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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22
BonoIuIsn Due Tuesday.

The town OF Bedford has i've chiefs
81 police, because the town board sees
no chance of bringing about harmony
ID Che force with only one.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22
MY girl has irritated me excessive

Better make mp, 3s..:.
still, think one needs lesson Of
come kind. What shall / do?"
! You might insist on a salute of 81
kisses"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22
[IIIIE1ETEElIENal

JAMES L COKE: I'm going 20
take few barrels. OF leis to Denver
to decorate the convention members.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22

jim HUGHES: About the only
way Democrat or anybody else for
that matter can get an Office in Ha-
wall nowadays is TO run for It and
take the chances. 4.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22

THOMAS TREADWAY:: There
were Ash paid admissions to Athle-
tic Park yesterday. Add to this about
$50 ball players and others who do
not pay, and attendance runs to more
than 1890 This is not a record
crowd, however, for in 1911 the Kelos
and Chinese drew more than that in
their famous game.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22

HARRY e. MURRAY: II I'm
elected mayor TN give an OF my time
to the Job. The mayor should take the
initiative in many municipal matters,
for he's the executive official who Is
supposed to devote his entire time 70
his office. 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22

. e r. Baldwin, Maui polDists
win give the Oahu players ample
chance for revenge July 4. We're
looking for big time on the Fourth.
with polo and races as main sttrac-
tions F
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22

joel. COHEN: Lam prepared to-
give members of the Ad Club a brief
array OF facts regarding my stand on
the mayoraity situation. ] can say a
lot that should be Of interest to the
voter, in Is minutes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22

TOM MERLE: On account OF
the lovely % condition Of Beretania
street from Alexander street to where
It joins the Waialae road at M0iliili,
autoists are running their machines
ever the Rapid Transit's track FIJI out
King street, makai of the baseball
park rather than over the regular
roadway.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22

CHARLES ARNOLD: have been
approached to enter the race for SUI
.peryisor. but have not made up my
mind at this time Should ] do 50, !
would stand on my record as a for
mer member OF the municipal legis-
latiye body.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22

TREASURER D. L. CoNKLlN: /
VIII soon be a private citizen again.
Three months more and I will be out.
Il LESLIE P. SCOTT: Attorney
General Stainback viii return from
Hawaii tomorrow morning.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22

a SQUARE DEAL
DEPENDS UPON Il
SQUARE
DEALER.
AND At
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-01

But Vic did a powerful lot of think
ing. He has shown the results of the
brain cOnvolutions in the last two
games. In the final game with Pitts
burgh he pestled two hits. In the
opener against the, Cards yesterday
he took three violent smashes, the
result being a single, double and tri-
pie. AS these stout sOaks were CLEAN
ed from the delivery of Slim SaIlee,
an efficient southpaw, the work of
Safer is all the more promising.
The team that performed on the.
West Side lot yesterday did not look
like the same crew that let thePirates
trample them Every man in the line
up walked up to the plate as though
he had hopes of connecting with the
ball, and three upTisings in as many
innings at the start of the game put
it away safely.
Zim acted as though some one had
spoken words of reproof into his
shel-like ear. He rode the first two
runs home with a single, and paved
the way for another with hot dou-
BILE. That Dutchman can play ball if
he wants to, which makes his guilt
the greater when he loafs on the job.
Bresnahan was given a chance to
go behind the bat because Of Archer's
slight sickness. The receiving did not
suffer, either on defense or attack.
One Card stole on Roger, but he got
this back by lamming triple behind
a single.
Larry Cheney breezed through the
game with ease. Bill Sweeney COM
mitted four errors, but none of them
were harmful. 1t was an easy game
for Larry to be dropped into.
It is to be hoped that this uprising
on the part of the Cubs will last for
more than one day. They can play
ball, but there are a few spirits on the |
team who must be prodded incessant- !
Iy to keep them keyed up to the prop
er pitch. |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-01

Oll II Ll6y Lau STUCK Lu6lI. DdlS III LL6
coop during the ninth inning.
Some punk fielding work had pre-
sented jennings team with five runs,
and the Sox had one when the ninth
opened. Hall went wild, and so did
Dauss and Covaleskie, who relieved
him. AS a result enough Sox were
passed to force in two runs with one
out and leave the bases full.
Daily was put in to bat for Four
nier against Covaleskie. Young Tom
was too eager. The giant Pole was
going badly, but Daily went fishing for
low one and popped foul for the
second out. BlackbuTne was patient
and strolled, bringing the Sox within
one run of tie. Ray Schalk then
went up, impatient to clean the bases.
He couldn't wait, but lunged for a
bad one and dTibbled in front of the
plate He was tossed out at first.
One hit was the total of the Sox
swatting endeavors. This was made
by Demmitt in the first inning. It
was a double and a sacrifice fly and
infield out brought him in. 1t was a
pleasing and unusual example of real
baseball as played by big league
teams.
The defeat was the sixth straight
for the Sox, and tumbled them into
tie for fourth place with st. Louis
and the Mackmen. If the Browns,
Athletics and Red SOx win today and
the Sox lose they will be in seventh
place. That is a terrible fall from
the head of the race, which was the
proud position of the locals when
they left the shelter of the home lot.
Callahan put Fourier into the,
game in an effort to add batting
strength to the ensemble. 1t was
badly needed, but Jack was not the
proper ingredient.
Joe Benz pitched with a stout
heart in spite of the backing he was
receiving. An error by Weaver in the
fourth inning with an easy double
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-16

Dapiel W. willett, Plaintiff.
vs..
john 5. Willeit and others, Defendant.

Ordered by the Court this ist day Of
Jaunary ia the year 1914, thar The An.
ditor's Report, made aud filed in the
above entitled ease, be finally rstiasd
and eonhrmef, uuless cause to the con
trarg be shown on before the 18th day
OF Jafhary, i.s-she year 1914; provided
copy 81 this order be inserted ia some
newspaper published in Charles county,
Maryland, enoe a week iOr three sac-
cessive weeks, prior to the SAID 10th
Jay OF January. Ia the said Fe4t 1914.
HARRY Z. GHApPELEAR,
Clerk OF the CO. e.. for Chas. C5.. M.
TUE copy. Tss
II. c cHAPfELE K, Clerk.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-16
sENAIoR JACKSON SEAT

The COMMITTEES Of Privileges and
Elections in the United States Senat.
have taken up 70. consideration The
question whether the Hon. Blair Lee.
was legally elected and entitled Il
his seat in that btdv. Senator Jack
son contends, With Senators Suther-
land. Root and Golf Republicans
that, after careful investigation OF
the conditions, Governor Goldsbo.
rough had no legal right to call an
election for Senator. This view j.
shared by Democratic Senators IN
Guiding such able constitutional
lawyers as Senator Bacon Of Georgia.
1t is the opinion of the majority OF
Senators regardless of party, tina. the
legislature nos in session should pro.
coed Without delay to authorize
spec. 3 eetion and that this is the
only method that will satisfactorily
solve the question. A Washington
correspondent OF the Baltimore
American says; athe Committee Oh
Privileges and elections does moi
deny its preference to delay action
or Mr.. Lees case and it may avail
Itself of a technicality to postponed
action Oh his clair. to his seat. Ii
any event the case will be very
thoroughly debated, if it reaches the
Senate, and there is little likelihood
that Mr.. Lee viii be sworn in AS
Senator befoi Q April 7th the date ~
which the Maryland Legislature adj
journs and the time until which
Senator Jackson claims lie it entitled
to his seat.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-16

Recently it VAS sisted ia he Bal
timore papers, that unless Were .sas
a change in the present system Of
sampliug tobacco 81 he State To
bacco Warehouse, Maryland would
ia all probability less It's tobacco
markets, that Of Germsny and France.
A suyer 10 Baltimore SAYS that tie
deputy inspectors known as samplers
have been giving an average sample
Of tobacco IN the hogsh.ads inspect
e and suggests that in the future
they should give, instenl, repre-
sentative sample. lie further say.
that co nplai d ere sqasliy as great
against the sample drawn at Locust
Point as against tie S ate Ware
house. The uyei William Meisseil
concludes by saying, Il believe that
il the samplers will draw a represent
tative sample Of tie hogsheads Of
tobacco the complains and cause for
reclamation will 10 large measure
be r moved" We agree W tn this
tins buye that ii large measure
,h cause tor reclamation will be re-
moved, but not entirely for, 50 long
Ia c 0 m m issi on m r
chants tramper with, or pull out
leaves from the s,mples after the
State seal has been placed thereon,
as it Is known - have besn done, the
sample viii not be representative
sampie Of tobacco in hogsheads III
speeted. The blame does not lie al
together 10 our opinion, either upon
inspectors at the State or L aust
Poiet Warehouses, and the practice
OF pu'lin.' ont undesirable caves tron
the anples should lie stopped and
The hacco be sold from representa-
tive samples, drawn aud stamped y
the inspectors without tampering
with ty any person Or pe,soas what
sutgrf
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-16
A REFORM.

The new rules adopted by both
branches of The Assembly makes
beneficial changes ia the enactment
of laws AMI will prevent the dis
graceful, not to say dishonest l.rac-
tees, Of the past, for stance, chang
ing bills from then proper place on
the calendar and putting them in a
more favorable petition so that action
could be had on them ahead Of those
re. orted from committees days and
sometimes Wesk a. 9 d. Under the
new rules all bills are to be type
written and amendments, II any, al
tached and put on i's third reading;
every member will be sure Of a
hearing on any measures be intro
duces; the legislative work will be-
come systemized aud business will
proceed in a igular and orderly
manner; and the di graceful scenes
that have marked the closing Of past
sessions will no more be seen.
The Democrats in their last plat
form pledged themselves to make
this change and also to make laws
that would remedy many Of the evils
pointed out and complained Of by
Reps blican leaders at each session Of
the legislature for many years past.
The Republicans as a matter Of
Saurse, had also planks in their plat
,oi'~ '-amising If succt ssful to enact
laws pasea ~'on progressive ideas
and now that the >artv i, ,ow
having taken tie first ster ,,,.a,3.
carrying out theit platform pIens..
by the adoption Of the new rules, t.,
Republicans in both houses are elated
and proud Of the fact that they TOOK
the initiative in such a movement
although in the past all pleadings ant
arguments upon their part was mad
to deaf ears and the di-graceful pro
ceedings continued.
In the last session of the Assemb.
ly 'ur representatives were untIrin
in efforts TO have done that whicl
now the Democrats, clearing tn
distant thunder hum" ar afr,id long
err to postpone and they are naturall
elated- 1t goes without saying tina
every move made by our politica
opponents that will red,und to tn
good Of ali the people will have ih
hearty, earnest and sincere supper
of our representatives, and livery Re-
publican in both branches Of ID
Assembly.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-16
ExTRAvAdANclEs.


State Comptroller Harrington
right il The beginning Of the session
cilI,t the attention Of The Legislation
TO tie fact ttat the expenditures Of
the State exceeds the income and
a lids that the State tax is now too
high and that halt should be made
IN tho 100 liberal expenditure Il the
peoples money. The statement OF
Mr.. Harrington will cast a gloom a
mong the many ambitions legislators
who have bills ap their sleeves which
call tor large appropriations Tor mea-
sures tha' they fondIy hope to pass
not because Of pstriotic desire to
benefit the Stale but for the reason
that:it will give greater strength to
them with their constituents.
It also shows that tie proud
boat made By the Democratic party
that the financial affairs Of our State
are more economically administered
than any in the Union, is mere bum
come and made to fool the voter.
This it hes heretofore done, but when
YOU touch the pocket Of the average
man you get at the most tender spot
aud unless a stop is put to tha very
many extravagaucies, now for the
first tine aIleeded to by prominent
Democratic official, not only will
there be, IN the near future Re-
publican Governor but MAJORITY in
both branrhes Of the Legislators who
will see to it that the peoples money
is not wasted by cumbrous exoea-
sive law :, such for instance as the
present election Law, aud by appso-
priafions made to Institutions whose
officials are ow expected to roost
with all their pull and power the
Democratic party as payment for
their retention in office and, for
salaries now far too large
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-16
ROADS MONEY NEEDED.

In special message to the lsgis-
lature Governor Galdsborouah de-
votes 10 his usual strong and rbarac-
ter,stic manner much space to nod
Ids building and improvements
!, ao anz ~ prompt appropriation d
sO'OOV'ooV " '7atinue road building
in the Safe and to-. M kssn .
those already built He say
'sIf there be no interruption ps.
mi,ted in the work there will also be
ii e saving OF overhead expenses, the
interest on bonds, large sum to the
users If the road, more speedy iu-
crease in adjacent property values,
sooner bringing into the Stale LARGE
amount Of outside money from tour
lists and investors, utilizing to The
maximum the efficiency of the organ
ization for the upkeep Of our ma.
eadam roads by being able to ell
them earlier for The summers traffic
besides til great advertisement ior
MARYLAND of being the first State in
the UniDn 10 complete a modern n
pected pptodate 5, stem Of state roads.
Ga the other hand, il this matter is
not decided by the Legislature uaul
late 10 the session, o just before adj
joutnment IN April, 1t will be difficult,
ii not impossible, to get large con-
tractors from outside the ate to bid
upon the work, as they vt NOT care
to take the chance Of waiting, bnt
will secure the first c intracis offered.
/, Therefore, strongly urge ipcn
the Genera Assembly the adoption
Of the reeommenaatinn Of The State
Roads Commission ii its preiiminar,
report Tor 1912 an 1918, which was
submitted today, That d s6,OO0,000
he promptly provided Tor the practi-
cal compilation Of the STATE road
system"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-16
White Before IasuIing,
ANNOUNCEMENT

desire 70 give notice to the
General public that my
NEW STORE AT P0MFRET, ND.
isnow thoroughly equipped with
a eompist, line Of DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, SHOES, DRUGS,
HARDWARE. Etc.
My Millinery Department is
stocked with lat st designs il Fall &
Winter Ladies, Misses and Children's
Hats, Rea y Made G ats, Suits and
Dress Goods.
MISS LOUISE CLARK, Of
Armstrong, Gator & Co.'s, Baltimore,
has charge Of this department.
/ am nov in a b tier position
ths IN ever before
To Serve The Public
and thanking it for its past parou-
age, solicit contiauarca Of the
same. Resp fully,
p. a. WIIEATLEY,
Sept. 1911. fomfref, Md.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-16

THAI political veteran and seven
time Trea. urer of the State, Murray
Nandlvel was elected Yesterday for
his eighth tenn. We do NOT agree
With Treasurer vsudivers political
view, but we d concede with plea
sure that the management Of hi.
office has been business Ike in every
particular during the whole period 81
his lncumbancy
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-16

The Erie Z r. Company has laid
off in the TT thirty days over 600O
OF It's employees. The Company say.
that this rttrenchment was necessary
because + the closing down Of man,
mills and factories at many poisis
along their line which has greail,
decreased the -ionnage to be earri, d
By The road, which is naturally eus
to the disastrous new tariff law r.
Gently passed BY the Democratic
Congress.
Before they got iiao lower the
Democrats were preaching every
where that there would BE- 70 aore
talk about the high cost Of liyil. and
that general prosperity woafi prevail
ail over the land, il the voters wouId
only forget the disastrous aa,s u hen
last they were 10 power, and repeal
what they termed the amonSlruu=
robber-bs Republican tariff law. p
THIS vas done, the cost 10 i've il
greater TO day than ever and every
where men are being turned out
Of employment notwithstanding the
fact that the tariff ba- been changed
to suit The peculiar IDEAS Of tbs
party in power. Such condition IS
already making thousands bshevs
that the Democrats got into power
under aud by false preteaees.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-16

The committee appointed 10 ii
vestigate tae charge mate by Srna-
tor Benson that Senator Williams, o.
Ceeil cpaai', @as not entitled to a
seat in the Mar. land Senate because
Of his teiEg MINISTER Of The gospel
reported unanimous. = favor Of Mr..
Williams. Senator Williams had at
one time been minister d the Pr, 5
uyterian harch bur, several years
age. at bis own request, he Was de-
ni.ted AMI engaged in other af
sails. Mr. Williams was sworn ID
and took his seat 10 the Senate 8a
"Wednesday.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-16
"The Best Possible Newspaper

what paper Ia hrst
he a Of Ard mus
o ~
an % $ ,ta mean
Of
Of the
al It's
politics fold
10 ciss vi its 81
equip
5 % 3
purpose NEWSPAPER
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-16

The recent announcement made By
the Ford Motor Company thatit wa
their intention to make a prof,
sharing distribution Of sl0,000,000
among its employees in 1914 makes
the average citizens wonder why
the Company does not take the
general public into its profit sharing.
A Company that can make a profit
for lis share holders entirely satisfac-
tory to them, aud the have left the
stupendous sum named to distribute
amonc its employees, could surely re-
dues its motors TO o1s half the pre-
sent prize and give every body a
chance to buy. Let the profit shar-
ing extend to the buy ers as well as
to the builders.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-16

The annual report of the State
Roads Commission was officially aI-
proved at meeting of the Commits
sion held on Monday. The report
contains an appeal TO the General
Assembly for a new loan Of s6.000,-
900 to complete the highway system.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-16
The Baltimore Sun.

tNOming Evening and saray)
Mcraas or Evening IS Mai, 25. NJ ,ah, SO Year
The sunday sa by mail, i. Mon,,, l Toe
All BY mail $3.50 year Address yoar orlei
THE A. 5. ABELL COMPANY,
Bai more, NJ.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-16
oRpnR Nlsl.
ORDER NlsI.
In the ireuit Court for Charles coun.
~, Number 1920 Equity.
William Z. Simpson, ct. al, Plaintiffs
vs..
Clarissa Lancaster, Defendant,

ORDERED by the Circuit Court fol
~ Charles County this 17th day Of
Dec, 1913, that the saia of the reaI
estate made and REPORTED ia the above
entitled cause, BY Ferdinand c. Cook
sey, Trustee, be finally ratified and
confirmed, unless cause 10 the contrary
oe shown on or before the 18th day Of
January, 1914; provided a copy Of this
order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in said Charles
county, Maryland, once a week for
three successive weeks before the said
l2th day ol January, 1914.
The report states the amount 81
sale 70 be S3O0.00
HARRY G. CHAPPELEAR,
Clerk Of Tho Circuit Court for Charlss
County.
True copy Test
II. G. CHAPrEIsEAR. Clerk.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-16
McDONOUGH INSTITUTE
Eleventh Session Begins September IS, 1913
Three Courses of Insiruction:Englsh, Commercial and
Teachers Training.

THOROUGH looking College the
l. Typewrmg and
keeping and hts or Blu life
COURSE For The Special Preparation
Ieaehng better pass
/ Exami Certificates
Teachers
good work o sehoo
nd
pupils six including
$40 divided quarterly paid
Ss2m. r. II LEE RICH, Principal La Plata.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
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GcrrL iom ifnl mlpell0cS til 2oocr;
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fen.
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