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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11
Nassia.
Gisarrenlaben am Epsra glat miro
pon Seteftibs uuermurtet
beiudJt.

Die Spielsr 9lbtbsiIuns bss De
iettip Departments unternabm ses
it.rn cine Rassia auf ben GisarrenIas
BEN Don Sc glOno am Opera pIaB,
ipeIter als llntertunftsplaB fir
Spi.lsr, Iopis ais Spiet6olIe gilt.
gslpsii,, bob in ben Rdumsn sss
Ipielt ipurbe, parsn ni4t gu ers
bringen, unb Die geamtsu bssniigtsn
ii4 bamit, bic in benz 2aben uno
Raumsn ansetrOffensn psrionen, %
an Der 3dbI, untsr Der gsi9ulbisuug
b.s Serumluugsrns in Daft gu brins
gen. Die @srbaftstsn purbeu teinsr
a5rperpiiitatiou uuteraoeeu, ou Icfort
cine giirsidaft in S6be BON 500 fir
ieoen 8siduloisten seiteIt purbe. Die
poIi3.i psrfolst burd oieie 8er6of=
tunsen ben 3psd. aud bas blobe Ser
umitebsn in perbd9tissn pldsen aus@
aumsrsen. Die gei6ulbisten ipsrben
beute bsm Muni5ipaIri6ter ibre s{ufs
ipartuna MAIDEN.
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;sreb. gdrrt's gilser.

Die fiiuf 9ilhcr, ipeIbe Serr SreS.
gldert in Der @endIbealtsitcauno 6es
Cincinnati g(rt Club bdt, finben lei
tens Der 9eTuher psrbiente 9eabtuna
uno @iiroisuns. Serr @6ert asb0rt
nod 5u Der alten suten S6uIe, Die
eine tOrrette 3eianung als grunbbe.
binsuna fir Die Maltunit aniiebt. Da
or ailberoem &ontpoiitionsga6e unb
eintn Sinu fir barmpntihe sfarben-
ssbung beiiBt, 10 t6nnen eben nur
fpla prGGtige 9ilber als ReIultat ent.
iteben. gu oem einen 9ilbe, Sinber.
nibrennen, bat Der SiinitIer ii6 bas
Subiett BON 2atoni1 etbolt. Das Bib
1T boiler 2ehsn unb beim getra6ten
iibsriommt uns TDrmIib ettpas BON
iener glufreeuhs, bic ieben srfabt, Der
ben ariinen Raisn" betritt. Die so-
len BTcros itnb gang porSiielib ses
mntu 6err @6ert bat bier Elm
Stiid 0i,Fiicbteit auf Die 9etnnduo
asbrubt. Dos Bib madt burh ietne
&omppiition unb bic iuubers Durhs,
fiibruue einen gang porSiisIi6en Gin.
brud.
Ssrr el&srt bat iia auf bic 1bisr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11
0as2(rbeits tslofensp sproblent
Gie pom giirsermeiiter eraanmte
aummiiiion belt lire erite
gisuns ab.

9ie bon giir9ermeiiter j. g. epic
gel DOE eiiligeu 3agei ernanrte gilr,
ger-Ronnliiiion 5ur 2oiung Der glr.
beitsloien.Srnge bielt am geitrigen
8ornlittag ibre erite Sieung i'm gu.
reau oes gilrgermeiiterg ab lno or-
sauiirte iih our3 Die grlpdblung
bon Sdrrp 81. 2epp gum gpriisenbeil
lno &eu. 8. 8. @bite. oem Slper-
intenOenteu bes iidotiid)en Boblt9d.
tigfeits .Iepnrtements, 5itm SefretGr.
9af, Die @rbeitsloieuirage iiberaus
afut lit, tpurDe bon aGen Witglieoern
Ger aommiiiipn sugeitanben, lnb
man einigte iih porlditiig barauf o1f
cine sln5abl llnternusidiiiie 5u er.
neunen iino, itltter ipel6e bic slrbcit
rertDeilt tperoen ioa.
goriiter &orrp M. 2cbp mndte
baraui nufmertianl, baB es bic BfliGt
eines jeOen giirsers iein ipiiroe, nad
Srditen 3ur 2inOerung Der 9totb BEL,
5uiteuern, unb er betonte, ooB Den
Gincinnatiern Die 5iiriorge fiir ibre
in Rotb befinoli6en @iitbiirger iueit
ndber geben iolte, als gsotb uno
glenb anoerSipo.
Gtebt,Sngeiieur Grltg berihtct,
Sob III Ben naditen 3agcn cine an.
sabl arbeitsloie nit StruBenarbeiten
beif1ftiet tperben ipiirben, uno Si.
herbeits.0ireftor Solmes tbeilte mil,
bab Iaut ether giltifeioung Deg G)e'
neralonpalts Sogan Die Giniloienit'
Gonlmiiiion abiolut nihts betreffs
Der telnpordren 9lnIteQlng bon sIr-
beitsloien su iagen babe. Gieie gnt.
ifeiouns bate Serr Sulmeg Oor'
geitern aug Columbus mitge6raft.
Die aonrnliiiion ipiro in Der fom'
meiioen @obe lire l1dyiten Sisung
abbalten, urb bis babin iperben Die
perIhiebenen ltnterausid)iiiie ernanilt
morben iein. 8iirgermeiiter Spiegel
ernannte eeltern nod Die Serren ".
81. sdoepf. a.riiiioent bes StraBen'
babn.@eiel(ifoit; 8. g9. SreemmL
grdIioent Der Union @as &c electric
So, iinS 9aparb 8. Sileour, 9raii-
bent Ger SeIepbon-@eicIlidait, SIT
Witgliebern Der aoutnliiiion..
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Mus aemtmdD
Sinh Eabasusea 5nm Stuoium Der
bieiisen SfJnlen gcfummen.

Seit geitern gornittag tpeilen 50
9ebrer lrno 2e6rerinnen aus Iuguita
unn WfapsoiIle, ap., inter Der 2ei-
tung Der oortigen Shul-Superirten-
Senten q. 5. Solln unO @. S. CUB.
Iinger in Ser Stabt, Inn bos bieiige
Sthltlipitem 3u itlibirer.
9ie @Gite beiuften itnter Ser Siib-
ritng BON 5ranf Wlirben Ioore,
Sent Social Center 9ireftor bes
Sdjrlratbs, cine Slibe Bon SfyuIen,
barurter Die Susbes SofihuIe, bie
g9pobtparo Sofifule uno bie Mooi-
iorrpiIle SodidntIe, iorpie cine Heibe
Der Snternebiat. unb GIernentur.
Sdmlen, uno ipraten iih iiber bas
@eieHene in entblriiaitiiher @eiie
ans. Sim 9lbeno mobnten tie elmer
llnterbaItrng IN Der YeusIee Sd,uIe
Eel
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sJniunpb Yarf
Sit geitern nm siuei gder persrOkert
iuprben.

@ie in Der eeitrtgen Sisung Der
9orf.aontniiiion befannt gegeben
uuroe. lit Der SntpooO Sarf um 6spel
9lder perer6Bert ,porben nnO 5mar
uuf Ger n6rolif bon Der Soailter
Strabe geIegeuen Seite. Der Bart 1T
nunmebr % glder grob.
Gem Wtiitter,alub oes Mcainlep
SpielpIases ipiroe Die grlaubniB ge'
geben, einen Meihnadtsbaum wdb'
reno ser iseiertage aui benz SpieIplns
airf3uitellen.
=. So,parb Reribaip, Ser Seiter
ser auf Sen it1btiihen TurfanIagcn
lmo Spielpldeeu itattfinoe1oen
Spiele, bot Der Iarf f'3omHliiiiou ge'
tern einen ausiiibrlit)en 8eridt int
tcrbreitet. aus ipel6em beruorge6t,
bab iuabrenb ser berflpiienen Saiion
1859 gaiebals sSpiele alii ben itabti'
ideu SpieIpIaten geipieIt puroen.
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aaOis Smaueit.

gor Coroner Or. Soertmcper er.
itienen geitcru Sob. 2. SaOis rnO
bas Sausn10den Gba Geaiper, oie in
Sem 9cniicndt 9to. 1862 ct. 2eger
9lare tbdtia lit, lin ibre sluSidgeu
iiber Srn COB ppu @racc 3apis 81
MAIDEN, Die iid) our6 einen Sdllb in
Sic Shlafe in ibrem 3immer tootetc.
(spa erflirte oem Coroner, oab lie
nil Srdulein Gapis 5ebn Wtiniiten
Dor Der Sbat aeiprodeu babe unb
nittS slnifdlises i'm 8eien ocrieIben
bcnertt babe. sSrdulcin 9apis ioG
ibr seiugt bdben, oaB Tic iih beionoers
ipobl iiible. Sobn 9. 0apis duBerte
ii6 bobiu, oaB feline Sdiueiter ieit
Dem erIittenen automobiI. .llitfaa icbr
leiht erregbar mar iino an MeIdn.
toIie lit. Or. Soertmeper tpirb iCi.
men @abripru6 ipater befauut se5e,.
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9ebtu sic fid1er uus erianssn eie bic
ORIGINAL
mn
Sc Gfaarre.
THE PETER IB0LD COMPANY.
912 Wlnin etraas.

maleret berlegt. 2luf breisn isinsr
gilber lit Der Sunb Dereipist unb elm
aneerss 5eiat eintn prd9tigsn 2Dtpenz
tppf. Der aopf oes 9ernbarbtuer
5unbes, aus peI9em 5tpei treue
ausen berausIsrhten, 1T sbeHfalls siH
bibifles Bib.
Die Qusiteluns bes Dirt Club
i'm Union Central 9ebdube an 9ierter
unb @ine Strabe bleibt mod biz Sunls
iiae Gbsnb offeu. mir m0dten .auf
bic a9ert'i6er Silber gan5 befon7
bers binpeiIen. Serr 9l6ert bat fein
gltelier i'm Butler GsbGube, Is Wsit
Sedite Strabe.
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Gbe.Grlanbnisideiae.

(atnoreip SadIon, SO. Neaiant Rio9e
I (2uIu Siro, "a, qleafant &io9e.
IGt6arb Gpans, q, 753 Barr Str.
Ssnepa Qleranoer, 20, 1874 Sp6n, 4
SDtparb anOr, q, 341 Oregon Ctr.
Carrie 9astins, 19, 401 Oregon.
Oscar 6. Rubp, 80, 1736 Nain Ctr.
Marp 6. Samptun. 30, 124 Sit 13.
JSObn 3. 9beib, 30, 1918 SeffsrfOn.
Clara Rspsr, 25, 8uruet 2lpeuue.
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Die !6ilfssG sGeieaidbaft.
Semte absnb lit ipieber geriammluus
in Der glorb Cincinnati Snrn'
baae.
@eitere $4,000 an oas rationale
6ilfs'aommittee ssianSt.

Die Telitide un6' Seiterreidiid.
llngariite SiIisgcieQifnit fat beite
abeno lia6 olpeituodjiger ltnterbre-
dung fpieoer @miamlnlilng, unb
5ipar mie iiblih. IN Ser giorb Gincin.
nati gurilbale. gs 6a6en iifJ man-
tJerlei @dhdite aliigebduft~ Iobai,
eill redt 5abIrcidcr geild lpiinidens.
lpertg III.
Gle erite IufloBe Ger fiinitleriifen
goitfnrten bon 5000 Stiid lit beteits
pergriifen, iooaB cine jpeite guilage
in geitellung eege6en pitroe. 9ie
&arten iiiio oiesmal in tiefif|mar3cnt
Drud nno iebeu lul0ennein PROPER
aus. Sie iirr6 gum Breiie BON Gents
oas Stiif erbdltlih
Il &
Ger Sfabmeiiter Ses S5ilfsfon6s
bat geitern ipeitere $4,000 on ben
8orliBer oes notionalen SiIig.Runl.
mittees III Baltimore abgeianot, bon
NO aiiE Die @eloer ben oeltti6en uno
iterreihiIdpungariiden 9oti6aften
ii5erliiittelt per0en
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@ebmrten.

gmerIon uub Srma 8itttamp, IA
Bad Strabe, anabe.
Qtlbert unS GIpro Sider, 662 5rees
man Gpenue, &nabe.
5reberid uno Marp Burger, 1925
8ureopne Strube, auabe.
9llbert unb ssba Stol, 3747 Wur.
iatp 2lpeHue, Wdb9en.
Sobn unb Cha Qrtmeper, 9964@ars
tbase pite, Sndbe.
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@ar Gin 9sihberltauSnis.

8iirasrmsiiter SpisseI III nat mi.
Dor @priibsnbsr Der aommifion,
iuslfe nit bsm 9au Der apnpentions.
bale bstraut iporbsn 1T. sSn Der
prrseitrissn SiBuns Der &ommiiiion
ipar Elm S6reibsu bes giirgermeiiters,
III tpsI6sm tr isin glusbleibn ent.
ihulbiste, mibpsriidnben unb barouf.
bin 5err RatbaH Dradsr gum Wpre
flyer erip1bIt iporben. SieIe GripGbs
lung tpurbe esitsrn riidsdneis semadt
linb 6err Grudsr ipurbs sum Uises
Uoriitsr srtpGbIt,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-13
WHEN KIDNEYS
START ACHING
Take Salts to flush Kidneys II
back hurts or BLADDER
bothers.

When you wake up with back
ache anG dull misery in the kidney
region 1t generally means You have
been eating too much meat, says n
well-knOwn authority. Meat forms
uric acid which ovcrworks the kid
aeys in their effort to filter it from
the blood and they become sort of
)aralyzod and loggy. When your
kidneys get sluggish and clog you
must relieve them, like you relieve
your bowels; removing all he
bOdy"s urinous waste, else you have
backache, sick headache. dizl"
spells; your stomach sours, tongue
is coated, and when the weather is
bad you have rheumatic twinges,
The urine is cloudy, full Of sedi-
ment, channels often get sore, wat
er scalds and you are Obliged to
seek relief two or three times dur
ing the night,
Either consult a good, reliable
| physician at once or get your phar-
macist about four ounces of Jad
| Salts take tablespoonful in a
| glass of water before breakfast for
4 few days and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous salts |;
made from the acid of grape sand
lemon juice, combined with lithia
and has been used for generations
to clean and stimulate sluggish
kidneys, also leutralize acids in tn'
urine 50 it nc longer irritates, thu.
ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is life saver for regu
lar meat catesr. 1t is inexpensive
cannot injure and makes a delight
full, efrcryescent Whitewater drink
Advt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-13
THE W|NDN|LLS
Of HOLLAND IS
TO Be REPEATED
Thursday Evening at High School by
Senior Glass in Assembly
Hall.

The Senior Glass Of the Cairo
High School which produced the two
act eantata May l. will repeat the
performance Thursday evening in
the Assembly room. The Windmills
of Holland. has been specially
staged, the scenery being the work
of the pupils. Special music has
been prepared and it will be special
~ presented for the benefit of those
who did not have the opportunity tC
see the first performance. The play
and supervision of the music is nm
der the direction OF Mrs. Laura 4
Miller assisted by Miss Margare
Wilson. Miss Margaret Miller ant
Miss Carrie Rule.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-13
Apparently Ripe for School.

Bulwer Lytton must have been
something OF an enfant terrible II we
may accept tho testimony of his grand
son, Lord Lytton, who has Just deliv-
cred a lecture in London. Lord Lyt-
ton said. AT the age of nine this pre-
cocious reader of books startled his
mother by saying: Pray, mamma, are
you not sometimes overcome with the
sense of your own identity? His
mother replied: 1T is high time you
went to school, Teddy"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-13

everything that man has to do With
there is many a hitch in good reso-
utions The lodges regular meet
ing was Monday night. Besides the
attraction Of many interesting talks
from members there was a "sot-ro-
eethcr" feast put up specially b.
John Ford's new restaurant on Sixth
street near Ohio street. At the festal
board the good feeling OF coarse con-
tinued and many were glad they had
let some previous engagement pass
for this occasion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-13
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
It's Gyandmother's recipe to bring
back color, thickness and lustre
Everybody is using it again.

Gray hair, however handsome, de-
notes advancing age, We all know
the advantages of youthful ap-
pearance Your hair is your charm.
It makes or mars the face. When it
fades, turns gray and looks dry,
wispy and scraggly just a few sp-
plications of Sage Tea and sulphur
enhances its appearance a hundred
ro,d.
Don't stay gay' Look yolngl
Either prepare the tonic at home or
get from ANY drag store a so cent
bottle Of "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Hair Remedy" Thousands Of
folks, recommend this ready-to-use
preparation, because it darkens the
hair beautifully and removes dan
druff, stops scalp itching and fall
ing hair; besides, no one car posi-
bly, tell. as it darkcus so naturally
and evenly NoI mOisten a sponge
or soft brush with il. drawing this
through the hair taking one small
strand at a time, by morning the
gray hsir disappears: after another
application or two, its natural color
is restored and It becomes thick,
glossy and iustrous, and you appear
years younger. Advt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-13

pened TO the electric lighting ma
chinery and there was darkness on
board with the exception of what
Light was made by the use OF the
boats lanterns. The electric ap.
paratus has been placed in shape
A-~.-s---~-
and the lights are in readiness for
the moonlight excursion which will
be given Thursday, May Il, The
boat leaves Mound City at Z p. m,
L afro at 8. Return TO Mound City
1870, Cairo 1870.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-13

To prevent screens from being
broken through cut an old broom
handle an iGch or two longer than the
width of screen, slant Off each end to
at and nail or screw to door at con.
venient height to take hold Of to open
and close Ii can be painted, stained
or polished
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-13
NOTICE.

Mrs. Schwartz is employed by
the undersigned companies to in
spect, adjust and report any difficult
~ in appliances used by consumers
and any complaint made as to Ser
vice. Any courtesy shown her in
obtaining information as to the
above will be greatly appreciated.
Cairo City Gas Co.
Gairo Electric & Traction Co
w. F. Crossley, Gen. Supt. 5-lI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-13
lMUS[nthTs
:. At The Grand Central.

Last night the HItchison Musical
Comedy company pleased the pat
rons Of the Grand Central theatre
by giving them very pretty little
comedy entitled Vacation Time,
So far this company have given
more. cleaner and better shows than
any musical comedy company that
has appeared in Cairo this season.
The company as whole is made up
CT clever artists and chorus of very
cleyer and pretty girls who dance
and sing. Miss Grace Hutchinson
Miss Carmen Mayer, Jack Hutchi-
son. Jolly j. Shoupe, Tom Hutchison
aud Jack IIutehison, Jr., more than
pleased their audience.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-13
NASONS INDULGE
IN FEAST LODGE
NIGHT At FORDS
Cairo Lodge A. F. & A. NJ. Start on
New Career of Attracting
Their Members.

The members of Cairo Lodge No.
237 A. L and A. NJ. are actively 1T
work MAKING lodge meetings so in
teresting that every member will be
found at roll call. The Masons arc
faithful members as 4 rule. but like
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-13
The Golden Fleece Sunday Tim,

Two hundred and fifty-five eXcnr-
slonists went to Paducah Sunday on
the steamer Golden Fleece to wit
hess the ball game there. All state
they aad an excellent trip up, but
on the down trip something hap
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-13
Extreme of Lszircss.

Noodles is the LATEST man know.
He has an invention fixed 80 that BY
merely pulling wire in bed he can
light the fire; but that doesn't seem
to improve matters" Why not?"
Hes too lazy to pull the wire.'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-13

Stolen bases---Naluscr, Powell
Two base hits---Walliaer, Hende2,
Koran. Gosnell Three base hits =
Eicndec, Koran. Sacrifice hit--kess-
ling. Double pllys-Herbert TO
WaIliser. Bases Oh balls---off Wal
ters off Kuy;kondall, >, Struck
out---by Walters ): by Kuykendall
4. Hit by pitcher---by Walters
Henderson. Time 1850, Umpire.
Williams.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-13
LOSES ANOTHER
TO VAN DIMES
BUNCH. G TO )
Concluded from Page One,)

second, Herbert hit between short
and third ana Walliser was called
out for interference.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-06
THREE GONWCTs ARE
PAR8LED BY GOVERNOR

Three territorial coRyiets who have
been serving sentences of from one to
twenty years Imprisonment in Oahu
all, were paroled yesterday by Coy,
,rnor Pinkham, as followss ~
Dionicjo Marcos, convicted Noyem.
Der 3, 1913, of forgery, in Hilo, and
sentenced TO not less than one nor
more than five years, a ins of 5000
and costs of court in the sum of nine
lollars and seyenty.6ye cents.
Phillip Guerrero, convicted Novam2
Der 8, 1913, Of burglary in the first
legree, in Honolulu, and sentenced to
not less than one nor more than TWEEN
" years and costs of court in tho sum
Of eighteen dollars and fifty cents.
Phillip Rodriguez, convicted Novem,
her ~, 1913, of burglary in the. first
degree, in Kauai, and sentenced to not
less than one nor more than twenty
years and to pay costs of court in the
sum Of three dollars l.E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-06
Paul Kamana's Head Is Crushed
and Neck Broken IN Ter
rifle Crash
MACHINE IS 6EFAeED
TO HIDE ITS IDENTITY
loyriding Party, Organized BY
Joe Rata, a Bartender, Ends
In Tragedy

Paul Kamana, Hawaiian, forty
years Of age, a resident OF Kapahulu
and for many years trusted cmpioye
OF the Lord-Young Engineering Com.
pany, was killed at three. thirty o clock
yesterday afternoon when an automo.
bile driven by Libert Nakai ran into
an army service wagon, in King street.
near the Kalihi fertilizer works.
According TO Traffic Officer Ferry.
who made an investigation after the
accident, a joyriding party organized
BY one Joe Rata, a bartender, Of which
Private Yates and Corporal Mangan of
the Tcnth Company, Engineer Corps,
were membcri. spent the greater part
Of yesterday afternoon visiting saloons
about the city and holding. a post elee.
tion celebration, RATA met Kamana in
the Criterion saloon and invited him to
join the party
Car Driven at High Speed
The ear, according 10 a number of
witnesses, was driven out King street
at high speed. When nearly opposite
the fertilizer works, in Kalihi, Nakai
turned the car sharply TO the right In
order TO pass o Rapid Transit car. Ka-
mana, the man who was killed. was sit.
ting in the rear seat on the right side
and leaning partially ont Of the car.
After passing the electric car. the
automobile crashed sideways into a ser.
vice wagon driven by Frank Menser.
From Investigations made by Officer
Ferry Il is his belief that when the car
struck the wagon a heavy oak plank on
the side Of the wagon was ripped OF
and struck Kamana in the head, caus-
ing injuries to his skull and neck.
/ Nakai proceeded along King street
for several hundred feet before his at.
tention was called to Kamana 5 eondi.
tion The man was bleeding profusely
about the head. He was taken 10 the
Fort Shafter ahospital whore he died
shortly after his arrival.
Rata Becomes Abusive
The statements made at the police
station by Rata, Nakai and the other
two surviving occupants Of the car are
widely at variance with the statements
of Frank Menser, the Police Officer Fer,
ny and other witnesses. For some un,
accountable reason the registered nun.
Der OF the automobile was effaeed from
the headlights, and the number UNI
screwed from the rear of the ear short
" after the accident occurred.
In a condition which showed evidence
that ae had imbibed deeply in the cup
that cheers, Rata appeared at the
police station last night and made tles.
perate efforts TO have the mattor hush
ed UP. His manner around the police
station was abusive and he appeared to
be laboring under great excitement.
The body of Kamana was taken
to the morgue. Nakai, the driver. is
held at the police station pending a
verdict Of the coroner 3 inquest, which
will be held today. Rata and the sol.
diers have orders to appear at the in
quest and tell the facts in the case.
Kamana is survived by wife and sew.
eral children.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-06
.HARB0R AND WHARF
BONDS TO Be SOLD.
With Funds Thus Raised, Wal
mea Port improvements Will
Be Carried Out

! -. - Z
Charles X. Forbes, superintendent of
public works, left yesterday afternoon
il the steamer Mauna Loa for Kauai
on an important mission to his depart.
mont, the harbor commission and the
people Of the Garden Island. Kauai
capitalists will be offered the oppor.
unity Of subscribing for territorial
bonds in the aggregate sum of $4,000,
provided they wish TO see the proposed
Improvements in the port of Waimea
carried out.
For harbor and wharf improvements
in Waimea the last Legislature appro.
priated $4,000 ont Of the loan fund,
and the territory is willing TO expend
that sum BOW and provide the improve.
ments contemplated, but there is no
money in the loan fund for that pur.
pose BY purchasing bonds TO the
amount Of the appropriation for the
work, the question Of lack of funds
viii be solved This, in large meas.
ure, is the mission which carries Mr..
Forbes to Kauai. I'D,
Opportunity will be offered other sees
tons of the Territory, such as Hilo,
Kahului, Lahaina and Honolulu, TO help
themselves in the matter Of harbor inn
proyemehts in the same manner as is
being held out TO Kauai. II is all a
question Of belping the Territory TO
help them .....-.f. -, !.
Superintendent Forbes win make a
general tour Of Kauai, Inspecting
whaTyes, bridges and homestead roads
on the Island He expects TO return
in the steamer Mauna Loa, due to ar.
rive in Honolulu Wednesday morning.
Unless he returns before "Wednesday the
meeting of the harbor commission,
scheduled for Tuesday will have TO
BE- postponed until later date,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-06
?. WOODS
LAN1s lWlJ0Bs|
Besides Acting As Territorial
Cupid He WI. Be Deputy
Treasurer

Palmer P. Woods is no longer job
less On tho contrary, Es has two
Jobs now. His latest jos was pro
vidcd for him yesterday, when NJ. Il.
Dfummond, city Treasurer, notified the
board Of supervisors that he had ap-
Pointed Woods his deputy. So Woods
rs now deputy treasurer and marriage
license commissioner.
"The Honolulu Boad Of Supervisors.
"" sirrTI have the honor of inform,
ing you that ] have this day appointed
Mr.. Palmer Woods as deputy city and
county treasurer, carrying with il a
salary Of $l75 per month.
Hoping this win meet with your
approval, / beg to rcman,
sainecrciy yours,
I'M, III. DRUMM0ND. -
Thus wrote Drummopd to the board
of supervisors, formally notifying the,u
of the appointment.
SO Woods nov has two Jobs where
before he had none.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-06
MARINE fIDNGs.
~ Merchants' Exchange.
Tuesday, November :.

Tuesday, November 3.
Hilo-Sailed, November 2, midnight
;. $. Hyades, for San Francisco.
Portland, 0re.-Arrived, November 2
:. ;. Asthma Maru, hence October q.
Port San Luis+- Arrived, November 2
:. 3. Santa Rita, from Kahului, octo
Der "a.
Wednesday. November 4.
San Francisco--Sailed, November 4
4 r. M, ;. $. Matsonia, for Honolulu.
! r. M, Thursday, Nov. 5, 1914.
San Franciseo--Sailed, November 3,
noon, q, 5. A, T. Thomas, for Honolulu.
Willapa Harbor Arrived, November
4, schooner Repeat, honce October 6.