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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-08-06

Irving Fish er, head of the Politica
Economy Department at Yale, tells
this story of professor of drawing
who is remarkably absent minded.
''Not long ago my colleague had oc-
casion to take a cab, and looking
around, he spied me coming in his di-
rection, drawn by a miserable specimen
of horse flesh. He signalled to the cab
man and was about to enter the con-
vevance when glancing at the horse,
he stopped short in dismay.
&C What's this, driver? queried hel
in most reproving tone.
ga horse, of course, sir.
ga horse, eh?' unused the professor
abstractedly.s "Well, rub it out and
do it over again. F."
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-08-06

During a recent examination of listed
men in Uncle Sans navy the question
was asked:
Name the principal parts Of SEN
tence.
The answer was: Solitary confine-
ment and bread and water.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-08-06

Tommy was throwing stones, and
his mother caught him at it.
" Don't let me catch you throwing
stones any more" she cautioned him.
"Well, what will do when the other
fellows throw them at me?"
"Just come and tell me-"
''Tell you he exclaimed. "Why, you!
couldn't hit the broad side Of barn! :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
OIL AND GAS

Light producers are the best r.purt.I
from inc West Virginia and southeast
''n ONO fields. Compilations iu Mrfz,I
''uhiN nave been generally light bat
we roman Consolidated oil Corrutuy
lH~ ON. h'tln better then tho average.
Ut pc ihis company test ON the y e.
l.hHhluE"r farm. located on Price FurE
cart Instruct The uIt was dsNeluusI m
~" Gordon ~rud and 10 iS estimated To-
~. Ep"d for 30 barrels e. day natural
The Location or Oh, VOL is inside of d.
lined territory.
ON Beer run. Grant district W.tz.i
county. tho south Penn on Company has
nrllIrd tts test ON Ga Paterson Caup-
f"Il farm through tho EiE Iuiun eand
ana has barrel pumUer ON fItff.
iuiiHi" creek. Jniuf district Trf.r
county. thr Reno OH Company has drill
90 80. \ ON the Jo-,ph Archer farm
through tho kccuer sand end has "a Very
light show OF oil
Roam" County Compilations.
On Laurel Run. eft ffsurN4 Fork
go ifhft.It df.frI"f. IsHnu, county mo
south Penn on Company has started 10
,fU. 80" .r .H, o. g. tr.ttnDus, farm
ln the same district tr, ltuauc Develop
m'nt Company is starting 40. o. ON the
d. y. t"rrIs term. ON Laurel rum. tho
south Penn oil Company lost "a bit in b..
second test ON the %. T.. Rogers farm
'If u..e ak"dsd o.. rt- mud has start
90 second hole. ON Rock creek. Wal
tom district. tho ohio Fuel Dtl COMPANY
HS Vow completed tnu shot it4 SO 9 IN
N" r. ~. Larch f"ru -ud has e. h-nt
ON Fink creek. tr.rWon's creek dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
MANY ACCOMMODATIONS WILL
BE MADE TO COUNCIL At
NEXT MEETING
Interesting Meeting Heid Last Even
in9-lieenss Ordinance 70 Be
Changed Alec.

In an effort 20 increase the city'e
revenues along certain llnes. 20 make
10 the deficit caused through loss OF
liquor licenses after July 1. the finance
committee OF council. at a meeting
last night, adopted recommendation
which vii be submitted 10 connect
~ lts next meeting Included In the
recommendation We o raveral
changes o. the license ordinance
were tho following.
That all city licenses be increased
70 the rate charged by the state This
would make automobiles. for instance.
pay SO instead Of s.
That license tar be- levied on an
Nne"lsa tehlclef Vow. only vehicles
used for hire. are licensed
That tax on all Incorporated com
panles be- levied al the rate charged
by me state. This will be a new CITY
revenue
To Increase premium tax. on insur
"hS" companle 20 equal state charges
" whs decided 10 strike out section
80 - OF the ordnance. relating 10
taxing dances
The report OF tho city finance com
mission was considered in part. only
the sections relating 90 licenses and
taxes being given attention last nigh
NY Solicitor J Harold brennan. CIV
License officer Ingram and CITY Audi.
TOR Charles Ahrens were Instructed
10 draft "A license ordiua ace with the
proposed changes. and report To the
committee az meeting Thursday eve
hing. IL Will Do reported 20 council
M the next meeting Of that body
~ was pointed out that immediate
action must BE- taken. as 10 b. neces-
hary 10 ADOPT the license ordinance
before July l. when the city licenses
are due
Tho finance committee last night
also decided to recommend TO council
thlt the board of control BE- instructed
70 make complete survey OF the
water situation with the view on re-
rating charges as recommended bv the
finance commission The board Of
control is 10 report u the finance com
mittes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
COULDN'T IDENTIFY MAN.

Jack Ripper. who was arrested In rre
senate saloon Monday afternoon for
John trnthN hy detective Frazier.
charged with stealing "a UU,kstbook from
an thioan iu "a Market street saloon "A
ic" weeks ago. was discharged In police.
court yesterday morning As the victim
OF the robbery could not Identify Crothv
as the man who took his pockstbook 20
JACK Ripper who was about the same
wanted
O.. w GODS. who was arrested on Fofr
street Monday afternoon for Indecent eN-
posture was sent uu Co tho HIN yssterd4 ~
morning for 30 day- ln lieu ~ $40 and
costs. tie was arrested 10y OFFICER Cam
erOu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
weusburg Briefs.

AURA ". crimes has returned
- her HON" after visit with Mrs
Mary Patterson. 81 Holidays cove.
Mrs. Margaret NDNally returned ys--
Mrs. Mary Heron and 5,lIrbtc- ~
pittsburgh. Pa. are visitors az IN. hofu.
or Mrs. Herrons brother. Mr.. A. "
Earl q ToIbert returned last even.
INK from FittSlur-h pa. where Ic was
IN" guest OF relatives
a Smith was 20 business ,.9.l.r f,.
Pittsburgh. Pa. on Monday
Huru-To Mr.. and Mrs William g.rE-
vel. OF Fnlian-hec. on sunday. May %.
\ ". Potts IS business visitor So
last Liverpool 81.
Miss Elizabeth Davidson was a rc-
cent visitor in Pittsburgh. Pa.
Miss Ruth Flewiue. OF Brilliant @
W. inc ru.st OF relatives 90 Pitts
hurEh. Pa. for several DAYS
Homer owens and Harry cox ~
lh pr, amt o. We're WeilsburE callers
Reynolds HelsIcv was "a Decorate,
Day visitor In Pittsburgh
Mrs. J.. n. RENE. Mrs. Charles Ars-
t;lr"N, Mrs. Brook Roberts. were amDns
tn' Wc,shurg visitors BOO <t.ub,uy III.
Mrs Mr. v ~ Zee was 70 brilliant. o..
VISITOR ON Monday
Mrs. D. Seibert ~ Brilliant. Cd. was
Pittsburgh visitor ON Monday
MISS Anna k"urhH mas returned r.
with Der parents boz Ay.r.I f., ''i
Pearl Sims Is able Oh return ID. bald.
w"fk after being on 90 week win Iri-
A very large American Tag rs ON f...
play iu The store window uf mo Nar...
,,,,.l i''.i. ....Te which is on" off the
most h,aHfiful ever seen Ir This .ftv
Tho Hcrysy Earar, OF fHs ..rr.r of
Main and Twelfth streets #. being r,..
proved 10y being repaired AND u4irt..I
board walk and pair ur steps H4.
been built LEADING from tr. Tra.-i.-.
station 90 East SfeuhsrvIfIe Cd 10 tho
Hcunsylvnnia station below f.r ',..' 10y.
o NH "HH q !. .#..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
ANNOUNCEMENT
Made Yesterday Of Candidacy Of DR. j.
j. Allen for House Of Delegates,
County District

pr. j. J. Allen. we'll known physician
'I West Liberty. yesterday formally am
h'hh'"d MS candidacy FOR the EspulN-
can nomination for member Of the house
For the past several weeks IN. doctors
irlcngs have been urging him to come
"Nr - the office. only yesterday he
decided 10 make tho race but ne has al
READY begun an active campairn las
hlght appearing before the Republican
900 II committee 10 the interests of his
D. Ann was formerly Of this city.
having practiced here ror seven wears.
located in West Liberty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03

henrN Amhrecht an cmpioye % tine
steel mil. ls spending few DAYS with
friends iu Proctor Ohio.
charles Garrison OF East I.iverpooi
'.l". was calling on his trade in this
Mt~- carrie Mcconnell ~ South Mar
snail street r. visiting Boa Tniontown. "a
Harry Turner has returned 20 wof X
Tor d." 70. and -. after being I'M FOR "A
few day
j. \. Conner e. confined Co tis home IN
T"uih MARSHALL street with illness
Levi fHgEs ~ Cadiz. Ohio. Will ar
riNc On this city tomorrow 10 sp.rd .,
Few days visiting relatives IN the Fiftn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
Playgrounds Meetinr.

mertine ~ the citizens OF the Flfth
NJ ara VIII De- held Iu the tuurs. OF a
fFN uaNr Iu order Co. effect plans Tor fh.
t-ia hli -hw'uf ~ Fairgrounds near
the lffh ward hose house. This mat
Yer Dr. NOT having the support that DO
should. No one Will deny the fact that
ihr rhidrcu or this section are VEN,
thuch lu need ~ such grounds 4 few.
it'Ai' -~IAe citizens OF the lower enc
nave been working faithfully. but a-~
meet inE with poor response from the
sr"at'r part OF those VINO should be b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
Many Campers.

From Present Indications more local
I''pl" viii O." into camp thh summer
ihau Tor many seasons heretofore A
,aup OF crowd 90 young men in the
lith ward o. Co uc established al n
point down the river. and the Concordfa
cum VIII also have camp Of their own.
y movement is on foot among several On
the Fourth ward Co establish "A caulp
some time 60 the very near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03

80 far a. can BE- ascertained nothing
lla- happened that would lead one 10
believe that the ItlVerEide mill Will re-
sumo operations any time ln the near
Llt4fs When the suspension Waz sf-
lfftfd over a. month aEu the flruat.s
we're tAtIru clean. - hen suspension
pr .'uif Tor "a period not TO exceed eight
months. the FURNACES are most usually
h1i hFA. ami never mere the furnace
------ ---u This .laIn INN ~ 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03

~ was reported yesterday that a small
amount Of brass had been stolen from
the 49, and %. IN and around the ioeaI
rLup- while the amount missing Is not
"t great quantity "a IT, enough 20 put the
1Iu'lair "u the watch and the Officers
watch -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
My Pay Po.,-s...ea o.n..

AI'ro-rn tnr season % the local high
sn nn"I baseball team Is over another
= ne may De- PLAYED Or Va rrrHlrfs.l
b erfrr1af that r~rufiarfuus we're on BE-
NsTn the management or the iocnt
team ana that 90 the Whe.lnE MIgl
= hnol Tor m Eam- g. % played fhs fret
of the week To viii be reulerlh - red
7 nat tho locals administered a druhbfrl 4
o. me n*ellrEites on the occasion ~
their nrst game by the score % % q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
BENWOOD


NHf No ."r"H HrfHs aH rH f~r~nf..
a orler 20 Red Men met last evening
rooms Dob t.s EarI.u l.Itd.rE a r4rr.
Arf ". aHrlIUafIHuH Tor mem rsr-rfH
NrfF Dersteeref and tas@rrsr vim tr-
r-aI H"rE % thr ueea.F meeting frs
session uaH ul enH~rftHraIlF busy ore
n GOOD number 20 members we're pr.z-
e..I hour -. held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
Succeeds Clemens on Board.

j. - johnson. the Eighth street bar
L'r has been named us Governor HAT
hrII Q" succeed tn" late ]. ". Cummius.
ON the Brooke County Board az Rs,I.,,'
ana Equalization. from MsIlsburu dis
tHot Mr.. johnson will qualify and
tax" his seat Immediately Th.- .fI.r
members OF the board are. Il - N.iis
Of Buffalo district. and 4. l.. Garter. of
Cross Creek district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
WELLSBURG

MELI--E rEg So "a ---
49,. y E-a.t --s closed f-s
t-rrI-r a rlr-ter % ini.er-.s-ts a-l r.r
~ indirru-rts reformed ~.rs
isfit lrelrtr.s-r POP u f..1-v
-.t,c ~ WEI Yrs .ria against Harry
STATE ~ west l.rstr.t a..t,-- .-r,..t.
NaH mon. lr1lrfruert Tor felony
- Nsst virginia against John
a, -t4t. Ns-t Virginia against sam
N.ro-e~sa Indictment Tor a felony
al inn.N fnrrf vLs also found a.afusf
-'-.. .'rt and Ml-gz.ski jointly
Nlaie ei west Lirsinie against Paul
'-'.-sa. mo- gtusrt Tor a felony
The last three men n-. af-.ss~d o.
making ths assault on The tao foreign
70 or .'- GRAFTON cs1 and are Crufucd
No, True Bm.
me folloeir nnisdensaror charE.s
N.re truusht before tHs grand jury ana
state ~ West Virginia arai-.-, Homer
state o. West virsinia asain., s.,n
STAT, % West virginia araln., Harr,
STATE % West virginia asains, james
state - West Virginia agains, Pet.
state of West virginia against p. q.
several Of the above we're pistol ,o,i-r
West virginia pittsburgh Coal company
Insufficient evidence Ws- found o. indi.t
Other Cases Up.
in TIE county Sail 40 tho present time
heid under FORMER Indictment ar. Ni.k
-ahatine Barney Milsssi ard John HicE-
luh"rN. ~ahatiu" O. accused 90 shooting
Harry Lucas in the lex Ar Collier las,
'' ii'fr her. the nrst trIa. resulting In a
az ease viii come an 49,, ''s'' battle
rarney Mueski was Indicted d. tb.
last term 81 tho court FOR breaking into
captured iu Wisconsin by railroad de
t"cttve~ several months ago. IIis fnlirt-
ment iS FOR "a felony.
John IIockinbery. Indicted for , mis-
demeauor wa- tried and convicted az tr-
Last term Or the court. He'd from Justice.
bis bond. she insisted upon MS re-,r-
t.re Ia order 20 regain her bond money
roc hlnhery was ma By located 900 Isflsr
20 this state without reauisitIon ptper-
aiter being captured The PAPERS were
issued 10y Governor Hatfield several DAYS
ago. and Yesterday SheriT ysff,rl.,r
went 20 Columbus. ohio 90 consult Cow
,,5nlT Cox. and returned with the papers.
This morning he went % Steub.uyfII.
ana brought the man back To- West Viz
tinla ne VIII De sentenced by Judge
NeM man during this term ~ court
The jury cases start tomorrow with
two appeals from Justice THROWN T.,ff
mer's court az Follausbc, being called.
Tire Bowling Tournament which has
been conducted at the M.I-hurE Huwl-
ing alleys FOR the past six weeks came
70 close on last saturday evening and
Henry Haas wac announced the winner
or the beautiful loving cup FOR HAVING
mad" tho highest total scores On ton
games played w shannon was "a close
second in the contest and Carried ava.
w" other prizes. one Tor having the
next highest score for the ten games
aua me other for making tn. highest
iullN idual score Of 2ug.
william tSAudNI Glass formerly CON
retted with the uII MsIlzhurg HtwIir..
alley but lately with the StruIsrtIIT.
alleys. has accepted tho position las man
ager Of the local ALLEYS. Co ~ure..f
Ernest Mckinley. who recently re-
signed. Mr.. Mckinley successfully man
aged the alleys for more than "a year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03

Norkmon in China's egg cannerics
receive fu cents day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03

DOWDELL REALTY co.
City Home Sites IN the Country
Glendale. W. Va
Bel phone. Moundsville 205-R
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-26
Or. JOHN W.. WADMAN
REMEMBERED FOR WORK
IN METHODIST MISSION

IN appreciation Of his 10 years work
as superintendent of the Methodist
mission work in Hawaii. DR.. John w.
Wadman, who recently resigned HIS
position to become head OF the local
brajls D Of the Anti-Saloon League. was
pres Ated with a beautiful silver low
ing Cup at a reception given in his
honor at the Korean Methodist church.
The reception was attended by about
200 persons and Rev. G. Hong, pastor
of the church. in presenting the cup
spoke In glowing terms of the high
standard of work which has been at
tanned by the local missions through
the efforts of Doctor Wadman. In re-
Spouse. Doctor Wadman assured those
present that, while he is not to be off,
cially connected with the mission work
he will lend it every assistance pos
sible. Rev r. Elmer Smith, pastor
of the First Methodist church, who
succeeded Doctor Wadman, also was
present as guest of honor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-26

below Is Pr-t III OF the series oi
letters written for the Star.BnIletin
bf ]. n. schnack Of this city, who Is
travelling In the Holy Land and Al.
rica.l
There are. OF course. very many
other things here worthy OF mention,
Int believing that there are other
places in Palestine which are equally.
81 not even more interesting, ] shall
ada q few words ABOUT these and then
close my letter, already much longer
than ] had intended It TO be.
First in rank amongst them Is un.
. uuestionably the little town or Bethle.
hem. the thought and Mecca CT all
GOOD Christians on Christmas Day,
and Il was here when. on that day. ]
Joined the multitude assembled there,
Attending not only the grand and sol.
cmn Roman Catholic services In the
Church OF Nativity, conducted with
Me assistance OF many bishops and
tho higher clergy by the Patriarch Of
Jerusalem, q venerable. tall. old
IentIeman. bat also the most interest.
ing and largest procession ever saw
anywhere, an annual occurrence. TAX.
ing place aud beginning there at mid
Fight between the 9th and 25th Of
December.
The Grotto OF Nativity is a good
sized room, or rather rock cave IN an
/nl.of-tho-way corner Ct the above
named church. II Is divided into two
chambers or chapels, one small one,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-26
HONOLULU TRAVELLER IN HOLY
Land DESCRIBES noted SCENES

Since I have been there I fully under
stand what is meant by the often used
phrase GO to Jericho"
A swim Ia the Dead Sea is an ex-
ierience which person who has once
had il is not likely to be anxious 70
repeat. The water Is like strong
brine, aud so buoyant that person
could hardly drown In IL, II he wanted
10. but for all that. II Is very hard to
swim in IL, because your feet viii not
stay under water. II viii cover the
baiher with singing, stick substance
which only repeated washing with
plenty of soap and fresh water will
remove
From Jericho "a small. dirty Arab
vilIage) and the Dead Sea, and on
the way down there one sees Bethany
with the grave or Lazarus. the ruins
III the house OF Martha and Mary, his
sisters. and that of Simon. the leper;
the Apostles we'll; the meeting place
OF Mary and Jesus. after His resur-
rection; the place where the good Sa-
maritan took care of the robbed. half
murdered Jew: the convent of Greek
p,anks. sworn to eternal silence: the
Mount or Temptation, where Christ
tasted 40 days; Gilbal; Mount Nebo.
whence Moses viewed the promised
land before he died there: and near
the entrance OF the river Jordan into
tho Head Sea the place where Jesus
was baptized. Another nice drive is
fhaf 10 Hebron. where the graves -Of
A
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-26

en- are not able to land, in which case
they are taken along to Port Said,
Egypt, whence they have to return
for another trial. perhaps with the
same result, at their own expense and
loss of time. To avoid this, and
wanting to reach Jerusalem by Christi
mas, concluded to make the hard
and good deal more expensive trip by
land.
But Notwithstanding such eondi-
tons, colonies have been and are be-
ing started in several parts of Pales-
tine. especially in the plains of Kish-
on, Esdraclon, Sharon and the Jordan
through the efforts of capitalists and
wealthy Jews, such as the Rothschilds
in Europe, who buy the lands from
the government in Constantinople and
sell them again, on easy terms, to the
settlers. mostly German and Jewish
farmers. and it is gratifying to learn
that most of them are doing we'll. IL
the Turkish government would follow
this same course there is no doubt
that before many years Palestine
would be once more rich and pros
porous country, but there seems to be
no desire to create such conditions.
As it is, all over the country, par
ticularly in cities like Haifa, Jaffa
and Jerusalem. there is great misery
and suffering that the government
does nothing to relieve, and which
finds its outcome in stealing and beg
ging by men, women and children,
who bother the life out of the traveller
coming here.
Little or nothing is being done in
agriculture in and about Jerusalem;
the. land being too poor, stony or too
steep to be worked.
The language spoken by the COM
mon people in Palestine is mainly
Hebrew and Arabic. but the more in
telligent and better classes in the cit
les use, outside of Turkish, almost
any recognized modern language of
Europe, principally the German, Eng
lish, French and Italian
Yours sincerely,
]. H. SCHNACK.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-26
Maui a visit in the interest Of Moose

Maui a visit in the interest OF Moose
dom.
At last Sunday services on Maui pa.
trictic sermons were preached in the
Paia Union church by Rev. A. Craig
Pr0wd.sh, and at Waikiki by Rev. ].
Chas. Villiers in the Church OF the
Coed Shepherd. and at the Waikiki
Union church by Rev. Rowland b
Dodge. Each of the clergymen took
Il theme based upon the life and ca
reer CT George Washington.
A memorial service was held a week
ago Sunday at the Kaahumanu church
for Mrs. Polly Kalua. A large audi.
ence was present which listened at.
tentiyely to the words OF praise OF
the life that is so missed at Wailuku.
Reys. H. p Judd. who was visiting
in town. Rev. L. 2 Kaumeheiwa, the
pastor of the church, Rev. John Ka-
limo. a life long friend, and Messrs.
Charles Wilcox. p. N. Kahokoaluna,
and Moses p Waiwaiole
Engineer ]. C. Foss. Jr., who has
been highly successful in the contract
OF the new Mahukona landing on Ha.
wall arrived Monday evening. Though
DELAYED by stormy weather for two
weeks. he has had remarkably good
luck on the contract and Is much
pleased the way things have gone.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-26
MAIlINEzz

Especial Star Bulletin Corrt spondencel
WAH.ITKII. Feb. 24.An interesting
meeting Of the Maui board of super
risors was held this past week. The
report CT the Maui Chamber OF Com
inerce was carefully read. Supervisor
Drunlmond moved and it was carried
that as soon as the board sees its
way clear to grant the request of the
chamber of commerce ii will do so.
In regard to the White dumping
truck which was reported upon by
the Maui Chamber of Commerce. the
clerk OF the board was instructed to
notify the Volcano stables that the
board had net ordered the truck. nor
did ii intend to do so.
An important matter came before
the board In reference to the Kula
pipe lines. County Engineer Bruno
was authorized to take full charge of
the affairs connected with the pipe
line, look it over. and put 1t into such
shape that 1t will be a revenue pro-
Queer for the county. A thorough
overhauling of the line needs to ba
made, certain improvements in the
way Of cneck valaes lmmcdaltely N.
slaIiea. MINIMUM ra.e LOT consumes
are made, the county fathers will then
De ~ z p.'sllsen y ,hioIll, lnss pap ~,
sAactls cc,lcsInilg Tue, ui'hesp 10, q Tue
INT. me lilcolils a.la ny posslole I'M
prosemel' ana st'iisioh "a. me sss'
'eii.
llles llsa = o. y a.ll -, = ioll. =.
iouse snessr's,il:u all ~ aul las1 3.
uay a. .nelr ssssss.e aiI ~ olls -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-26

The territorial grand jury held a
lengthy session yesterday afternoon.
but made no report to the court OF
the result of its Investigations Ii is
unde-stoot; the inquisitorial body
took up the matter OF certain charges
against Mrs William Welsh.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-26
culps cAUsf HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BRoMo-QUMINE. re.
moves the cause. Used the world ova
to cure a cold in one day. E. W.
GROVES signature on each box. Made
by
DARIs MEDICINE CO. SAINT Louia u. A
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-26

Orlle Wrghfs flying With him
BndleJ.
sixty miles secretly Dayton many
months.