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The Detroit times., 1914-04-18
The Vases onIy seeanaarx.
The Editor Of The Times

y tHt EdtlOI Of me ItWSSs
lteshould give every American a
great deal OF pleasure, to read the ar
ttcle OF Thomas L. Dolen in your issue
of last night regarding the results OF
the proht-sharing plan OF Mr.. Henry
Ford
1t seems TO me that considerable
more credit should be given Mr. Ford
than just merely the good that he is
doing the locality and the men indi-
yidually IL is evident by the method
pursued by MIR. Ford TO ascertain the
home conditions OF the laborer and TO
improve it TO the highest possible de-
gree, that he is teaching the laborer
TO honor his home.
These laborers, as a rule. are for
eigners who make up good part Of
the total population Of the United
States, and In teaching these foreign
ers TO honor their homes he is at the
same time teaching them to honor
their flag. our flag. as man who hon
ors his home always honors his flag
And IL seems to the writer that II
this policy OF inspection OF the home
COHulllOnS was cdIIltu out Dg OtueT
large corporations il would bring the
homes of the laborers up To the stand
ard OF cleanliness that the American
home should be
believe that in Henry Fords work
the distribution OF the profits is sec
ondary 10 the great good he Is doing
by teaching the men 90 honor their
homes and their flag II there had
been few Henry Fords i'm Mexico
do not believe that We would be hear
ing OF the chaotic conditions owing to
the wars which are due 10 the lack Of
honor for their flag.
l.. A. YOUNG
Detroit, April II, 1914
The Detroit times., 1914-04-18
1T WAS INDEED, A VERY BAD BREAK
LEADER E. O. WOOD MADE IN LANSING

candidate for the pOmastershp Lansing
Mcclellan Baltimore,
from drop o. hat.
Mcclellan like majority party IN ngham county
progressive Democrat
supported pOstmastershp county committee of
party
He is supported by the rank file of his party in Lansing
opposed by eacnary leaders
organization
Therefore McClelans chances to be the best
Why opposed pOsmaershp by the organization!
Strangely this instance least these TeactOnses
say not Mcclellan was opposed 1912 the selling out Of
his party o Wall Street
Strangely enough isn't the case lat least these reacnares
say Mcclellan disciplined Jim" sculy
Murphy being disciplined for standing for
principle against the plans of the swappers.
organization furnishing Mcclellan
always opposing Office candidate
having had
party false leaders
organization has the extreme
Mcclellan it shown its
with other issue has in the Lansing
o. Lansing this week
organization had candidate
against Mcclellan
In fact the organization yet candidate against Mcclellan
he I to haven $ FOR Nc
Clen it reported excellent authority that Wood his
opposing Mcclellan DRY"
They just option Ingham county, which
made for citizen place himself the side Of the saloon
the ndmnate sale intoxicating liquors against the saloon
the indiscrminate sale Of intoxicating liquors
Mcclellan voted against the saloon and apparently against the po
stion of the pays organization the
MClan's indeed particularly the
that other dry" the Michigan Democracy should know
what do when it voting the leadership
summer selection
mittee.
Wood has with considerable party leader the
his reactonary following considered this bungled
job and has placed his Democratic organization squay record
with regard what be the great the coming
econ- the wet side right where always has been
And The Times believes that Wood has elected the side of the
issue which is going the unpopular side his party.
We call the attention of the Democrats who the oganiza
ton for harmony the and have been
the that it is be before the Democracy
compromised the Democracy a
fostering and home-Wrecking Democracy.
Here happens to be issue which permits compromise
and which absolutely
any party to declare squary for against principle
the Democracy Michigan the party Jefferson Jackson and
Wilson party of the dis brewer saloon and all
the other enemies of the state society and the homel
The Detroit times., 1914-04-18

rae "a ~
The principal keeper OF Sing Sing
! prison is taking his first vacation In
SO years. Sing Sing seems 20 be
hard prison TO get out OF.
! Coyeleskie couldn't have pitched a
better game 81 he had just jumped
back from the Federal league.
Prof. Cooley? Let's see; where
have we met that name before?
King George " OF England has sold
his own patent on stove for $4,000.
Maybe it's self-starter.
Webster Brought Down 10 Date.
COTTOLENE,--t antOnNm) Lard
COUGH-To separate. 10 pay
COCNT--An oyster; a lemon
CONFERENCE.-The Cook. see
CRAB-tsee CROUCH.
CRAMPS IN cucumber
CRAW FISH-To reverse
CREDIT See touch)
CRUST--(See nerve)
CGCUMBER--CS ee a doctOr).
CCL1~-Challenge
CURYE-Meeting place for trains,
HSHUND-Mispelled dog-'
long dog.
DAMN yn)-Dash
DATE--Bart OF a 'pFomisury note.
DAWN-Beglning OF day prOmisory
note falls due.
DEBT--Amount OF promisory note.
DECADE-Space OF time elapsing be-
fore some promisory notes are paid
pECAMP--To leave a promisory.
A Pittsburgh man has been left
$3.50 900 in will, but perhaps the
one thing he really would kave had
left him was load OF black dirt
AS we understand the sentiment in
Washington the United States Is will
ing TO exchange gun for gun and load
EN-
One OF the things that keeps a per
son guessing these days, is whether
a stranger who looks like a tramp Is
a tramp or the owner OF an automo-
bile
The supreme court holds that re
marriage out OF the court OF domes
tic relations is legal, but doesn't at
tempt TO explain Il.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-18

rooms iuN our home AZ wto's WOtfer
and my wife's sister aud her sister )
husband are coming for Il two-weeks
stay How can l arrange the snatter
W. " II
You do "a by algebra. \ represents
where you sleep.
A. PHILADELPHIA LAWYER.
Hear ye, Hear ye Hear ye. The
domestic court for the county OF
Wayne stands adjourned
80
One OF the modern seven wonders
or the world. 10 US, is where Huerta
puts IL.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-18

Dear A P. I've have only we
The Detroit times., 1914-04-18
tgtKU t&GsshSSz SaKVVI'Ms
AVV8M He Finds ounpo~der n Yy4
Af,NTW With His 4ueras Good A##N
S&c& Judgment Sauins Flag ~ a
BY TOM NAV

CCNI ELL grocer
w that a book
ma-aker IN Windsor thrack wouldn't have
river r ack a
What's MOVE" Casey
readin IN said Groean. was
hinkin Wilson in moind whin
shall strong
they shall their
hooks shall against
Vow OF could call tn saay ponies
did Woodrow could do
two-dolar bill pa-arlay"
That's all roigh rr Wilson,,
tn particular spot wheI
happens I
that about mat
Wilson all roght but how about villa
somethin
be sons
The Detroit times., 1914-04-18
We Do As We Dream

Almost generation ago one OF our
captains OF commerce fixed as the
goal OF his ambition the ownership OF
the tallest building in the world
lie has attained Il. The Woolworth
building towers unto the sky like a
pyramid OF ancient Egypt, too, rep
resents toll taken from thousands OF
lives.
A captain OF industry had another
dream lie wanted his factories hum
ming with the cheerful labor OF the
most skilful and best paid workers 10
the world.
Henry Ford 5 dream is coming true.
His shops are the Mecca OF the ablest
craftsmen. He has set magnet
which insures pick OF the best.
We do as we dream.
What Is your dream-conquest,
vainglory or useful human service?
The Detroit times., 1914-04-18

A Maine town has built concrete
watering trough for horses that is
fiarked by high walls to shield ami
mails using II from sun, wind and
storm.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-18
THE COMPLEX MADE PLAIN
BY MIR. A. Philadelphia Lawyer.

Dear A. r LII am deeply ia love
with young lady OF % and the mat
ter seems 20 be mutual with the pos
stble exception OF the fact that when
I call ner by phone she refuses 20 an
swer ard when l call AT her home she
sends word 20 the door that she dOesn {
care 10 see me. What can | DO 10
make her understand how deeply
love her. BILL
Ii looks az IL the case were pretty
hopeless unless you can manage TO
send word by the other fellow.
Dear 4. +. my auto travels.
when running smoothly. 3 8 miles an
hour over good roads how long, az
that rate, should IL take ma 80 reach
nav home IA the country. A, y. G.
Getting early start before break
fast, and barring accidents ana con
stables, and trouble with the differen-
tiaI, you should be there In time TO eat.
Dear A. p. I've have only two
The Detroit times., 1914-04-18
From Another Point of VietV

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AT THE HOTELS


The following guests are recent ar.
rivals at Hotel Aubrey Miss Adele
Wicke, Honolulu: Miss Margaret
Clark, Honolulu; Carl H. Eieper, Ho-
nolulu; Mr.. and MRS. M. Schroeder,
Honolulu; Chas. Minister, s. s. Tom
men, Honolulu; Abe Harder, New York
City; Mr.. and Mrs: E A. Berndt, Ho-
noIuIu; Chas. Lund, Honolulu; #.
REESE, Honolulu: Miss Olive Rand, Ho-
nolulu; Miss Grace Rand, Honolulu;
Mrs. J. McManus, Piedmont, CAR; Miss
E. Foster, Alameda; Cal. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oh. Bsllina, HonolnIus y Ryan, Ho-
nolulu; Mr.. and Mrs: J.-B. Gibson H0.
noIulu; II. Trimble, u. s q. s. D. 3.
Murdoch. Paia, Maui; Mr.. and Mrs. 9.
N. Young, eapa, Cal. William
Wright, Honolulu; a Drei-
er. Honolulu; Mrs. s. Bro.
ty, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. r. 7. IdY.
=loF, u. s. Army: MI ana Ma b p
Lamb, u. s. Army: G. J mccarthy,
Honolulu; James Fern. Honolulu =
r. Fern. Honolulu; B. Mueller o1f'
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NOTICE or SALE or GOVERN,
MENT REMNANTS.

At.12 o'clock noon. Tuesday, Decem.
Der I. 1914. at the front door OF the
Capitol building. Honolulu. there will
be sold at public auction under Part
4. Section IL. Land Act of 1885, Sec.
|tion 27e. Revised Laws OF Hawaii. the
following described government rem,
nants:
III Government Remnant situate
near Pauoa Road Honolulu. contain,
Ing an area OF 1861 square feet. Upset
price $l5o.00.
ca Government Remnant Situate
near School street, Honolulu. contain
Ing an area Of 1880 square feet. Up
set price $4,000.
t3) Government Remnant situate
on Smith street. near Pauahi street
Honolulu, containing GILT square feet
Upset price 100000.
ca Remnant on Northwest side oil
Fort Street Extension, Honolulu. con
tanning an area of $1,000 square feet
Upset price s., 1884,
go Remnant on Southeast side 81
Fort Street Extension, Honolulu. con
tanning an area Of 1856 square feet
upset price $S,U0z.0O.
t6l Remnant on Northwest side 81
Lnsitana street, Honolulu. containing
an area Of 4s05 square feet. Upset
price >540.50.
(7l Remnant on Northwest side Of
Lnsitana street. Honolulu, containing
IAN area Of 1870 square feet. Upset
price $4,000.
Terms. cash.
Purchaser to pay cost Of stamp
For maps and further particulars
apply at the office or the Commission
Ter OF Public Lands, Capitol building
Honolulu.
JOSHUA D. TUCKER,
Commissioner Of Public Lands.
Dated at Honolulu. September 80
1914.
5s7s-oct 1, 5. ~. -. Is. Nov. 2. g.
is, %. go.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT., super

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Super
wishing Ar.ns..c 3 ;Tflrc. Mas.. IL. gi0n
ID. c., Sept. Is. 1914 Sealed prupos-
Eals Will be received at this office I'M.
| til { 8 p. M. Ger. 81. 1914. and then
Eopened, FOR. tlts. construction Of con.
Ecrete water tower. concrete tank, etc,
at the quarantine station, Honolulu,
Hawaii. il4 accordance with the speci-
lifcation and drawing; copies Of which
may be obtained at this notice. at Of
lice of Snpt. Of Repairs, U. s. P. o.
San Francisco, Cal, or at the office
lof the custodian Of the station ct Ho.
lnolulu, Hawaii in the discretion Of the
Supervising Architect, O. Wenderoth,
Supervising Architect. n. B-Bidders
Fare required to return the specified.
Ition and tifaWing without notex
marks: or other niatiIatfohs The Gov.
lernment frank sent to intending bid
Eders is TO be used for the return Of
Specification and drawing and for no
Eother purpose.
5978e0ct ~. 8. IS, 4, s.. 10.
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SEALED TENDERS.

I :
Sealed tenders viii be received By
the Board of Harbor Commissioner
up until 1870 q. m, Tuesday, Noyern.
Der "a. 1914. for constructing sheds
and conveying machinery on KuhiC
wharf. HIlo. Hawaii.
The Board of Harbor Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any or all
tenders.
Plans. specifications and blank
forms Of proposals are on file at the
office Of the Harb0r Commission. Capt.
tol building, Honolulu. j. H.
tS) CHARLES r. FORBES,
Chairman, Board of Harbor Commits,
sfoners.
5s75-Oct. 5. 6. Z, II. ~. rs. NOV. 2, .,
16. Is.
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SEALED TENDERS.

8 Sealed tenders win be received 81
the Board Of Harpor Commissioner
up until 1880 q. M Tuesday. October
Is, 1914. for repairs and reconstruction
ri Pier 15.A, Honolulu. I. 81.
The Board OF Harhor Commissioner;
reserves the right 70 reject any or FL
tenders.
Plans specifications and Dlanl
forms Of proposals. are on file 1T the
office uf the Harb1r Cominission. Cap
,ttol building. Honolulu, 4. n.
BOARD OF HARB0R COMMITS 5
:. sTONERs
BY its chairman.
gS) Charles r. Forbes.
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six persons we're killed when an an.
tomobile owned by Ellsworth Belch Of
DAYTON. Ky. was struck by Z Pehnsyl.
vania railroad train.
More than 50 lumbermen fought in
the woods At Grand Brook. Me-, after
an argument over the war. One was
killed and several injured.
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The National Association or Life In.
snraiice Underwriters. with 50 affili-
Eated organizations and membership Of
over 6000, has voted to hold its next
convention af the Pacific In
ferhationaI Exposition. I
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LEoAL NOTICE.


=.
IN THE UNITED STATES DIS
trict Court Tor the Territory Of HRNaii.
THE UNITED STATES or AMER
ICA, PIaintiff and Petitioner. W. The
BOARD Or THE HAWAIIAN EVAN
|GELICAL ASSOCIATION. = cpfppra
ton existing and doing business M
der and by virtue Of the laws q tue
Territory OF Hawaii: j. X. PIIMANU,
L. L. JOSEPH, JONAH KAIWIAEA.
s. X. PUPUHI and H X. KAAI4AKEA.
as Trustees OF the KIPAHULU PRO
TESFANT CHURCH; THE KIRA3B-
LU SUGAR COMPANY. corporation
existing and doing business under and
by virtue OF the laws Of the Territory
Of Hawaii; KAHELE OPl0: SAN.
KAMAKAU: MALTA PAI.APAI.A. wild.
ow Of KANAKAAUKAI. deceased:
SAM. PALAPALA: KANAKAAUKAI.
KAN0HONAHELE. KEALOHA NUI,
ANNIE. whose full name 10 unknown.
and MARY KUPlHE. heirs at law Of
| KANAKAAUKAI. deceased; DAVID
BROWN, HENRY SMITH, JANE
BLACK and MARTHA GREEN, IN
known heirs at law OF KANAKAAU.
KAf, deceased: DAVID KUPIHEA; H.
IHACKFELDs and COMPANY, LIMIT.
ED. Z corporation existing and doing
business under and by virtue OF the
laws Of the Territory OF Hawaii; rs.
IAAC n. HARBOTTLE; MARY K.
IHARBOTTLE; WILLIAM HARBOT
TILE: DAVID H. HARB0TTLE;
JAMES HARBOTTLE; FREDERICK
lKLAMP: AGNES @. KLAMP. wife Of
FREDERICK KEAMP: EMILY TOO
EMEY: JOSEPH WHITE WILLIAM
DAVIS, HELEN JOHNSON and u
LILA ROBERTS, unknown heirs 1t Law
I OF HALBALANI. deceased; THE TER
RTTORY or HAWAII: and JAMES
THOMPSON. JOHN GRAY, HENRY
STONE, ELIZABETH STONE. MABK
STILES and MARTHA STILES. I'm.
known owners and claimants. Defend.
ants and Respondents.
ORDER DIRECTING PUBLICATION
OF SUMMONS.
In the above entitled matter. the
Motion OF the above named Plaintiff
and Petitioner having come on regular
" for hearing, and the above entitled
Court being satisfied that personal
service OF the Petition and summons
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nc Board Of Health requests
kII honSekolders ii Honolulu and
vicinity who are lroubled with
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Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-01-01
WOODLAND CRUMBS.

We had quite a rainy Christmas, but
the fire.
Prof Leslie Pearson, who after
teaching few years is spending one
year at the University, is at home for
the holidays.
Earl Pearson, Ezra A. Moore and
Miss Anna Mary Cox from Guilfor6
C:'1ege are at home spending the hol-
idays where their many friends are
glad to see them.
M. Nervius Moore from West Town
High school is spending few days
with us.
Mr.. Ralph Moore from Liberty, N.
c., is visiting friends and relatives in
this section.
We are panied to learn of the death
of Mr.. John Thomas, foreman of the
Ken ucky Horse and Mule Company'S
farm, which occurred on Saturday
night last of pneumonia. Mr.. Thomas
who had spent only one year in ouT
community had proved himeslf to be
a good neighbor and useful citizen
To his bereaved family we extend our
heart felt sympathy.
After a vacation of several days
the children are glad to get back to
their school duties, and the older peo
pie to their regular routine of work
We learn that within the last few
days there has been two marriages
not far away, the one being that OF
Mr.. Leslie Parker to Miss Fannie SUIT
ton, the other Rev. Dixie Blackman
to Miss Mary Brogden. We extend
our congratulations.
It will soon be time to begin truck
ing in this section garden peas, cab
bage and onions to start with
Planters should be careful not to
plant large quantities as labor is
scarce and there is danger too, OF
over doing the market.
The Myrtle Springs didn't shut down
for the holidays as people always
crave good water after eating turkey
READER.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-01-01
i PROGRAM
ACNE THEATRE
= week Beginning Dee. 29th. :
: FOUR-REELS DAILY-FOUR

g TUESDAY
s "TuE VETERAN N-2-ree1 Broncho
: A play certain to endear itself to
. many hearts How often we hear
> the Older generation regretting
y that Young people today know 50
g little about the Civil War! See
+ this picture, it brings back and
= makes vivid all the pathos and
: heroEsm Of The Civil War days.
$ ~ SURE CURE"
H (Reliance)-0ne Of those rare
: comedy dramas with a real plot
Z 'In tie Haren Of Haschem'
4. G4ubin drama.)