spen
the night. Next day DR.. Glaisye
and party and others were there
The weather being favorable. tn
scenery was grand and the tri
we'll worth while.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-11-03
Bowling Matches

The bowling match for the 6pitz
prize cup started OH the alleys of
the Kegel Club Saturday. Twelve
games are to be played. Following
are the results of the first nights s
playing, the figures above each set
indicating the base from which
points are counted:
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-11-03
Cannery Working Again

Laval cannery began work again
last Friday after the closed" sea-
son. For the present active opera
tions will be kept up only ore day
of each week.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-11-03

lines The
ont the than they week ago,
Germans made violent attack Yesterday the Asne river but
repus-d North Houan the French
Fighting the report
during against
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-11-03

K, c Hopper, who has been in
Honolulu Tor a few days on busi-
ness, will return tomorrow msrn-
ing.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-11-03
IN EAST PRUSSIA

london Conflicting regarding operations
contained official from Russian and German
Russia claims Other Petroaad also
Russian forces making AT the time Berlin
battle is still indeCIsve.
Germans lost heavily IL @ ataeh @ on flraeation line.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-11-03
, evidently under Wav.
The FRANCE BATTLEFIELD

LondonReports night that there has been no
change the Belgian frontier but fierce hghng con
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-11-03
Sugar, 3.64.
BATTLE OF TSING TAU

TokoThe japanese Office that desperate battle
TsQ British and Japanese warshs have partly
destroyed defending forts of the and able get close
enough to throw shells the city
Shipyarls gas wor' and houses are in flames.
The forces has been moved mp close to
the German lines and covering rues of infantry arm OF the
Allies toward the line of the defenders.
The Germans strongly enenChed and are Offering herc re-
sstance.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-11-03
FLOODING OF BELGIUM

Operations Of troops in Belgium has been quite diff
foundations by the Allies Ypres
country they having destroyed the Nupo despatch
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-11-03

Continued on page 5,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-25
Legal Notices.


The State Of Texas,
County Of El Paso.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF FL PasO
County, Greeting:
Winchester Cooley administrator with the
VIII annexed OF the estate Of Il. NJ Mundy,
deceased, having filed in our County court
his final account Of the condition OF the
estate of the said H. NJ Mundy, deceased,
charged from said administration, you are
hereby commanded that by publication of
this writ Tor 20 days in a newspaper legally
published in the County Of FL PasO, State OF
Texas, you give due notice to all persons
interested in the account for final settle
ment Of said estate, to file their objections
thereto, if any they have, on or before the
March term, A. D., 1914, Of said County
court, commencing and to be held at the
County Court house in the City Of Ell Paso,
County Of FL PasO, State Of Texas. on the
account and application viii be considered
by said Court
Witness, Park W. Pitman, Clerk Of the
County court Of FL Paso county, Texas.
Given under my hand and seal Of said
Court at my office in the City Of FL PasO
the I'd day Of February, A D., 1914.
Park W. Pitman,
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ell PasO County,
Texas.
BY C. Amanda, Deputy
Issued this I'd day Of February, A D. 1914.
Park W. Pitman,
County Clerk
A true copy certify.
BY c. Amanda, Deputy
Peyton J. Edwards.
Sheriff Of El Paso County, Texas.
BY N S Good, Deputy Sheriff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-25
For SaIe-ReaI Estate.
4 LITTLE RARGAIN.


s room brick cottage on 2
lots on Bisbee St, near Alta
Vista school Buy it 10 save
rent. 500 cash, balance SIS
per month.
ONLY ONE LEFT
Out Of the 5 TularOsa st.
houses we built near the Alta
Vista school. These places are
modern and nice in every par
ticular, bungalows, all Of
them, rooms and a glassed
in sun parlor; nicely terraced
lot with south front exposure,
paved street, etc. Hurry UP IL
you want the best home at the
best price in this section.
THE BANK GETS THE
BENEFIT
When you put your money in
their savings account at
their money off your money.
Why not make a judiciOus in
vestment and treble what the
bank pays you. We have a
proposition, absolutely safe,
which viii make you Il per
vent compound interest. Come
in and talk it over.
HOME BUILDING TIMEi
Maybe we have what you
want already built. II we
haven't we can show YOU
many. many details which
you would overlook yourself
in building. Come in and plan
with US. we have the best
Perry Kirkpatrick Realty Co.
2O9 Mesa Ave. Phone 1879.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-25
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
real, ESTATE. INSURANCE & BONDS.
Inl sAN ANTONID STREET.

real, ESTATE. INSURANCE & BONDS.
IO4 SAN ANTONIO STREET
There, is more building doing in the Coun-
try club district than any other portion OF
the city The development IS not wonder
full, it has only been reasonable, and yet
the most rapid of any section Of El Paso.
The quality Of the houses, the beautiful
location, and the social interests are at
tracing tAe very best Of our city's popula-
ton. We take a great deal Of pride in
showing this district.
A few of the lstings:
S7OOO-The most beautiful s room bunga-
galow hardwood floors, basement, furnace
heat and thoroughly up to now. A moderate
cash payment, bal easy terms On lots
s6O0OEAnother room bungalow, similar
to the above, lots, on Mckinley Ave. Will
suit the most fastidious.
S45OO-Another beautiful 5 room bunEa-
low basement, furnace heat, hardwood
floor builtin features, lots, Mckinley Ave. ;
moderate payment
furnace heat, corner, 21A lots, Dyer St /;
small cash payment, bal. suit
S35OO-5 room bungalow, Just finishing
Dve1. St. lots. near Country club base
ment. furnace; small cash payment bal suit
S350O-5 room bungalow, new, lots, G.
V $500 cash, bal. easy.
$1,000 room bungalow. glassed in porch.
lots. G. V; small cash payment bal
monthly.
S5OOO-Two room bungalows, 125 It
front; rental $3.50 each, H. P; good view
good district; small cash payment, bal suit
As
SISOO-Beautiful 5 room home SO IT
front, H P $20O cash, $50 per month.
SIS5O-4 room rock house, SO It front
G. V $3.50 cash, $50 per month.
$1,000 acres, San Eizario, houses
seine fruit trees. fenced, acres alfalfa :
splendid buy, 10 cash.
5000 per acre-S acres mile Ysleta ALI
in cultivation; on paved road; ID cash
S2O0 per acre-1z mile Ysleta- 100 acres
fenced p in cultivation. VIII cut into ann,
sized tracts; small cash payment, bal sniff
$40 per acre-67 acres San Elizario. near
paved road; exchange for city property.
S225 per acre-34 acres = mile YsIeta
all in cultivation; splendid buy, terms to
suit.
S265 per acre. mile Tsleta. well I'm
proved so acre ranch, room modern home
all in cultivation, 40 acres in alfalfa viii
trade for FL PasO property.
SI25 per Acres acres near ChannberTno
40 in cultivation, Is alfalfa 2 acres in
fruit; good house, we'll improved. win ez
change for El PasO property
Morning Side Heights slOts-Choice inside
$500, $40 per lot cash, s. per lot per month :.
no interest, no taxes.
Newman Investment Co.