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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-27
EAT CABBAGE. FISH,
SAUSAGE. NEW BREAD
No Indigestion, Gas, SOurness or Up.
set Stomach II you'll take "Pape's
Diapepsin"-Try This!

Do some foods you eat hit back
taste good, but work badly; ferment
into stubborn Jumps and cause sick,
sour, gassy stomach? Now, Mr.. or
Mrs. Dyspeptic jot this down: Pape's
Diapepsin digests everything, leaving
nothing to sour and upset you. There
never was anything so safely quick, 80
certainly effective. No difference how
badly your stomach is disordered you
vii, get happy relief in five minutes,
but what pleases you most Is that It
strengthens and regulates your stom-
ach so you can eat your favorite foods
without fear. ,@@
Most remedies give you relief some
t:mes-they are slow, but not sure.
"Pape's Diapepsin" is quick, positive
and puts your stomach in a healthy
condition so the misery won't come
back. 49,. NJ -.
You feel different as soon as
"Pape's Diapepsin" comes in contact
with the stomach - distress just van
ishes - your stomach gets sweet, no
gases. no belching, no quotations of
undigested food, your head clears and
you feel fine. -.
Go now, make the best investment
you ever made by getting large fifty.
cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from
and drug store. You realize in five
minutes how needless it is to suffer
from Indigestion. dyspepsia or any
stomach Observation-Disclosures
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-27
COMMISSIONERS
OF EDUCATION
MEET TOMORROW

A two-days' session of the commits
sioners Of education will be held be-
ginning tomorrow.
Considerable routine work, compos-
ed mostly of passing on appointments
and transfers will be taken up. Since
the last meeting of the commission
Superintendent of instruction Kinney
has made a number OF transfers, but
there still remain quite number to
be passed On by the commissioners.
There are not a large number Of
vacancies in the schools: A few more
teachers are needed for the Kona, a
couple on Kauai and several on Maui,
and few on windward Hawaii, but
these vacancies. it is believed, will
be readily filled by the graduates from
the normal school
1t will probably be recommended at
the meeting tomorrow that another
teacher be engaged for the Hilo high
school. 1t is estimated that the fresh
man class will number between 1875
and $50 this year which will be a class
a good deal larger than the school
has had before.
1t is expected that all of the COM
missioners, with the exception of T.
Brandt of Waimea, Kauai, will be
present.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-27
Republican Strength
Nav Win Election and
Stop Free Sugar Plan
Washington Correspondent of Bulletin Points Out That
Political Guessers Think Ne N House Is Likely to 10 to
G.. o.
By c. S. ALBERT.


WASHINGTON, d. C., July 10
Free sugar may not be long in effect,
according to present indications. The
restoration Of a duty on the refined
product is likely to come soon after
the final removal of the last fraction
Of protection in 1916.
II is evident now that free sugar
will play an important part in the
Congressional campaign this autumn
The Democrats in the third Louisi-
ana district have already gone over
bodily to the Progressive Republicans
II is conceded that Bull Mooser will
come to the house from that district
in the next Congress.
The election CT a Republican house
will not affect the final placing of
sugar on. the free list. The senate
will remain Democratic. In any event
the president cannot recede from his
position and would veto any measure
originated bv the Republicans and ac-
cepted by the Democrats. The res
toration of duty on sugar can come
only after the election of another
presiden. in the autumn of 1915 and
his assumption of Office on March 4,
1917. :.....
The best political guessers predict
landslide this autumn and the re-
gaining of control in the house by
the Republicans. II is held that the
differences between Col Roosevelt
and the stand-pat leaders cannot pre-
vent such result 1t is declared
majority of the next house will COM
prise cid line and Progressive Repub-
licans. 49,. =....s
SUGAR Issue Clearly Defined. d..
At this time the sugar issue has
been clearly and prominently raised in
Colorado. Former Representative
John A. Martin of Pueblo has come
out as a candidate for the senate
against Senator Thomas Martin was
in the house two terms and is a rad
ical supporter Of the labor cause At
the same time he is aginst free sugar.
Colorado is much interested in this
question by reason of its large beet
sugar industry. z.=.. ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-27
CHILDREN BADLY
BURNED in fire
EARLY THIS A. N,

Two little children of Louis Con
salves of Moiliili are today patients
at the hospital suffering from fright
full burns received early this morning
through fire which destroyed a por-
ton of the home was under control
following the prompt arrival of the
department.
( Eleanor, aged two. and Fred, aged
three years. with three other chill
dren, asleep in the front rooms of the
dwelling near the stone quarry, were
awakened at sis this morning when
the apartment was mass of flames.
Mrs. Gonsalves heard the screams
from the frightened children. The
husband had left some minutes before,
at that time NO trace of fire being
apparent
By dint of heroic exertion. Mrs
Gonsalves dragged the children from
the burning bed. While two of the
little ones are badly though not fatal
ly burned. three other children es-
capped with but Slight injuries.
Chief Charles Thurston is unable
to assign q caBse-for the blaze
The little girlowas practically burn
ed from head to feet Fred, the son,
received burns ION sthe body and legs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-27
REPUBLICANS Of
COUNTY MAKING
PLATFORM TODAY
CONTINUED from page one,

urged by A. d. Castro, who is chair
man of the platform committee.
2. Improved municipal sanitation.
Senator Judd and others have been
working on plan to pledge the NUM-
torial and federal health officials,
8. Separate election dates for the
territory and the city and county.
4. Amendment to the frontage tax
laws and a pledging oil the Republican
candidates in this county to carry out
these laws. ~.
5. Special emphasis upon good
roads.
6. Support of the anti-tuberculosis
campaign. DR.. A. N. Sinclair has sug-
gested this and George G. Guild Is
laying it before the committee.
z. The primary law and possible
amendments may be touched upon.
8. Strengthening of fire and police
departments.
"Don't GrumbIe-Work!"
The convention was called to order
at 1915 o'clock this morning by Vice
chairman Rudolph Nj. Duncan, of the
county committee, and from the very
outset it was evident that the dele
gates had met for united work and
that they planned to formulate a
strong and progressive platform, to
stand together for good measures and
to adjourn and go about their bust
ness without any foolishness," as
one member put it. Don't grumble-
work." Is the keynote of the conven.
ton. Il.
The makai pavilion of the Young
Hotel roof garden proved good
place to hold the convention, cool.
airy, far from noise and interruption.
Chairman Duncan and E. j. Crawford,
of the territorial committee took the
platform, the latter as temporary Sec
rotary The chairman wasted no time
in getting to business. He read the
brief call and then said:
The people of this county are de-
handing efficient administration of
public office. The Aepublican party,
ever mindful of its duty, meets today
ed by partisan conventions. would
the platform for this city and county.
Our last legislature enacted pri-
mary law by which candidates for
elective office are no longer nominal.
ed by nartisan conventions. ! would
urge that the spirit of this law be
respected and that the efforts Of this
convention concentrate on the work
at hand. .. is, -.
under the revised rules OF our par
ty, members of the new county com
mittee of this county will be elected
on the same day as the primary cleo
ton. To this new committee would
say, the retiring county committee
wishes you every success" 80. .+...."
A roll call showed 36 delegates
present at that time with proxies ma
king the vote ur to As. Several dele
gates came in later. -"..
Crsbbe Named Chairman.
The convention showed that it
meant business by naming Clarenc
L, Crabbe temporary chairman an 1
E. ]. Crawford temporary secretary
within two minutes. Chairman Crabbe
spoke briefly for a businesslike con
yention. A motion was made that an
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-27
DIABETES YIELDS 49,.
IN HOSPITAL

Place-Good Samaritan's Hospital
in Dawson City, Alaska.
Patient-G. A. Hatch. a business
man of Dawson.
Prognosis-Hopeless. not only be-
cause physicians considered il so,
but the condition of the patient was
so extreme that death was believed to
be not far away.
A friend of Hatch's heard about his
plight, told him that he had been in
the same fix and sent to California for
Fulton's Diabetic Compound and it
had restored him to business. He kept
some on hand and would loan Hatch
some till more could be had.
To the surprise of Hatch's friends
he began to mend and four months
later he was on his way, for a visit to
his old home in Portland, Maine
Passing through San Francisco he
called and gave us this item.
The ability of Fulton's Diabedc
Compound to oppose Hepatic degener-
alton and reduce sugar in many cases
of Diabetes in people aged fifty and
upwards Is not a matter of opinion but
a FACT IN PHYSICS, and we will
mail formula that will show the per-
Centage of sugar from week to week.
AS the sugar disappears improvement
commonly follows, recoveries having
been reported in many cases. Formu-
la and literature mailed on request.
John ]. Fulton Co.. San Francisco.
Ask for let.-adyertisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-27

Ernesto Nathan, commissioner-gen-
eral from Italy to the Panama-Pacific
international exposition, former may
or of Rome and honorary envoy ex-
traordinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary from Italy to the United States,
was the center of the ceremonies dedi-
eating Italy's site On the exposition
grounds on June 3. He was welcomed
at luncheon given by the president
and directors of the exposition. A
brilliant reception was given on the
evening of June 3 at the Fairmont no.
tel.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-27
FOUR DISTRICT JUDGES
ARE REAPP0lNTED TODAY
BY JUSTICE ROBERTSON

Four district magistrates were re-
appointed for another term in office to-
day by Chief Justice A. G. M. Robert
son of the supreme court.
C. B. Hofgaard. district magistrate
of Waimea, Kauai; Walter H. Haysel-
den, district magistrate of Wiohinu,
Kau. Hawaii; s. Hookano, district
magistrate of Eva district, and Guy S.
Goodness of Makawao, Maui, were the
four reappointed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-27

A bill introduced by Representative
Park of Georgia would prohibit trial
judges in federal courts from instruct
ing iurics what vcrdfcts they should
render.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-27

Electric fans have been installed in
the First Presbyterian Church at
Montclair, N. J. Ice water and paper
cups will also be supplied
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-27

Public requests of more than $50
600 are contained in the will of Miss
Sarah Warner Clark of Beverly, Mass.
The Lamar register., 1914-02-18
DON'T KICK
Political Parties Can't k.ep All u
Their Prnmises When They
Make 50 Many

AAke 50 Many
Some OF the taxpayers are i'll.
ciined to kick and look Unpleasant
when reading their tax notices
but they should not do Il. They
should remember that when you are
making all kinds OF promises. as
the democrats did In 1912. II
Is hard TO keep all OF them. ana
you viii have to give them time
! ust think what they have airead,
done LOT you and We SATISFIED.
The tour most important PROM
ises they made were as folio"s:
Ine national party promised to In
crease wages and lower the cost oi
living; the state party PROMISED
mat under NO conditions wouid tile
uo as tue Vicious Governor feaDoay
oId and Cali out the militia; the
county party promised 10 lower
taxes.
or course they have tailed to- Keep
Tie latter promise Dur just iooA
what they nave done on the other
.,Iee. When you look at the ire
mendous increase that is constan,-
ly being made in your wages and
other income you should IeeI an Wy
neavl OF gratitude that would ~
the void in your stomach. linen "
The Lamar register., 1914-02-18
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The Lamar register., 1914-02-18

Either on account OF the conceit
attendant on adolescence or the
adulation OF q natural born pan
dered the editor OF the Daily
Crouch has taken the self-assumed
role OF guardian for Brother Law
less OF the Sparks. The latter has
always enjoyed . high reputation
as a humorous writer but the edi-
tor of the Crouch seems TO think
Brother Lawless needs his assist
ance. Ii Crazy ever takes a tum-
Die to himself he will realize that
there IL y broad line of distinction
between being humorous and being
cOmical. Crary u comicsl-no doubt
Of that.
The Lamar register., 1914-02-18

A. Kern. the hustling north SIDE
farmer. was In Lamar the first Of
tie week and told Of the results Ut
opening his big silo which was I'LL
ed last TALL and visited BY the az
riculturals class Of the high school
and many citisens. He and q rent
or are feeding and milking q num-
Ter Of cows. ThAy have been fed
all fall and winter ON beet pulp
and fodder until last week whs.
the silo was first opened. The sec
ond day the flow Of milk began t.
increase and has continued TO i'm
prove since. Mr.. Kern says that
the silo y the biggest improvement
he has put On his farm.
The Lamar register., 1914-02-18
At the Lyric

We have made arrangements to
snow at the Lyric on Wednesda.
evening, Feb. rs. (next Wednes.
day) the official pictures Of the
Mexican war, taken under the off
cial instruction and permission OF
Gen. villa, whose army has full
control of northern Mexico. The
conditions in Mexico cannot be real.
ixed until you see these pictures.
Don't miss the date. next Wednes
day. No raise In price,
THE LYRIC
The Lamar register., 1914-02-18
FARMERS WEEK



ing OhEd
The program Of the farmers
week sessions at the Lamar high
school have been q big attraction
this week and the attendance ha.
been very gratifying all week. Thu
sessions have been largely attended
by farmers from all sections OF
Prowers, Bent and Baca countisa
and some from Kiowa county, at
we'll ~ by many OF our Lamar citi-
Gems. The programs have been in
charge OF live. practical farmer.
and they have chosen speakers Of
practical knowledge Of tho various
subjects they wished TO have dis
cussed. One discovery brought te
light by this weeks program is
that we have Q number of first
class orators here not only among
the farmers but the Lamar business
men that have been modestly hid
ing their talents heretofore.
While all the meetings are at
tracing large and attentive audi
ences, the late developments in this
section naturally made the dairy
program for the first days sessions
the greatest attraction, and it is
estimated that nearly four hundred
farmers were preesnt at these meet
inu. All phases of the industry
breeding, feeding, silo. care of an
imals, milking, ETC.. were give.
thorough discussion by men Of ex'
perience, who have made a success
in that line. and many valuable
points brought out and discussed.
1t could not be otherwise than help
full to all those engaged or about
to engage in this industry. A nun.
ber who had not previously intend
ed to engage in the dairy business
were converted and will soon be
patrons of the condensery here.
Tho dry farming program Of the
second day was also we'll attended
~ have also bssn those FOLLOWING.
The Lamar register., 1914-02-18
War Over

The bloody ink-spillinS war in
Denver was brought 10 close in
Denver ON Tuesday and the voters
acted - referee and rendered a
uecision against the water company
aud the Little Dutch Cleanser" by
a big majority. All the other prop
ositions presented to the voters
were carried favorably. 1t was the
water company alone that they had
1t in for. They seemed to have
very little faith in the company's
eleventh hour conversion TO argu-
ment and peaceful settlement Of
the question.
The Lamar register., 1914-02-18

In the basement Of the Baptist
church the men Of the congregation
will serve q splendid supper con.
sisting of chicken, noodles and all
the accessories. Remember the date
Tuesday. Feb. ~. beginning at five
O'Clock,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-06-25
Semperens 1no Grpbibitiuu.

Serr 8iidef er0rterte Johann nod
Den folgenoen 8eoanfen: man iet ito
gemetnigli6 flar iiber 0en 3uiam
nlenbang bon Sentperen5 uno Brobi
bttton. 8iele, Die oen Semperen8qe
oanfen 81 bertreten borgdben, ieiet
erflorte 9lnbanger Der Brobibition
Senperen5 beheute WfdBtgfeit.
Gem 8eoanfen pobrer M1Biafeit
totpobl I'M Srinfen alS altb I'M GIien
ober mollten mir alth uls 2iga ooer
8eretne uniere fraftiae llnteritiibunQ
dngeoeiben laiien. Dies tpiiroe lei.
Der man6erort8 perfannt.
Broblbition aber molle ourh 6eu
Wta6tItreib oes @eiebeS es ersuin.
gen, oaB iiberbanpt feline getItige @e.
trGnfe mebr genoIIen piiroen. Gin
8elet, oas iolde8 itd gum 3mede
leBt, lit ieooh i6le6teroingS unourd,.
filbrbor. 0d mub crit eine onoere
5orte bon MenIhen ouf oieIe groa
tonmen - cine olllettig bollfpmlne-
ne OtenI6beit.
lln0 iolan9e mir 6ie 1idt baben,
ble1bt nur elm gSeg IN bieier iSraae
iibrig, lm0 Der iIt: perriinftioe @r.
5tebung llno 8elebr1ng.
Ger eeiannte @etrdnfebanoel nuB
geIebli6 ltreng regulirt nift &C.
Ieblih berboten iperoen.
2eioer gibt e8 audi in 0or6 0ofo.
ta oeutibe Gaitoren pelhe NIT 0ell
Rrobibitionsleltten gerneiniom Ga.
DE MAIDEN. gS itn0: Reb. SO. 6.
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IN 9tsmarf, Rreoiger Der ,,Gbanqeli-
fhen 8emeinid]oft", sic in engIiiAen
3eitltneen betannt MAIDEN, ooB Ole
Deutihen in Roro 9ofoto in Der ge-
me9ung fir peri6nlide sSreibeit
olr6nu8 nidlt einig ieten.
&obenSnert lit oagegen Die Stef-
llngnabme Der selamteu fatbpIiihen
0etitli6fett. 9luf alien fatbolilhen
aonbentionen pltroen in ben leBten
Nfondten idarfe 9eihliiiie gegen bic
4$robtbltton angenonuen unh in
h faro 0atota bat Der fatbpliidDe Si.
ss4d ASebrle audi lit Der 9sr6iEe bic.
fonattihen Brobibittoniiten fhori ab-
gefit6rt.
auS oIlen oieien @riinoen lit es
Oober bon ooppeltem Sntereiie, pie
i'll gtoro 0atota Die BritnGrtpab(en
neroen. Sin Sieq oe8
Geuticbtunts, ooS in Ror6 8ofoto
iit oils in Sii0 0afota, miro
ermortet, ipobI aber eth
ItarteS OeutIdes 8otun. 8enn Die.
les er5ielt miro uno bas 9otum Ser
8egner Der oelttiden 8elpeoung
tart berltntergeihnitten miro, bat
Die oS5retbeitsliga" reip. ooS Geutih-
tum unieres NodborItoote8 ni6t I'M.
IonIt getGntpft.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-06-25
S5ip6snad)ridlten aus al(er 8elt.

2ebte @ohe lpor aIlentbaIben
IN Der 4elt cine tritiihe llngllds-
tuode.
Sm 4ermelfonnl tpur6e Der Danl-
pier uaaiier @tlbe[m H." bon bem
2iberpooler @etreioebonlpfer .ssnce-
more" i'm RebeI getroffen uno ihlpeS
res Wfenidenitngliid iiber 1000
Railagiere befoitbeu iid auf oern
oeltlden 8ontpfer - MIR oa6urh
berbiitet, ooB Der 2[oDofapitdn BET
3eiten Die naiierbihten sdotten bot-
te ihlieBen loiien. gei oem furdtba-
rem arad tpuroe Elm iiber t2 SUB
groBes Cod in oen oelitlhen 8am-
pier geriiien.
Ter 9anpier Billion" BON Der
Gblna.2inie DeS gtnrobeutlhen 2[oDo
itran0ete tpdbren0 zines 9tebels Bet
Wprtleoene, tpeitIih bon Bortlano.
sn oif)feln Nebe[ I'M aonaI itieb
Der 0nnlpfer ugopietpeeb" aus Wlio.
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nad gsetpport begriffen, NIT benz
Oeutld1en 8onlpfer uGtrliria" auIant-
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riB Der Gnfer oes DeiltIden Sapaq
Dantpfers yBreforia" ein groBes
God in ben 8ampfer .NeD Worf."
eesrl Canada uno In 8eIeien innr.
ben hunoerte BON 9rubenIeuten per-
ihiittet.
essn @logaoiu, Gbottlolb, rihtete
cine getualtige Seuersbrnnit Willio-
aen 5haoen on.
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bon Der Oregon @ren5e, Bel Me0
Bluff Bat iisb Der neleIte 9uIfnn Ser
gselt, Mount 2aiielt, gebiIbet rno
leit benz 1. SUM baben bereits fieben
itnttgefunoell.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-06-25
lngliifena6ri6ten uOn aller=
luGrts.

Die Soffnung, nod einen Ser am
19. Sunni in Der Wfine gto. 20 Der
8tIlcreit GollierteS bel 2etbbrioae,
9llta., Canada, infolge elmer @rplo.
lton lebenoig begrobenen Weinenor-
better ans Sagesliht 8u bringen,
idDiroet INNER mebr. Sunoert.
filnfunonertn5ig oiirften ibr 2ebel,
eingebitBt baben, tpdbreno 236 5ei-
ttg ibre 6luht betperfltelligten.
gis 5ltr Wittags5eit bes n1dIten
cages gelang es 102 2eiden BON
8erihiitteten ans 3agesliht 3u
idaffen. Inter ben Gotten befanb
ii6 8iiliam 8ronn 9ruoer oes @a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der Miinen.
@ntieslihe S5enen ipieIen iid por
oem Gingange 3ur @rube ob. 9ie
slngeb0rtgen Der Gerungliiften lpei.
den niht bon Der 5teQe. 9us Shrei.
en- lno 2ontentiren bielt oie ganse
gtaht binbur6 an.
Seim Sdpimmen ertrnnfen
Ser 22idbrige 6enrp Hitbaler,
angeblid bel StifneD, @. O., nobn-
bait, lit am %. sunni inn Sreb 8afec
0amm II Weilen II. .. bon 8imbaa
beim S6rptlnnten ertrunfen.
gSie III 0eltid)lano, boben aud III
Sranfreid Ihnere 8oIfenbrihe rie-
ftgen Sho0en ongeridtet uno sic
Seine lit bielfoh iiber oie llfer az.
treten. eSn Baris tpurben go15e
StraBenbierteI iiberi6perlmt.
aSn 8ra1oen3 (1eutihlano) lpur-
De Die 9ientiersfrnu 2ltiie SAB fpegen
8ergiftung ibres @atten (unrrtittel-
bar nod Dem iilbernen g6eiubilQun)
bin9eridtet.
Sn Der 9td6e BON ai6bof3 in In.
rol tpuroe ein bieridbriges aino bon
einem ab!er geral1bt uno fonrte mir
9enos cine Spur bon oenielben ac-
furt0en mer6en.
Stdlten bat einen groBen 4rbeiter+
itreif. Die Streifer berbrannten Ia
airhen 80 muroen beIhGoiat uno
p gepliinoert. BrieIter nuroen
lub lire Mebgeipdn6er
berbrailnt.
Sn albanien HeboIution gegen
Den 5iirlterL Der ieood, ouf Ieinem
BoIten tapfer aitsbdlt un6 mebrere
blutige angriffe nit ieiuen @etreuen
suriidldlug.