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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30

Three ~ me bfAt awards thai arr
~ he made ~ she caller lu Go out
tenn noiier Babies Contest which
slosed Hsl "Wednesday afternoon afr
three bionte mo.lnls offcn.d hs tht
wAsnah's iissna 1N,Auanioe rms ula,i
ats aFe work - aft ana are ~ he
awarded % ihs highest ssorinr rihipl
between ihe aFoa ~ MA monihs aad
one tsm N $40 three amfrlris Tho
'lrH disirlr 10 tho elsy ~ corpus
charll the n,eond District ~ Nus,sa
county outside 81 inc rli,, nnl iha
thlid district includes az other Oml
rNsat r0untles outside 40 Nura
ceuuy
The mpieis havr been received bt
uo Caller and iur sa soen a. the
namcg ~ she Wlunsoa have been AZ
erftainni me mssiais vii ho pfoi,erl,
enHEEvea, and presented go thr win
nlns hkeifa fhrrr ~ vsrr PRETTY
floiq enunrtri wlih tasse ms,lnls
Which u annends'd herewith
'fne lone arm ~ caineldonee. AZ
vhloh rfitler rail- when a IL emp'o, e,l
" ercttc efteetl,e rl,us,'unn m no,
sh Or a'wnlas solncihuc. pla,n s,mnns
tricks n real ugo lisfe is ease.
Fef gViea covering nlne ~ ten
years. number ~ ,he wu,nan'a
fiop'e csmpAnhn man collertcd ~
WrtHilas and authentic ancc,lo,ou
ab~n tho real Maode Adama The
onmplrlca arisele Appeared ~ tho n.
suv ~ hnfeh ssse, and mcsussd a
pretty little lale u Mlns Aaama Kind.
nenf ~ a siranrl'nH Youpg neaipsrra-
= srrms sitsf IT, aFigst ehs "a. 80
utnuer ~ stiss Adana had frliowod
IN pgNrcas 90 hcf Alii, walk m Con
hal rnfk hfua,ins nor ffem a aaf,
ard wrpvclful DISTANCE ilnoi's An,
auldca . has relief showing Ais.
Adams profile seo~n.,l ~ ,hc sim
pie fiF lpqne famlller e. al who have
Acrn Mlsa Adams rn her daily con
r,lsaisonal dnrlnE ihe winter months
The Inverness was clear sn uunaiu.
wkahle pnd ll'p rolur ~ she head y,
chareeterhaiv ihat WHEN mnal
plaque reached All.a Adams she ST.
vltea the evuur sculptures ia cail oi
hrr, The suereeafnl wpman ~ th,
hea,le eeNo ihe beginner In ART mucl
whniemme advice. more lnurnnuoi
ana many happy honrs "Fetor ran'
MAS iuAt then al tho helsist ~ "a
sntcena The scullsfs@s had stand
ins lnyllatlur 10 snnas ~ the naplr,
Ifn<4l.r& a. w4t - y. .ksu aft.
N&shn's " lser homo. Just huw pa~Vr
IN was she iafiuenot ~ tfsls uesnAl
vhf had risen 10 fAme ~ mcans ~ be
feansfknhle power ~ con6entfatle
and industry perhaps the youaR xcelp
sfess ila ma 'iranl. fof Nhe waa ~
Ia her teons
ouf ~ sosresi ~ Miss Adams
Wishes, TIE Same ~ lhe arts, WAS 90
mentioned IA tho article ana the writ
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30
BETTER BABY MEDALS TO Be AWARDED
BY CALLER WERE DESIGNED BY NOTED
ARTIST A PROTECE OF MAUD ADAMS

~ h'rHer furen, thp loDldeui a. ums
were uu 4 feu after thD aiorf ap
poared m wlnl lhr writer wss asksi
40 r1ii With other Hemhrfa Uf the
staff geo NiHa iHufa uRtdin who was
~ wvft 30 Il drrlHn ftf lhs nriirf
salsea Mvthii 90 ~ awarded e. prise
Wlnning nbios boz ths Wnmans iluue
fumpnpiuns rsmpnltn fDf irtier iia
nira in America
Tho committee made ua whf H.Ru
30 thaf I,mnt srofiun of Oh Sew
init known oa inr Ufre0Nlrh Nu.
iHsc 81 eifnhrd mant DHhis ~ dafA
and plobrly Nsila 20 band in d hnas
shy .iifh etuaiu pummfi tnd over
fnwlnF VAIN plaster Oasta whlrh rams
"a from nuira plnaIn a. hcnds cas-
1rNs ~ Nrrailefa ana anhlne stditr,
'fho sculptures was urOHplfl lea wuiA
ins uui thr aurarsilon hf ihr ara onm
mites, rho writer Goa 10 alndsins
tho mmtilude ~ imf nsufes hhs 90.
nsls and hlta ~ niaaiar recommendation
iucNse hshlna bisrer and sewer wors
oudicnlt ahe rtme upon ban follrf
~ Mlna NaNde Atnns Menwrf
worked seiftl, Tho writer Wheeled
40 me artist
80 ,on are tho sfnlplfssa whohe
work Misa Adams ukolF'
Yea" admitted The artist "nm ms
Wah ~. very ,rnd, % those daso 1
euader sow shat she vouid diarerp any
talon, She wse very kiad a. ma en
rouraeinx mo wh.n Inv wss b,nksa
ieng and slew and mskiuN nae sre
fhr worihvhiicnosn "a ENmg tno haai
,hsts ~ss in ine te my uherun work
And - uy epnfe coneldcnev
wa Miss Laura Garln rslvrtoa to
esvvuir an surrftani ana rrmnncfa
iiNe cvmWlr.len f,r Wn rdnurA t,df ihv
ite,ter hahios myiu b nov maxine
iis was inte hundfsda Nf h0ins a.
tween lhc Atlantic ana rssifs ,easls
Now the BETTER table. iiDnan D..
exploiting and cnconfaAmr uetscr n,
hirn Contests az wht,h chltircn am
tvsied for physical and mentai diy I'll.
upmcnt rreclnoly AZ pfiao lave sgDgs
n wofrd and g wantot io have sf-
prellA affpefNa mssiAis la suld 81,
Ver enu htonse 20 b. sWasdca to prise.
winners vhr dcSirn required deei
confederation ead sal.ral tt,sinvet ID
must have az tne tsnt,er srntauesf u
she il'sier lsahes Idea. mo susoinsa.
~ ts,liyhooa the fallrr ioy or material
.nasiNcl and ari,ptic eomresslaa whAl
'npsr natural than thgt Ncmns
shnuld deessn tNir medals
An artist sUsHeeieJ Miss Laura COO.
dia, whose lces were pfet,, Weu sel
on the f'rrl n,af ~ mo le,lasr a
s1Vl tas
'she has seNss aen, ana nnaelna
sion" sald the artist
~ Miss elsrAin was lngervi.wr.
ard andeFewk che commission. IN,
aii act begin mnldsnn a. Nnce no,
a'n sim sasaae a madel though e,ree,,
With Nsllage sin New York clt,l fA,,
y hahhles os~Y with srieh, sacrc ~
hiss She hsgsn ~ atuasins ha,as
coArr'Neiy and Individually. and shc,
carrying memarlee 81 ,nrm haol (,
nVf ~ aNh retreat. She sinAiea a.
heh'et ~ 'lvh and p,of haotrA 80 ~
fAae and sNh'es rclllns Ia ghc sanJ
Zane xvsssx and tAs hath The lAhln
fne tnAl'> noleei fcr Inv metal wes.
te*A np'nen teh'es. nos iasalaed enc,
vh*' let 'hsS hsss tho ssesse e,usl,,
n'"'p'vs aud i'ns~ " ha,shona. rne
r'' sNN ny nas. cns leoksnx ~ an,
setvAss' ~ 'he cpi.'rlsm ~ the sac
~ h's pess Ike eshss leoks doms
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30
@nwAUNff orTs srNrr sAie

kNriGu VIE len ge peieFafs.
frum fs Wisconsin cnunfisa mot here
if.aaY f0f two days session fuF tno
purpose % dmDnssinr ths adssanniu
~ holiinE fA0 annual state fair I'D
MnNauhrs ln september eafh feaf
rho delegation aiaa 1isCusari nnue
fa converted sDtion 90 4n sduenlunHi
ash.hif aud muiuai hnifsnmant M tnl
producers conditions
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30

rpRr lAUpEitpNiia Fia. Ian ap
FORMER rcaidrnis 81 kansas ~ enc
E,cfsladva met here today in an Al
aat festival At thc beach. and drcltcd
upon ana annual Kansas Day echo
hfailnn This IL tho first nscsglna ~
the natives ~ ,hc sunnsWef state who
samv here a. es reauiarlS drsnshsA lu
thv VII season in prcfcrcnsr ie helng
baked IN the ksnraa drs ssaaen
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30
sUfFaAolsTs ORGANIZE.

utrrAtp. n Y IAN fp To-day
NAH opened a series ~ ihfor taH ron
feftnrea n tho west iart ~ the state
o. Nomsn suffiomsis ben, ip ufgaHise
~ pushing the eora ana diseuuainH
nov plans ~ haitie Iius mpfuins
snfffaso hision vsN discusto,a. fDilne
"a by plana f0r organization ro.
morrow niahi Nfa ga9fio Chapman
cslt and ~ Anna Howard shaw eho
afs present and nhlne sn active pan
win anfal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30
NlNNGsorA TGzcatas mrsrlNe

MNkfHfAn Nlnn IAN s9 Hos
elAlaaiion la tiaeapoae ls the ssusral
teli, sele. lsd fot dleeussien a. the an
nNai mestlrg ~ ne NortAwcplsrn-
central Nlunespm rsaehofs As~,s Ia
iion whieh hVFan a tNe dAys session
81 The state norlnal school here losias
rres,deNt Nincen, "a thc NnlNsrsliS ~
Mlanvsela and several ether educators
.w Rele arm on me prserammc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30
aAcGs FoT 6oIo cup

LAKE GEWi0n s. S. Dan se
Tho Thousand islands Yacht Ciap ~,
aaY Issued ehhilensg fnr the ,s'id
Challenge cnn. moior hoat irpphS
Tho ehanensvlne ciun held che oup '0f
several yuafs hat iasl summer the
representative af the hl,ko georse
uesatia Nsso, lafion won it The rnres
viii hs held 900 inke Neirfe far fhe
first time
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30
moRG tloHT fon MISSOURI

lEFfruauN CRY. Mo. IAN ~
m. pnbiW HcrtNc Communication ~
Missouri b. hoidlnr near'nss preunn
an io nsine standards for water ras
snd rlt,,fie nam fhfpushoat ine stale
rht water question Nill be- considered
Nrsl rhe water supplied ~ an ihp
cnmiianioa ~ lhe state viii he aubieci
ga to taptcrial and ohrmieai analysts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30
AMERICAN MECHANICS
STATE COUNCIL MEET

AVltANlNlN, l'a Dan ~ rho scp.
Yai cglRnHicc of thc luniof orirr
vnHrd American MNehAnisA which "
afunn eampalsu fof mefal'efship aui,
ga lnda, rhes sre wofhlnx six honihs
10 tassnec ~ tho annual rneetlne and
hope ie da much so,,d work bcfere mat
lima
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, R.,
REACHES 4OTH BIRTHDAY
Essrf Nss oais'ir cbssrssa 81 ths
Rsesefslsr esrrs ~ ss1 ysrs
Not Nro~r 20 psb.a

I-----
va" t'iih ih 81 lNn h
w. ff''iie' ~ reashHd hs f
NiffhAtf HnnifHffnf taitf
iten pfn ifap1Y - 1855 IH
HHf 90 HHirniafiH.H r'.eafsf t
Hnn' .0ffarf at hF inHtef.r HNiu
rlffnauafi h tHa mtfnHars 20 Hs
f.HlIt hr i.sfhrfs..'f lIstt fI f.t
f'h hifin fHfia'irr ffna nit nafi
t'niiHf if'rrn'f fnd mrar 10
good Wishes were rn.tttri fr.n r'a-
'fs Hni 'nf'nfafe ff'eata AIHs s.rn
n.tfNns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30

rNNoNfo, ont.. Jer - wnham
u raft former rresidcnt - tn uasa
"a states. eame 90 ro0nle ioasy 60
~ the guest ~ honor az a university
dinner Tomorrow he Win ~ 10 ~.
nwA whrre he y 90 deliver an 3D.
drcss hefoIc thr Canadian chm - ina,
city.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30
RAVE RAIsT sOsPNNosn.

WASHINGTON, Jan - TIE iater-
state Cssnmsrce Cemnissson se4aN
lestpcusa antl JWa ~ she prols'se,l
lnerease In fsoiettt rates on varirus
NatheAstsgn r0tH rhe nxtds mass
shew hc,tyf roAsSas ar las lecretsc sn
,lass aRd o,snmoAisy chaFses hefurs
s,Aassnt esn ~ kNea ~ she same
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30
LYNN eaNcH Snow OPENS

LYNN, Mass. Ian ~ MANY prnr-
wmnng dows ~ New EAslana an1
New Nork s,als, epseng sacm en-, "a
moas eolleetloa ~ rnsash balidoes
owned ~ Ghomas W Lawson. wrre
placed oa dlspiav here teaas Al the
osssnsns ~ the anaual henca show ~
me Lynn Kennel cluh.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30

In 'he fsw seasone that Dan Howles
aas Neea ln NJ national RNstinse hc
has PLAYED ~ith indsanapcils 0fana
Rapids, Utica. Cleveland P.stmnd
nre, rhshaeiphla ana Mon,rnNl ~
win ~ with The lsstcr elae oarlns she
tsls eeeson.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29
CANPHOR MAY
BECOME GOOD
LOCAL INDUSTRY

There is no. reason why Hawaii
should not develop the camphor indus
try The climate here is excellent for
the industry are large. So states DIR.
f. V. Wilcox, agent in charge of the
federal experiment station.
Up to this time no concerted efforts
have Been made to raise camphor
trees here for commercial purposes,
though the climate and soil are favor
able. Since Japan's unsuccessful UNI
dertaking to corner the camphor in
dustry, it has spread over several
tropical and .semi-tropical countries.
Experiments are being made now in
California, where quite extensive
areas are under cultivation, and in
Florida the industry is well developed
The growing market for celluloid and
smokeleSs powder, both of which he
auire the use of large percentage of
camphor, is responsible for the rapid
growth of the industry.
The possibilities of the production
Of campnor in the Philippines is to be
tried out on a large scale by the bu-
reau Of forestry with the assistance
of the bureau Of education. Preliminary
investigations have been going on for
the past two years and practical ex-
periments will be made soon in every
part of the archipelago.
A large supply of seeds will be in
the possession Of the bureau of for
estry. They will be planted as rapidly
as possible. The provincial board of
IIocos Norte has arranged to push the
culture of camphor in every munich
pality in that province. 1locos Sur is
also joining in the movement. The
bureau Of education, which was so
successful with the corn campaign,
is to assist by having schools through
out the islands plant camphor trees
on arbor day.
According to information compiled
by a forester in the bureau of for
eetry. % per cent of the worlds sup
ply of camphor in 1908 was furnished
by Formosa and the remainder by ia
pan. and China. The Japanese gov
eminent has greatly encouraged the
camphor industry by offering induce
ments in the way of land and bonuses
to growers Of the trees.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29
MRS. MARY ATCHERLEY
HERE; WILL CONTINUE
BATTLE FOR LOCAL LAND

To take up again the legal battle,
that has trailed through the several
courts in the territory for a number
OF years, for the possession OF valu-
able business property interests In
this city, Mrs Mary Atcherley, wife
of DIR. Ateherley, former well-known
physician of the territory, is in the
city, as a narriyai from British Column
bia in the Ganadian-A ustralasian liner
Makura
The site upon which stapds Levers
e Cooke extensive lumber yard Is a
portion of the realty holding which
has been holly contested by Mrs. At
cherley, who carried the matter into
the supreme court of the United
States and received q favorable deci-
sion. The matter was again brought
before the highest tribunal, Mrs. At
cherley having retained local legal
talent to represent her interests at
Washington.
The Atcherleys have made their
home in Vancouver for some years
following their departure from the Ha.
waiian Islands.
DIR. Atcherley will be remembered as
having been involved in the spec
tacular campaign instituted in this
city against one j. Lor WalIach, who
flashed across the local armament
with the spectacular announcement Of
a positive cure for leprosy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29
DlscHARGED DETECTIVES
AWAIT PLEASURE OF HIS
HONOR ON THEIR APPEAL

While the police and fire depart
ments are waiting for Mayor Fern to
recover sufficiently to name the new
civil service commission, N. o. Men
doza and Robert Hebron, Jr., dis
missed on charges OF conduct unbe-
coming officers, are wondering II
their appeals will ever be heard
Mendoza and Hebron. both of whom
were officers in the detective depart
ment, were dismissed December 13,
and 10 days later their filed their no
tee of appeal from the sheriff's order.
These are the only two cases pending
now, aside from the proposed investi-
cation Of city prison conditions, which
lave been reported to be. disgraceful
by two men who were confined there
about Christmas time.
Sheriff Jarrett said this morning
that he believed all he could do was
TO wait until the mayor appointed the
new commission and then have the
charges heard. He said that in his
Judgment the new commission would
have the same power of jurisdiction
over the cases as the old.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29

S(Continued ron page one) !
Mrs. r. Elmer Smith. Miss F. c. CO.
veil. Miss Edna N. Engle, Mrs. Char
lotte Louden. Edith Nichols, Mrs. II.
Harders, Miss Selma Hermann. Mar
garet McIlennan.
MICHIGAN -. Mrs. A. Lindsay, Jr.,
hostess: Mrs. Fred. Harrison, Miss
Hazel Kellogg. Mrs. l.. A. Thurston,
Miss Jennie Charlesworth. Elizabeth
" Hall. Mrs. Frank Attlerton, Miss
AVA Yates, Miss Charlotte sGillet,
Miss Frances Gilleto -"
OHIO -. Mrs. George Az Brown,
hostess: Mrs. L. L. Ackerson, Mrs.
W. c., Weldon. Mrs. F. NJ. Richards,
Mrs Anna NJ. Reed, Miss n. j. Ma
lone, Miss Catherine Burgner. Mrs. A.
C.. Horne, Mrs. H.: H. Williams, Miss
r.. NJ. sGoold. Mr. and Mrs. W. A
Bowen, Mrs. John Gulick, Mrs. Chas.
Anterior, Miss Pearl Cox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Gladding.
CANADA-Miss L. MacFadyn, Mrs.
A. r. Cooke, Miss F. L. Stroma.k,
Miss Ruth Haley, Miss JIliette Haley,
Mrs. Ethel Taylor, Mrs! L. W.EBrancn
Mrs. H NJ. Foster, Miss Maude
Whitehead, Miss Jean 1Beattie, Miss
Lily NJ Wilson, Mrs. G. D. Forden,
Miss Thyra /. Herswili, Mrs. Amelia
Reedy, Mrs. E. NJ. Marques. Mrs. w.
R. Riley, Mrs l. J. Lawrence
NEW ZEALAND - Evelyn Car
ruth + - .Ha= ...,a.@. ..-.. ~.
AUSTRALIA - Rebecca s, Power,
Naomi Brown. TO - ~
OREGON AND WASHINGTON -
Miss Mary Stambaugh, hostess; Miss
Ruth Riley, Miss Laura C. Glover.
PENNSYLVANIA - Miss E. j,
Hertsche, Miss Ruth. Benedict, Miss
Della Wayson, Miss NJ. E. McTaggart,
Miss Florence Dietrich, Mrs. F. NJ.
Steele, Miss LYDIA M KeeRer, Mrs,
Rose, Miss N. ". Close, Miss M. Ear.
hart, Mrs. r. r.. Reidford, Miss Grace
Ross, Mrs. w. L. Hopper.
MAINE Mrs A u. Andrews, host.
ess: A. L Andrews, Mrs. s. e. Cous.
ems Mrs. NJ. II. Wadman, Miss L. A.
Paul ~. IA 80 -. =
MISUNDERSTANDING p. L.
Horne, hostess; Mrs. Carolyn Church
Miss NJ. H. Armstrong, Miss M. A.
Bradstreet, Mrs. H. E. Waite, Miss
Emily Farley, Miss NJ. c. Upper,
Miss J. E. Snow, Mrs. F. G. Noyes,
Miss J. E. Peabody, Mrs. A. 6. Gig
noux. ~, ... --2 80
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29
LARGE ATTENDANCE PROMISED At AN
NIAL Y,W.C.A. MEETING AND Dinner

MISsouRI-Mrg, G. w. ! r. King,
hostess: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Super,
Mrs. S. H. Douglass, Rev and Mrs. D.
c. Peters. Miss Elsie Gignoux, Miss
Emma Bernhard.
ILLIN0IS-Mrs. J. P. Marques,
hostess: Miss G. Whiteman, Miss B.
V. Rutledge, Rev. and Mrs. A. A.
Ebersole, Mrs. A. V. Soares, Mrs. Solo
AUS7RIA--Mrs. ". w. Dimend.
AUSTRALIANS. ". w. DIMOND.
SCoTLAND-Mrs. NJ. B. Scott,
Miss Margaret Todd, Miss Jane Todd,
Mrs. N. J. Dickson, Miss Helen Helus,
Mrs. ~ S. Cromarty
iOWA-Mrs. III. .. Wilcox, hostess:
Miss Evelyn Manful, Miss o. l.. Saun-
ders, Miss Marie Tostleby, Mrs. Ru-
doIph Zuburchen.
KENTUCKI-Mrs. w. R. Coombs,
hostess; Mrs. S. B. Halsey
NEW HAMPSHIRE-Mis NJ. f.
Bowsher, hostess; Miss B. l.. Kemp,
Winifred Emery, Blanche NJ. Folsom.
CALIFORNIA-Mrs. Oliver Walker,
hostess: Mrs. L. G. Marshall, Mrs. A.
N. Mann, Miss l. A. Cove, Mrs. r. b.
,Augur, Mrs. A. ]. Campbell, Miss "
Frear, Miss Mary Belts, Miss L. A.
Monroe, Miss Maria Clarke, Mrs. r.
o, Clark, Miss NJ. NJ, Mead. Miss
Cary CJaypool, Miss Lillian Claypool,
Miss Mayme Nelson, Mrs. T. II,
Church, Mrs. A. H. Tarleton, Miss
Jane L. Winnie, Miss Margaret My.
rick, Miss. Mabel Ross, Mrs. A Lewis.
=COL0RADO-Mis Maude Post,
hostess; Miss Edith Gatfeld.
eENGLAND--Mis A. It Pratt, Mrs.
A. A: Hobson, Miss Esther Kahn, Miss
S. NJ. Flack, Mrs. Frances Osmond,
Laura Merr1ngton, Mrs. A. F. Clark.
SWEDEN Hilma w. John
son, hostess; Miss Adga Anderson,
Miss EdII Oleson, Miss Olmstad
NoRWAY-Miss Johanna Siguard.
sen. st.s.5~s =. -. ~.
NORTH CAROLINA, Tennessee,
West Virginia and Texas-Mrs. Henry
Judd, hostess.
ENNESSEE-Miss Laura Bigby,
Mrs. w !. Thomas, Mrs. Margaret
Shepherd
WEST VIRGINIA--Miss Eva c,
Peck v5 -..- 49,. p. f.
NEW MEXICO-Mrs. T. H. Petrie.
GERMANY - Miss Emile D.
Schnoor, hostess; Rev. Emil Engel.
hardt, Miss Engelhardt Miss A. NJ.
Ingalls,.
coNNECT1cUT-Miss Mary B,
Smith. ,c,,..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29

Masculine moss and female rocks
gathered in remote portions Of the a.
lands were declared as constituting
the major ingredient in the ecuIe
At the time, mach opposition was en-
countered from the medical men 81
the territory. Wallacf who was an
employee Of Honolulu machine shop
suddenly LEFT the islands. while p.
Atcherley, who practically remained p
staunch and loyal friend Of WaII1cI.
claimed police protection from small
army OF prosecutors.
Mrs. Ateherley expects to remain II
the city for some weeks
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29
HONOLULU FOLKS
AST0NISH DRUGGIST

We sell many good medicines but
we are told the mixture of buckthorn
bark, glycerine. etc, known as Adler
i-ka, is the best We ever sold. Homo
lulu folks astonish us daily by telling
how QUICKLY AdleF-i-ka relieves
sour stomach, gas on the stomach and
constipation. Many report that "A
SINGLE DOSE relieves these troubles
almost IMMEDIATELY. < We are glad
we are Honolulu agents for Adler-i-
ka. The HolIister Drug Company
advertisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29

The American forestry association
has members in every state in the
Union, in every province in Canada,
and in every civilized and semi-civi.
lized country in the world. "
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29

The United States civil service COM.
mission announces an open COMPETE
tive examination for immigrant inspec-
tor for men only on February is, 1914.
Information may be obtained from the
local custom house.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29

People who grin and bear it" when
they have headaches have never used
Stearns' Headache Cure, you may be
certain. If they once knew what quick
relief it would give them and how
much better they feel after taking it,
they would never willingly suffer the
torture again. Insist on "Stearns =
advertisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29
Honolulu, T. H., January oath, 1914.
TO OUR PATRONS,
HONOLULU.

January 2eth, 1914, " begin operation
graphic in addition
San Francisco connecting there
mainland and cable lines points
Our Honolulu
25e
which is los per word Less than cable rates. e
$A service, accuracy
and privacy We will gladly
r*<t - "@> '@~.~ s@3 FEDERAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
.#.-@.#= lo55 hakea Street,
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29
DISTRICT COURT
EARNS SS0l6.60
PAST YEAR

The Honolulu .distticf court earned
S8016.60 over and above expenses in
1913, according to the annual report
filed yesterday in supreme court by
Clerk Nagaran Fernandez His re-
port is as follows: !
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29

Especial Cable to the Hawaii shlnno|
TOKfO, Japan, Jan. 81 The scx
eminent here Is taking steps to sup
press the mass meeting being held q
Habfya Park By politicians who have
become aroused over the recent InI|'
nation OF q naval scandal. from fear
that Il win develop into . political
riot. The government is making many
excuses in the endeavor to have the
scandal rlmors blow over, and & -
reported that the Japanese cabinet u
much shaken up over the matter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29

On the PocatelIo forest, Idaho. ESQ.,
900 trees were planted during the
past year. and almost half million 81
the past three years, fully three
fourths Of which are alive and doing
well.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29
FEDERAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Es14~: 49,. IT, go bsE4 i !. So

Officers and Directors:
BEACH THOMPSON, President
E. w. HOPKINS, vtee-President
II. P. vEEDER, seey. and Treas
GEORGE A. POPE
JOHN |. DEAAL ...
c. r. ELWELL, Chief Engineer .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29

$15,916.85 $18,9S285
RENTED to city sheriff:
Police fees $780,. 111.O0 104.00
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29

Officers and Directors:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29

Reefs over expenditures. s. S.O16.6C
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-05
ARLINGTON pANsANT.

The visiting fashionables. as well as the Spas smart set, can be relied upon affoTding this afternoons dan sant in the grillroom of the Arling. ton Hotel lavish patronage. It is a weekly feature and each new tea eclipses it's predecessor The dan sant lasts from 4 until o'clock and there is every indication that today's gathering will be the banner one thus far The Italian string orchestra renders precisely the proper music for the "tangoists" and "castle-walk- CTS and it's program for this after noon embraces a host of the latest New York hits, Of course, refresh ments will be served and Manager Corrington will leave nothing un done towards the entertainment of the guests.