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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
BON Der 0ibe ii6rrludltint.

6reIt1g liuhnittag mur0en Der
8oli3ei fitni SiBidIdge gcmel0et.
". 9Dles nur0e in cincm 93eitair.
rant oes obcreu staOttbeiles BON
Der 6ibc iiberlu1ltigt. st milroe
per 9Ilto nah ieiner 8o6ulua Be.
ioroert; icir 3ilitau0 gibt nidlt 81
8eiorgniiien 2lnlaB. 5ranf iSrei.
ba9e, 1925 iiibl. 2. GtrnBc, erIitt
an Der t3 uub 96ulips 5traBe
einen Sibihlog. 0}an idaffte ibn
naf 0cm ct. s5oiepb S5oipital;
iein 3uitmo gi6t 3u 9cfiirhtirnaen
9InlaB 5fuoolpb 02orgatt, t3. umo
3oninion StraBe pobn6aft, mir.
Be in beDubtIoicm 3litamoe an Der
IA. mo Sones StraBe gefunoen.
Ter @oli3einr3t nabm iid ieiner an.
5rau gurt g9beeler, %. un0 9ierce
StraBe crlitt bGim 9Iufb1ngen ID.
rcr @did)e einen SoiBidlag. syfr
3uitnno lit utdt be6eutidl. Nan.
mono 3borpe mur0e, plbreno er
on Der IA. un6 Douglas StraBe
auf einen Council 8Iuffs q zen.
5obnlpagen iunrtete, bon Der
iibertudltiat. Ger 8oIi3piar5t lieB
ibm bic critic |otlfe 3ltthcil Deroen,
morauf er noh ieiner 8obnung Be.
for0ert puroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
Gin RurObn6e
Gridlieft ieiur Shmiegcrmutter anb
Deriunnoet metrere 6nmi.
lienniitglieOer.

5t. 2ouis, Wlo.. ii. Suli. -
tSeitern 46enb cridien e0maro el.
Iebred in Der g8obnltnq jciner
SduiegereItern, erihoB ieinc5dluie.
8erlputter 5ran SSoiepbine 5arabcr
mo oerrpunoete ieinen Sduicqer.
batcr, ietne 5rau. Clara Gllcbred,
lpelda tcE ibnt getrennt Iebte, uno
6re0 8crnefer, Der BEL ben Sara.
hers ouf 9eiud mcilte. Gllebref
fam uah Der g8obnmg ieiuer
ShniegeeItern in Der gfbiidt, iein
5peiiabriges aino ieiner Srau 5u
eutreiBeu. @r tDliroe an Der 9lus.
fiibrnng oeS 9Iancs ber6in0ert,
mOratf er einen Repolper 500 NM
nif bic 9etpobner Oes Sauies 6aucr
qab. 9}nhoen er ale augeln 0es
abgeiclert bate, ergriii
ct Die 5ltft
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
gllte glniieblerin aeitOrbcn.

9rau Sarah 8. Sascaa @up-
more lit beute I'M ct. Soiepbs so.
ipitaI i'm 9lIter bon rs Sabrert
nod Inu8em 2eioeu geitorben, ,5rait
6ascaa fam i'm Sabre 1865 noh
Gmaba uno beirotbete Siaac Sas.
cqa, Ser iid norgenommen bate,
Die iiiol. Is. StroBe gum 6aupt-
tbeiI Der Staot 3u MAIDEN. Ger
nit elmer 5teitmolter umgebene
g[ab at Der t3. 1ub 8inton Strn-
Be mar friiber SascaG's gigen.
tbum. ShuIratb 8taiams lit
Der S6lbiegeriohn Ser geritor6enen.
Die geerhiglng fitt6ct oonntag
9taduittag itatt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
NntrIa's llfiianati0n benoritrhenb.
Qener gertraa nit GnelanO.

-. ubon, II (llli. n Ger ame.
ssaa. ss.as be gotidoiter @aIter s..
~ lss n gabm gei;ern a1eq,.-4id ci.
I ~ - traas i'm metropolitan "a.
Sslia..le ss... in 2ouoou aui oen neucn
ss.aiea ~. " ge3ug, orr oemndfit 5lpi.
britonnien os,,,I,t 'us''e' w A..S ~, 2to6 ;9
Mad 6ieier,u .tr ~ o,s tps'' e,, ~.
;..d,s a.,,g' 5nifen meiaen, all Die
aa eaAssl s'''' 3piiden ben bcioen
~nlsostn .,s.i....a, entite9en0e Streitiraga
eaU esl'U'eie" ncr0en t6nnte. gcioe
Aaaoet NJ 1uiirocn iid perpflidtcn
ll.aa Ser init 6einoicliateiten 3u
t,s gFal'i'fn aIs 6is 6icic aommiTon
Ya,l 4Dst 9re llnteriIidlmg beridjtet bat.
guttpuri oes Sertrag5 lit iebt
hpjs5u poaeuoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
2nasuIainmenitpi,.

Der burlington Eoiiagier3u0 Gre.
iton 2ofal 9to. IA rannte al Der
%. 9loe. areu3ung in eineu 6radt-
8ug. 9ic 3ugmannidoft bef6cr 3ii-
&C, icben6, oaB Elm 3uiauunenitob
unpermeiolid iei. rettcte iid ourd
glbipringen. 9cibe 9ofonotipcn
mllroen idpcr beidaoigt. User Die
ShuI0 an Dem llufaa trdgt, lit
bisber ni6t ertnittelt tporoeu,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
Die cIndiuuians.

Sreit1g abeno blelten Die Sad
Ionian 9emofraten in ibrcn R6ltnl'
lidfeiten ocs Gttp Sectional 8ont
@ebduoe& enc geriannlllng ob.
mel6er cinioe icd3ig 2lnbdnger ,er
2ebreu 0es groBen 9emofroten
ooSadion 6eiipobnten. s. a8. 8ooo-
roigb mar Ser SouptR eder bes
9[6en68. ct Iobte Die 8tIion Re-
gieruug lmo itrid) BEL bteier @ele-
qenhet aud Serrn 9r1an mddtig
berons. Seine gteoe gipfelte idIieB-
lid in eiuen gIppea an Die anne-
Ienoen, NIT ben 0oblman 0emofra-
ten San0 in 6ono 3lt drbeiten, Inn
Die oenofratiide Bortei bel ben
fommenoen ScrbittuobIen 'm Sie-
&c 5il oerbelfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
ggnEniinniaer ser Wlproer.

Chicago IL SSilli ssSm Der.
bnft ben bieriaden gtoro an Der
Gatrlilie WiisIid in Blue Ss(auo
bpg1taen Ill babeu Itebt geter Blu.
mnitEip, Ser am 3. s5uIi aus Der
SrrenutlitnIt III aanfdfee entlpiidte
nnb jrbt bier il Sat- tit. ct pur.
be fir ipabniilinig erfldrt, ais CT
bur etrliaen ss5aBren tueaen eine8
nnberen Wloroes pro3eiiirt tpuroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
1sn[frnbrnlfl.

scranton, 4a,, II. 8ili = sSSn.
foTge eiilc3 8oIfenbruhs lit BEN @e.
birgsgcgen0en oitIit bon bier tEot
Der @ebirgsb1d) Roarire 9ro0fs
iiber Ieine llfer uno iiberidiDemntte
Oas sarse 8luBtbaI. Dret arta.
ben tpnroen BON Den DIutben iiher.
raIft itno auf eineni 9auntItnrnine
iitenb bon ben 6lutben forteeipiiIt
Sc geInng, sipei oerielbeu 81 retteir,
Der brittle aber ertranf,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
Salfe fir salem.

@aibinotou IL, SuIi. Ger
aon1rcb bat nod bciti9eu aonlpfc
beunod Die Gntpicbllmg oes Brdii.
Oeuten ongenomneA ldut peIder
fir Die ourf cine 6cnersbrnnIt iii
5alcm Seintgciuttcn 100000 aus
gerporien iper0en iolleu; t6f 4b9e.
oronctc itintntten ooiiir un6 SO oa.
8egcn. Der Seuat battc Die gor.
Iaae bereits Gags JuDor angenout-
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
GnQ0alagara
If gtraArn!
Ntbellen bringsu deoeraIiiten clue
btrHIdltrnoe giieorrlage bel.
Giele 3O0te.

Douglas, gtrij, III. SnIi. -9lc.
beIIengcnernl Gbregon bat neiteru
bic steiIlui1 Der Suertiiteu Del tSua.
haliara, Der 5peitaroBten Staot
Wlerilo's. nngeariiieu Dem ,5ctuo
uoIlig onfaeriebtn un0 Die Sta6t
eingerommen, 5iinitauien0 Dlann
mnr0en aeianacn genommcn; bic
gaH3e artiarrie iiel Den 9lcbellen
In bic 4nnoe
8orreon, Mrr., If. SuIi. = Ga
iheiui 81 teineu aoHirren3en 3ui.
iten gertretern Der 8erfaiiunaspar.
teller uno 1en Surrta SeIeaateu
fommen Bu iuolIcn gi1a iol cnt.
idie0cn 0ngcgcu icih 10 gern cr
aud ionit bcn Der Staaten einen
@eialleu tbut.
SaltiIlo. 9Rer, fl. syaIi. -
@uunumas, ciner Der uidti1iien
Secb1ien OIL Der @eitfiiiie g1eri.
fo's, lit pnn orn guuoestruppcn Der.
laiien moroen.
MniIenu'S 9ridDuloianng.
gcra GruB, IT, Suit Che.
rioo Wiabenu, Sucrto5 iriiberer
iaaa0rlsniniiter, 6ciinoct iif an
9oro eines Sdiiie5 aii ocm Begc
nod Den Ger. Stanted. 9luf Der
Sobr pom 8era Gru5 it)iittelte cr
feline 5aiit gegcu oic amerifaniihc
Staateu Saline mo erflartc, Dab
CT in Cen 4cr. Staatsn cr3dblcu
iucroe, Die BORT Gin aonplot De-.
itebe, nonah Wierito bon oen Ser.
Staatcn onuettirt prroeu ioltc. Gic
proareiiiue 4urtei bate cine 0ie5.
begii9Iihe gc6eimc Rlaufc in ibrcr
Hlotiarm angeuonmelL im0 @eIo
iu.ire pom 9lemlbIifaHern un0 Ge.
uIofraten beigeiterert noroen.
6Herta's Nriiguutiun beporitcbruS.
@aibinatou. If. Sui. 9ie.
iiaf oipIunlotiide areiie babcn bic
sladjridIt non Der 5taot glerifo
crb1fter. onB @encrol 9lerta BIN.
nen 3ipei Iageu 3u G5rtnitcu oes
seiaen Dfiniiter5 iiir austpdrtiae
4u9clegenbciten, drnncisco Gurba.
iaL 8nriidtretcu mer0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
gin gInidlIaa anf 9ointartls eeten

8ars, IT. s5uli. 3n 8edll.
mont.iur.Giic perbaftete bic BoIt.
5ei 5pei guiien, Die mebrere 8om-
ben in ibrem geiit batter, tpeIhe
nah 9luiidt Der qoIi3ei fir ben
Brdiibeuten goincare beittntnit ma.
rcn. Bier ipeitere Rliier, befanfite
gtnardiIten oarunter 6iirit g[leran.
Der gtbdhio3n, pnroen feitgenom-
men Gs ban6eIt iidj offenbar mn
cine 8eridporung, an Der mebrere.
geidbrIide 9lnardiiten betbeiligt
iino. Die 9omben lparen fllnitreih
alqeiertigt unb il6erau5 gef1brIid
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
seine (beba6rcn fir GeinnOGcits
better.

l}eip Dorf, II. Sui - 81s bie.
iiae 9Ippeaatiousgeridlt bat entidie.
BEN 0aB GeiunO5citsbetcr iiH iiir
tire "Gienitleiitnngen~ nid]t be3ab,
let Iaiicu oiirien SSn uitterer rid.
terliher syuitanj tpur0e Der @ilo.
bauer uno Goet Sole, Der anaab,
b0B CT ais @eiuHobcits6eter Bis 3u
$4,000 bas sSabr per0ient babe. DC.
itr1ft. neil er, obne I'M 9eiiB ii.
rer 9i8ens 3u iein ar3tlider Eraris
obgelrgen babe. Ger 9efIogte CAB
an 0aB er ME Die Sobe oer Sc
bii6reu icitgeiett a6er aenommen
Inbe, mas man ibm an1eboten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
9Serionalnptiseu.

8rau Mug. s. Spedt lit NIT
ibreu Sobu uad California 9ereiit,
Inn 8reunoe uno gefnnnte 5u be-
iltfen. Sie tperoen Cos angeIes,
5arrnmcuto, San Gicgo, San
,5roncisco lrin, beiuhen nnb 6ann
nofI Dem noroIihcu Oregon reiicn
nm Dem grloer Der 6rau Spedlt
bel @ran0 4aB, eineu geiud at
nadclb Der BORT cine groBe Ronh
6ctrcibt. 9lnfangs September tper.
ben iie Glrilderipartet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
9entidler aran fir 9anama.

Colon Il. Suli SIN Sd1lepp.
tan oes 6oGdnoiiden Shleppers
96ames trat Der in 9Immern,
9entidlano, bergeitellte aron bon.
$50 3onnen Sebefroft in Colon,
Banana, elm. Die 9teiie gittg iiber
galmoittb, ct. gincent unO garbo.
Dos ul0 Oouerte 75 Gage.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11

q. 9. 0aetcolfe, Oen1ofratider
@nltperneursfat1biodt, miro I2itt.
tpof ndhiter @ohe bon 8aibington
in Sutaha eintreffeit unb iid bis
siim 5dlub Der 8rintdrtpdblen, tS.
s[uauit, bier anfbolten, Gr miro
iih gepdltig i'll ben poIitiideu
Gonlpf itiirSen iulb ntdts pnperiuht
Iaiien, nie ann0tbotur sit erlangett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
annaer gsebrasfa WRIT aeitpr6en.

baltimore, DO, II. SS5uli. =
Or. See 9 arnfe bon gIainDieD,
9aebr., lit i'm bieii9en Soipital eli.
mem 2unaenIeioen erlegen. @r bat.
te ein glltcr BON 28 9Sa6ren errciht.
Seine W}litter mo ieine 9raltt Be.
fdnben iidt am Sterbcbett. Ser
2cihnem muroe 3peds geeroi9uug
nod FIainuitn iiberfiibrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
eab.cnlnhn.

Herr nfb ,5rau Q. Setter ilnb
beren brei 95hter lper0en iih n1d,-
fa ggofe n1h Dem Deaotpitonc
Bari begeben nnO iid mebrere $50.
fgn bort a1fboIten, 9err w1ar-
tin settcr, grdii6ert 1nto 8eiddfts-
fiibrgr Der Setter g}reipiltg Go,
irirS fidl NIT Ssrnn nn0 ain0ern
III bie Somnerfriihe Der Seere.
gisn brgebc1i-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
Der strbtn SIu6 in Berlin.
llshtrraidIsHotr sgladllah1 zines
glr5trs. - 3tidIHer aIs Sodlper.
rather, - Ylprb nnh StIhitmprS.
Gtiterrsidl.ltnaariiaIrs.

&tlthls II, AWlt -s 1te RfD0Ts
Den iobreu tort bic gd,riiiitiide
imo 3rudiahen 81 iiberieten, mel.
DIE BET Der Sallsiiltlma i'm 9ofal
ocs Serbenprreiub 3u Gburlotten.
burg beihlaguabmt fpnroen. Gs
miro beitdiiat oaB Der 9oIi5ei etue
NarmHa pnn Dem 9erein Buae.
gnngcn mar Sb oas angcblidl
aeacn aniier DiIbeIm BON Seraiepo
aus gebilorte aomplott e6enfnns
init Dem geiteben oieirs Beretns 5u
tbun bat, itebt nod on5in.
gllts gao a6ieu in 4reuBiid)iah.
icu (glegierIngsbe5irf glnleburg)
miro gemeIOet, oaB Der un[dnait bel
einem 9abnuniaIl aetoOtrtr BABE.
arit Rieaer. mie iif iebt beraus.
itellt, laHge Sobrc feline gednungen
an 9atieuten geian0t batte; ct gait
allacmein iiir pobIbabeiio, mo man
DnBte uidt OaB er ihmer perihul.
bet mar. Sect bnbcn Die grbcn
Gin Sufaiiobiiro beuuftrnot, ale NH.
helablten 5orocrungen on R1tienten
cinjujieben. in @eianultb0be bon
ctma 100000 Dlorf. nnter oielen
Der Shulouer berridt grobe BE-
itilrpna bierilbcr, iuo piele iin6
8nbllmaslnidbig llno es DerIdu.
tet, aud pem Die tponorarforoerun.
Gen ale eiugc3ogcn merocn ioateu,
10 piiroen bic binterlaiienen Shul.
BEN file maeidbr ollipiCgen
9a5 geihsgeridt IN geip3ig bcr-
banoeItc Den Sodperratbspro3eB ge.
gen Den 3ei6ner Sans 8aIB. 1ah
zines beanitdn0eten @u.
hcS beantrngte Der Reidsitantsan.
malt ein Sabr @eiauguiB. Gas
llrtbei( lit nod 81 perfiiuoen.
Ger Barber Bebbur6t in Sam.
burg neriuhtc noh einem ebeli.
den Sreit, icine Satin mo ii6
onra 2uioluergiitimg gu toOteu, mo.
NIT ct feinen @rfoIg bate. Spater
crjhoB er Die Satin itnO iid). Die
5hitiie ent3ilnneten bic getten, uno
Die geidcu berbranittcn.
3}ieiL If. Sitli. - Der Sfniier-
f6uig 6ran5 sSoiepb eupfhlg IN
Sid)l ben 2eiter Der 6iterreidjiit.
glusIauopoIitif, @rafen
gerhtolo, uno genebmiate ale Bor.
idIdge 1es MiinIiterratbes.
G5 berlontet oaB in 9osnien
1ieIe @erdnopruugen I'M RoIi3ei-
ino Shulmcien brboriteben, uno
laB beionoers 0d3 @ereiilspeien
traifer aeb1nobnbt mercn ioa. 3es-
Ilcidat loQ Die @rcn5poli5ei cine
diricre gufiidt fiibrau. W3it Be-
tintmtbeit miro mitgetbeiIt, oaB Die
,iplomatiiden Goritequngen BET Der
crbiihen RegIerltng Die geitrafling
,er 8eridp6rerbnnoe ionie Die lin.
Der groBierbiihen BRO
,agan0a ouf Ierbiihent @ebiete oer-
anqen lper6en. Nus 5eraietpo
oiro geneloet, 0nB notwithstanding
in aemciniumer Stattbalter fiir
9osnicu lmo Scr8egopina nit nett
Jebcnocn 8oamadten ernnnut per-
,en MIRO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
g9cnlenpelt In glep Orleans.

9tetp Orleans, Ga, II. Slli.
Gin neiterer 9ooesfaIl tit bier onf
Oie geuleupeit. mcldle ain 27 Sinti
ousbrdh, 5triif5ifiibrett Bis jest
iinO bier 8eriouen oerieIbet erIegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11
gSettrrberidlt.

Sdon anbalteno parm 6elte
9Iben0 uno Sountag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11

sIbsrnirt anF dc aGaIide aribiiue,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11

Ths Omaha Tribune, Daily
and Weekly. ~ recognized as
the best aud most influential
foreign advertising medium in
Nebraska
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-04-21
KAPAA GAMBLERS
DODGE THE COURT

Deputy Sheriff Hano made a
raid on Japanese gamblers near
Kealia Sunday night and bagged
seven of them, who were released
on S. bail each. The cases were
called in Judge Puuiki's court
yesterday morning, but none of
the men appeared, so that the court
was richer the total amount of the
bail money.
A large number of garnishee
cases against Mahikoa's S road labor
ers were heard in the same court
yesterday. The men were custom
ers of J. l. Silva in the Kalihiwai
store, which was sold out about
two years ago: and had left the
fag-ends of their accounts behind
Chas. Blake appeared as attorney
for Mr.. Silva, while J. NJ, Kanea
kua represented the bunch of de
PENDANTS.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-04-21
DANCE OF Oh CLUB
WAS BIG SUCCESS

The dance given by the Gu Club
in Lihue Social hall Saturday even
ing was a great success from eve
ry view point. There were not too
few nor too many present for con-
venience, and h e party was a
merry one. The color scheme of
the decorations was orange and
green, conspicuous in which were
range-shaded lilies and marguer-
cites.
Music was supplied by a splen-
did orchestra from Waimea, and al
so by Bergstrom's player-piano.
The latter supplied some of the
very latest dance music, and also
played during the refreshment pc
riods.
Among the large number pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Bald
win, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Weber, Mr..
and Mrs, J. H. Moragne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d..
Hills, Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. 7. Pur-
Wis, DR.. and Mrs. Glaisyer, Mr..
and Mrs. Broadbent, Mrs. J. M.
Lydgate, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean.
Misses Matte Jordan, Eta Lee,
Ella Lee, Ida IOrange, Marie An
derson, Wilmington and Purcell.
of Makaweli; Miss McClymont, of
Kalaheo; Misses Lulu w b e r,
Purvis. Maud de Bretteville, Lou
lisa Day, Strayne, Lottie Jordan,
Mumford, Daisy and Hannah Shell
don and Brewer.
Arthur Banham, Guy Rankin,
E Deverill, Norman Brown. Joe
Fassoth, of Makaweli, E. E. NAH
lum, of Waimea; w. H. Grote, A.
R. Robertson, E. Mahn, A. Siebel,
H. Vincent, S. E. Hannestad, +,
Judge c. S. Dole and F. Morrow,
Lihue.
1t was quite late when the par
ty fin lily broke up, a d most of
the young folk motored home in
the early hours of the morning
Everybody had real, good time.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-04-21

Mr.. Nahum reported conver-
sation he had with other members
in regard to very largely increas-
ing the membership in a short
space of time-the idea being to
Systematically round up" all the
desirable gentlemen wishing to be-
come members before the annual
meeting and then raise the dues.
He would like to see the member
ship brought up to loo Git is now
nearly 7o), which would probably
include all of the Kauai live
wires"
Mr.. Lydgate heartily kokuaed
this proposal. He believed i'll get
ting together all the men who felt
disposed 10 promote the interests
of the island, and the shortest
route to this result was to his mind
desirable.
c. A. Rice suggested adoption
of the AID Clubs plan of collect
ing fees in advance from II e "
members for the unexpired part
of the year only. For instances
members coming n now woulc
pay $500 to the end of the yeal
august 15), after which they
would pay the regular annual fe'
of $1,000.
Mr.. Broadbent stated that h
himself was a new enthusiast OIL
the subject of the Chamber of Com
merce. He had but recently founC
out that there was a whole lot o
good in the organization, and h
wanted to boost the Chamber ant
its work He wanted to see a BIZ
membership. to include all walk
iot Kauai's business life, an,
thought several of the Ad Club
idoas, to this end, might be adopt
ed. He believed in the idea of ney
members paying proportional
dues according to the number c
months left in a given year; an
!. he also believed in the Ad Club
! Continued OH page g
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FILES SUIT FOR
AN ACCOUNTING

AT the weekend, w. o. Gro
well, deputy sheriff of Waimea,
served papers on the respondents
in all equity suit, entitled c B.
Hofgaard & Company, Limited, a
corporation, VS.. Kekaha Sugar
Company, Limited, corporation
Dakami, Arakaki and Mivashiro
Shomo. bill for accounting. S. +.
H sta d, for complainant
The case will come up i'll the Cir
cult Court next term.
1t is claimed that in June, 1912,
the Kekaha Sugar Company en-
tered into a contract with the ia
panese for the planting and culti-
waiting of cane, the latter to be
paid by the ton for the crops pro-
duced. On March oath. last 81 sos
had become due the Jaoanese on
the contract. On the 18th. of Ap-
ril the Kekaha Sugar Company, 1t
is alleged, paid over to one of the
Japanese S7S2.5O of the amount.
1t appears from the complaint,
however, that prior to all this, or
August 1, 1918, another OF the
defendants, Miyashiro Shomo.
assigned his part of the proceeds
from the contract to {. B Hof-
gard & Company, aud it is this
part of the money that the plain
'iff corporation is now endeavor
ing to collect. The latter alleges
that respondent Dakami pretends
to claim an interest also in this
money. The plaintiff then asks as
follows:
That respondent Kekaha Sugar
Company, Limited, be compelled
to account for Miyashiro Shomo' s
share of the proceeds of the con-
tract afore- said, amounting to
S752.5O, more or less; that the
equity of the several parties hereto
be determined; that said fund of
S752.50 or rhereabouts be direct
ed to be paid over to the party or
parties. appearing to be entitled
thereto; that the costs of this pro-
ceeding be paid out of said fund :;
and for such other and further re-
lief as this honorable court may
seem fit and just.
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CHAMBER Of COMMERCE
IN REGULAR SESSION

Quite a representative meeting
of the Kauai Chamber of Commerce
was held in Lihue Social Hall at
2:3O Las S t Thursday afternoon,
those present being: Vice Presi-
dent c. B. Hofgaard, Treasurer
E. E. Nahum, 7. Brandt and
Richard Oliver, of Waimea; H
H. Brodie, Of Hanapepe; J. l. Sill
va, of Eleele; John Bush, of Ko-
loa; w. D. McBryde, of Home
stead; c. w. Spitz, of Nawiliwili;
c. B. Gray, of Kapaa; and J, NJ.
Lydgate, E. H. w. Broadbent,
Judge c. S. Dole, Z. s, Hannes-
tad, Chas. A. Rice, K. c. Hop
per, Philip Rice, w. H. Rice, Jr.,
and the secretary, OF Lihue.
In the absence of President Roh
rig, Vice President c. B. Hofgaard
presided.
After the minutes had been ap
proved, the following new mem
bers were elected: John Bush, Ko
loa; Fred H. Hayselden. Makawe
Ii: J. A. Akina and Frank Cook
Waimea; c. B, Morse, Eleele, anC
w, H. Grote and Z. o. Thurtell
Lihue.
For the committee on promotion
Mr.. Lydgate reported on a tou
of part of the island on TUESDAY
by George Hamlin Fitch, of tn,
San Francisco Chronicle, whom
Mr.. Broadbent and the speake
had accompanied to Kapaa anC
Hanalei, respectively. He had rea
son to believe that the scenic beau
ties and other Kauai feature
would come in for desirable pub
licity as a result of Mr.. Fitch
call.
The report of t h e treasure
showed a cash balance on hand q
the end of March of 1871 40, tn
treasurer adding verbally t II
more had been received since thu
date.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-04-21
A PACKAGE TRUCK
MERCHANTS NEED

Elsewhere in this issue is a pic
ture of the new, package-delivery
truck recently installed by the Lii
hue Store, of which mention was
made week or two ago. Manager
Rohrig is delighted with this new
acquisition to his delivery facili-
ties, as it is handy size, is speedy
and carries all that can be placed
on it.
The Nawiliwili Garage C. w.
Spitz) has the agency for these
trucks. and by a special arrange
ment, at Honolulu is able to make
deliveries in very few days after
orders are filed. A truck exactly
like the one now owned by the
Lihue Store will cost S745 laid
down OH Kauai. If full top is
wanted, running clear over the
freight part of the car, the cost
will be S825.oO
Mr.. Spitz hopes to place a NUM-
Der of these cars among the mer-
chants of Kauai, and will undoubt-
edly do so in the very near future.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-04-21
L|HUE BASEBALL
TEAM IN ACTION

The Lihue Baseball team had it's
first real practice battle on the To-
cal diamond Sunday afternoon,
their opponents being a picked
nine of mixed nationalities. with
a r, Robertson i'll the box. The
field was no. i'll the best of condi-
ton, being a trihe bumpy and
having little too much grass on
the diamond. AT the end the score
stood IA to 4 in favor of the Lihue
regulars"
The team which went up against
the picked bunch, and which, for
the present, may be considered the
league nine, was as follows Willie
Ellis, c; Along, p; Harry Smythe,
lib; Yokomoto, b; Frank Nor
row, 3-b; Ahana, SIS; J. Fernandes,
If; Yokomoto, (2) CT; w. Fernan-
dez, rf.
Captain Kuhlmann, of the Lii
hues, is getting along finely in the
hospital, where he recently under.
went an operation. He will prob
ably be out in about two eeks.
Harold Morgan and S. Z Han
nestad have been named scorers for
the season.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-04-21
PRINCIPALS TALK
OVER PROBLEMS

A meeting of the principals of
schools of Kauai was held in Lii
hre Saturday morning for the dis
cussion of subjects (more proper
ly speaking -problems) that arise
in their work. This was the be-
ginning of what may lead to a
system of similar sessions once or
twice probably twice-each school
year.
Those present at the meeting
were: Misses Mumford, Whiting
ton, McClymont. Eta Lee, Stewart
, and Mrs. Bridgewater Supervis-
! ing Principal H. H. Brodie, who
presided; Henry c. Brown. Cyril
o. Smith, c. B. Morse anc John
Bush.
Numerous school problems were
presented and discussed Among
the more important was the ques-
ton of teaching music in t h e
schools. The consensus of opinion
seemed to be that singing should
be made obligatory, but that tech
nical instruction in music should be
left optional with the respective
schools.
The meeting was regarded as
quite successful, and every one
seemed to be impressed with the
Importance OF touching should
ers" at the intervals proposed, as
above.