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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-09

Mrs. O'Brien to go out and work she
thought it no more than fair that Mrs.
Levine, wife Of the salOOnkeepeT who
was getting O'BTien's money, should
take care of the O'Brien baby, so she
took it to Mrs. Levine.
Mrs. Levine has two children of her
own, but, apparently unable to an
swer Mrs. O'Brien's philosophy, she 4
took the child and gave it into the
care of Mrs. Mary Maskell, 4742
Union av, who has had it for two
months, fed and clothed it and be-
come very much attached to it.
O'BTien was ordered by Judge Sa- .
bath to get work at once and pay to
Mrs. MaskeI the sum of $40 for the
two months keep of the baby and
she was told to return it to the
mother. 90
'I don't want to give it up" she
said, with tears in her eyes. 81 have
grown attached to it and l haven't
any children of my own"
You are compelled to give it back
by law" the judge answered.
Mrs. Maskel hesitated a moment. ,
.
Then she started taking the clothes
off the chubby yOungster while a
gasp rose from the spectators.
eff have to give up the baby she
doesn't get it's clothes" she said,
and one dimpled arm, as chubby as a
kewpie's, began to show.
Hold on, hold On!' said the judge.
Let it keep on it's clothes until the
mother goes out and gets it other
clothes. Then you may have those ,.
that belong to you"
And the kewpie exhibition was
transferred to a private room across
the corridor when Mrs. O'Brien re-. .,
turned from her hurried shopping q,
trip. ~.
The Austrian pilot, KonscheI, who,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-09

The Austrian pilot, KonscheI, who,
on a bet, performed the feat of shaw
ing himself in an aeroplane, rose
5000 feet before beginning opera
tiOns, while making wide circles
round the Vienna flying ground. He
says that latheTing was easy, but
while shaving he had to steer with his
feet, ~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-09


PUNISHED AS TOUGH GUYS"
Edward Koran and Bonnie Machin-
kOwski are supposed to be tough
guys" They have both, served time
in the BrideweIl, though neither is
20, and Bonnie has been in St.
Charles school, in addition, but they
possess the quality that is supposed
to be the best policy-they are hon
est.
They were arrested with Vim.
Pleva and Leo CagiIski, charged with
rObbing PatrOnia POgdOki Of SIS.
The state attempted to prove that
while Bonnie and Koran actually
committed the crime, the other two
boys were in their company at the
time and had entered into the con-
spiracy, but knowing they faced pun
ishment themselves they refused to
incTiminate the other two boys.
Just recently Koran was brought
into court badly beaten up by pO-
iceman. Three months age he was
arrested for an Offense committed
while intoxicated and swOre he would
not drink again if given a chance
and he has stuck to soda water since,
but the records against Benny and
Koran, tough guys" forced Judge
Dolan to send them for another ere
formation" period to the Brideweu.
1920
WRANGLE OVER BABY LEADS
TO "KEWPIE" EXHIBITION
There was almost a ''kewpie" ex-
hihitinn in the court of domestic re-
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-03
DILLSSbOKO BAP!l I CHURCH.

Rev. R. H. AsEew will preach
Sunday Ii A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
There will be music in the air at
these services.
The senior choir of As and junior
choir of one hundred in number
will render the music f0r morning
and evening services.
Come worship with Us.
Prayer meeting We'd esday 7:30
P. Nj. Choir practice S:15 P. NJ.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-03
ENTRY NO. 6O67
North Carolina,

North Carolina,
Jackson County,
I, W. M. Quiet. do hereby enter
and claim $50 acres of land more
or less in Qualla Township, afore-
said County and State lying and
being on the waters of Black Rock
and Hornbuckle Creek, tributaries
of Soco Creek, adjoining the landsof
the Indian Boundary and Kate T.
Davis and others and more particul
arly bounded and described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning on the
North West corner of Grant No.
955 and runs South East direction
with the line of Grant No. 955 to
the line of Grant No. $50, thence
running West with line of Grant
No. $3.50 to the Indian Boundary
line a Northeast direction to the
Beginning so as to include all the
vacant land in that vacinity.
Entered this the 18th, day of Nov.
1915.
VIM. Quiet (SeaD
Approved:
John D. Norton, Clerk Elk Officio
Entry Taker.
St. John Cox left Wednesday for
Alabama. where he will spend the
winter.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-03
BET A.


The Sunday School at this place
is progressing nicely.
Rev. w. N. Cook of Hickory N. CT
delivered an address 1T Beta Thanks
giving which Wa ! ljoyed by all
who we're | lej mt
The oath Jay of this month Mrs.
j. D. Bridges m; dea birthday din
ner in honor of her mother Mrs.
Dizzy Cogdi!l. Among those who at
tended were two of her grand neices
Mrs. Mary Henson and Mrs. Lizzie
Patton of Whittier and several
of the Betl folks. Mrs. Coz lill
was ninety five years OF age. They
all reported fine dinner and a nice
time.
The Beta school gave an interest
ing programme Thanksgiving night
Our prayer meeting is getting on
nicely.
Mrs. Julia Crf WORD of Balsam
was at Bette Saturday.
Miss Ora Hooper who has been
teaching school at this place return
ed to her home last Friday as her
term had expired. We all miss Miss
Hooper very much in school as she
was such good teacher and was
loved by everyone
LAST Monday Nov. e Mr.. T. J.
F hers children and friends pre-
pared for him birthday dinner
luere was a large crowd present;
every one seem 10 ENJOY tt, m selves
q report fine Time, wish for
fr. Fisher to live TO have many
more birthday dinners.
Miss Brittle Sheriff. of Hardwood
was visiting home folks during
THANKSGIVING.
Thank g;v;ni da, is ~ 1owand
everyto ly seemed to c.jov h 'msel
YES around }e.. Thanks 81, ing NOR.
ming Rev. W. X. Cock certainly de-
livered fine sermon which every
one did enjoy after which the ladies
spread dinner on the ground and
everybody ate all they wanted and
plenty left on the ground. At 2 P NJ
some exercises were given by the
primary students; at 7:30 P. M
the entertainment given by the
school, and all who were present
can certain ly see and hear that
Beta have the right teachers for
their children to be under.
W. S. Farmer of Whittier spent
Thanksgiving at Beta.
Robert Cope of Wilets is fire
uuent vi tor to Beta.
Last Wednesday Mrs. Dicie Cogdil
daughter Mrs. Laura Brides anC
friends prepared for her a birthday
dinner she was IS years old.
Everyb ody seem to enjoy being al
the dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Snyder anf
children spent Saturday night or
on Fisher Creek.
Mrs. Bette Ensley who has beer
visiting her daughter for few
wee eu'Hed home a few d y
ago.
Mrs. Isadora Silverin of Speed
well visited friends at Beta for
few days.
Rev. Allen Beck preached an in
teresting sermon at his regula
meeting last Sunday, also had
baptiZing
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-03

Mrs. w. I. Crisp has been visiting
her son Luther Crisp at Murphy.
w. @, Robinson Of Willets was in
the city Wednesday on business.
DR.. and Mrs. A. S. Nichols made
a trip to Asheville Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Buchanan
made trip to Asheville Wednes-
day.
Hon. Thos. A. was in the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. G. w. White of Addie left
Thursday for Wallhallah S. C.
The Obituary Of Mrs. Dorcas Bry-
s-n will appear in next weeks ISSUE
as we havn't space for it this week.
T. R. Zachary of Cashiers has
been in the city this week making
large delivery of fruit trees and
has few left on hands that were
not called for which he offers at a
bargain. Should vow. want some of
the trees see J. W., Rhinehart, Syl-
va,.N.C.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-03

IIW COLLEGE SLABMEN
WAKE GOOD IN MAJORS

For every .pllegc tVirlcr who has
made good n The big leagues q score
ur more. N with reputation OF the
H"su hI.. r.ed Today lu the VA
touul American and Fedora, leagues
'hrr" Hrr uu'y three pitchers who
stepped tnw the college fields into
the hIg show and made good These
three are Collins. Cuomhs and Plank.
collins dIu ...h good work with Yer.
mont .uu u. Boston Red SnN slgn.
cl him. uI rom the first he held
hH u"H M topnutch COMPANY.
'uumhe n0r. with Colby attracted
the nunnu.. uf Connie Mack and he
Nnrr au Athletic uniform FOR many
'rNs although now with the Brook
hu Nationals
Eddie Nn". now OF the ST. Louis
Federal. H1s also Connie Mack
t'n1 N..ug secured from detlysbuts
'nIIrl. Hn.N loo 1902 There are uf
course. wIn. ether college men pitch
ng hAN boz fHr major leagues, hut
'hr hnN. MORO or less time In the
mlnora N.NH them In this class
among others. ls Chrlsty Mathewson
who Knocked around quite q bit after
.rnNnr NH..nnu before becoming a
NN'nr" with 'He Giants, and George
Davis .' I'. Braves. who perform
oI brilliantly for Williams College
though putting 10 year at Jersey
''' h"..r, snINngs acquired him for
the present uorld's champions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-03

AAh hlaNh anu HlNlNAih lllt noRtb u
near isadera = mighty blow. These
coming three games. aB Is the case
with all tho rest OF them, VIII be no
ctnch Tor Muug aiding tOssers
Luck is breaking In huge gObs for
HuShic jennings now. Just ten min
utcE after his Tigers had scored three
runs or the Red SoX Monday. rain
began to iHl IN torrents and the
game was called In the seventh, 6-3
In favor ot the Tigers,
which with the defeat administered
10 the SuN by the funks mikes a
whale " race In the newer big
league Just one game separates the
three top teams In Bans circuit
That manifesto issued BY Hainh
Hresuahan seemingly had the desired
effect Anyway the cubs have bruced
ana won two straights from the pm.
lies and are now tied with the Pl.
rates Just four games behind the
leaders and one and half behind
Brooklyn
w" "oO '1''H'''ouH ~ Bolhk ~
"upuoS A'Ieh 10 open school OF
'''N'"b lot lhe hllIl"halrea OF tha'
city. Bob has bucked the matrimonial
game until It broke him and he,
going south TO recuperate
ma, ,.,,... u,-.. ,,.,
ing In u nnme) who ran the $40 10
AL AT San Francisco Saturday
ouh"' i, HlnNe 'hIhEs extremely inter
''''nE ior re-" Meriucih IN the b y
uis'' nat h " iht ulhe keepers
uIu' '"se l'n' vi d" couple OF see
"n"S uu''hE MS race
lh"uGh not neoIra'sl have sent d
",,"S"b' '' ''Sl''u, lehor 10 lh'
e'''Vl '"". '"'N WIZ lh me iutur'
Goph'u'' U'' p'''h'uE OF AleHandri
"b"'n'' 'h'''' as "e'p'I''e uhtFlehd
y S'~
, ,.... -...,..,
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-, | 80 Wv ba'"'. '"
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Nt,,.,' t,..,,,.,, ~. t'.'', '",A " WV" , t.o'
LIT, a., W"t 49,, '''L u'U' - ,,. 7'"
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,,, ,rn,,L. 49,, '''',', ''l n'p'' "
'P'N" ~. "a ''"Huo e'u" "u
n'','e" concerning Nhr poor, down
''ON"'h anu "'Ne'" "h'plres.
fi,o,,t. -. ,...
,I,, 80 IN ''"" "' NV
iia ,Iann,t w., wy ~ po1''
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49,, ,'..I..t ~"
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-03

Games To-day



oklahoma
rAWS Tex, Aug .,. NondaN
on, took big brace n,.' ~ tneir
and won the nna' ,lS, s,'"' ,c,ors was
stay in Paris, Bel. I've ,o tine cley
a.,. iu great measure W n.w w pitch
,r hurting of brnhlF, ,rdIIr Texas
rrs secured from tine "'1 W mo- time
league hy the Senators dangerous.
Ild the snappcrs npp'a,, "t. well
prms Keeping lhr', ,. ,n, scored a
scattered and ""u'" u',, ,,r nm error
snuloul ASH'n', ~ ,I,s.d proved the
The series jnh' ''o'' 'p', r'rrc games
most dcsperatell tookH, ,..', w. ,plS sea
played ON the la''' u,,,,, were
SON and while the a'n'', sem ,b.y dls.
beaten iu the frS' , ,M1' ,,a ror tine
played am offensive 'n", '.,,d nave xiv
breaks against ihei" M"'''
en- them clean s"''r do, nr npru-
oklahoma 'Iy syol'p .s,y,ol, I'D a. ~ win a
ur round when N'i'n ,' m, score
ripple mui bounced Oh, on noI,d "a
board boz oenie' pI''y. ,u.n. count
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-03
OinTtTtD NUNS TWNCK
MASTER Driver Makes so Nilcs an
Hour In Trial at Chiraro

CHICAGO. Aug Rnuo, pld.
0cId. I'm practice for hIs match race
with Ucsp. Burmou and Cooper has
driven five laps ltrn wilrsl uu the
speedway hcrc at the rat, of lIO1g
miles pcr hour This s l fraction fns.
ter than RcstRs best uu uldneld
declares ho cDu HdI two miles an
hour to this mark IWrWou and ruop.
or h"vHp their practice for the match
race today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-03
SLants Slapped
at utSundrySportS


oklahoma N'y rams "e''''"'
advent of Mr Dennis sure. shu
fine Hihtrnlan name Ae 'hA' 'ooN'
well iu "a box score, s'pe'isIly "h'n
the possossur ut II let's TAI
bunch down with five hls.
III. -
"o''e M" w ~, 80,
peg or two, has not intr'terrd WlIh
his buttng eye. he halltu W'p,c
boo the first and single IN 'he h."'h
Monday scoring TWO ot ihe 9rhu'o''
three runs.
Cameron and KING also poltd Two
blows off Of watson. Pete hl'auu.
iu addition 10 one hit scored Alien
lu the ninth with a long snrtltl'e
~.
, ,.,
LEVY He'ue'" ''"' y,
slider Will probably work today IN
the flrEt game Hgalnt' 'he M'n'r''
and should come clean aI'ei lho long
rest he has had
, -..,..- 49,.
WIN '''. A""u ~" 80,
s no reason why ,,,, ,ne So''H'',a = ',''.,,I
NOT g. from het ! nv "i''. ,eu''' 'uA
and with a pitcher 'n there To hold
the enemies down TO Two OF ihrts
runs. We ought to win no per cent ot
these home games and the rag, Incl
deutnllN
That h II We It' chance mus
Old HhotlenlnE the season hlk
Texas team can put II over by any
hook or crook, theyll do it
All NJ which shows a fine sports
man-llke spirit They arrange the
schedule, keep the Senators ON the
rosd ol year and when they do Se'
home and get chance to win some
comes this short season stuff
-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-03
TOW NJ lnnON RUN Curs
Naultir nul Rc~nlutc Cup Contend,rs
Run Down 60 Newport

NEW LONDON. Conn, Aux a.
The Nrw 'w. Yacht club cruising
squadron uu#.l today Tor Newport
AmNng On. n..rs were the two Amer,
lc1s cup .rudntes Nonlue and
l'"sn.n.. TN.u win not compete
Tor The squadron runa cup.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-03
,s2.sOO FOR FIGHTERS


Big Purse Offered % Mcfarland
and Gibbons for iO-Round Battle
CHICAGO. Aug g.. Packey Nc
Fnrland VI Chicago, and Mike Glb-
hous. of st. Paul. were 20 meet
here today to rauty terms OF an agree
mont reached yesterday for ten
round bout at Brighton Beach. \. Y.
on September H. The weight will
be lA7 pounds az 3 o'clock McFar-
land. according TO the agreement, viii
receive il75O0 white Gibbons par,
VIII be $4,000. The bout ls 10 be
held IN the open air.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-03
+ TEXAS LEAGUE
T. =. =, = =. =. + !. + J. !. :. !. :
Standing Of Teams
Nn.nIls NcslcrdnA

Dallas . Beaumont 3
FOR. Worth 4. san Antonio 4
SHr"''W"r. h. Houston
Wac. Galveston 3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-03

when looking Tor sound invest
m'ut why not buy q phonOgraphI
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n was married mems ulght at the
revival meeting
Let all you husbands who have
troubles ON your minds stand up.
shouted the minister st the height "
hi' spaylu
Instantly every man IN the church
arose except one.
"Ahr. exclaimed the minister,
pccting ont nt this lone individual
Who occupied chair near the door.
You are one IN million
1T amt that plped back this one
hclplessly M the rest of the congrc
gltlon gpzed suspiiously nj him: II
cant get up--rm peralyEed 30
Hsa==.zs=aaasa
That's swell umbrella you carry
Isn't ltg'
"Did you come by Il honestly
II haven't quite figured out II
started 10 rain the other day aud |
stepped into doorway 10 wait ull
Il stopped Then ! saw Young Eel.
low cpming along with nice large
umbrella, aud thought II he was go.
Ing ~ far AZ my house | would beg
the shelter " his umbemhoot. SO |
stepped ont and asked Where are
you going with that umbrella, young
tellowy and he dropped the umbrella
and ran"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-03

Ever notice how easily heart
broken domsel ccmcut- the plrccs to.
grthcr and awaits another smushl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-03

sull that McAlester bunch has
the unpleasant habit OF rising up In
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-03
LADIES' DAY
TO-DAY
DENNIS HUMBLES
PARIS IN FINAL
Naag's Ncw Twirler Held SnRpltrS
HcIpless All the Way, Home I"""l
for Long SERIES Of - Games
WESTERN ASSOCIATION

+ :, 4. !. i. !. !. = = + I. + r
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Standing OF the Teams

*###s&#% ***s
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= 4. r + + + + = = I. + r 4. + i
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Tulsa frll by the wRlside and lost
another 10 sherman. allowing that
team To strengthen its hold ON second
place However with Drninon and
Sherman tearing a. each others
throatH unlets they get together IN
working aEreemenO things look
bright Tor the Senators
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

+ = = = = = + + = = : J. > > ,
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lts wrath ana shifting the hopes Of
near lsadera mighty blow. These
coming three games. aH Is the case
with all tho rest OF them, VIII be no
CinCh FOR Muug aiding tOssera
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-03

Luck is breaking In huge gobs for
UuShle jennings now Just ten min
utoS after his Tigers had scored three
runs or the Red SoN Monday, rain
began to tal IN torrents and the
game was called In the seventh, 6-3
In favor ot the Tigers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-01
SHORT BOYS GET
! SOLACEAT TALK
ON BIBLESTORY

Short boys and lonesome bows re.
ceiyed all the sympathy due them at
the meeting for boys held in the Y,
NJ c. A. at o'clock this morning.
Rev Akaiko Akana was the speaker
this week. He took for his subject,
Shorty" The boys found shorty
to be Zaccheus of the Biblical story,
The numerous stories of the speak
er interested the boys and helped to
bring home the lessons that the expe-
riences of Zaccheus taught. The
story of the gang OF toughs from the
reform school who broke up a tent
meeting which Rev. Akana was hold
ing while student in the States was
interesting to the auditors.
J. W. Wadman will give his famous
King Alcohol talk to the EMPLOYED
boys at their weekly supper Monday
night. Next Saturday morning S. w.
Pobley will talk on Winning, Hold
ing and Losing the Worlds Champion
ship" Boys Secretary Charles F.
I.oomfs, Fred Mcnamara, Oswald
Auerbach, Leo de Roo and Francis
Bowers form the committee in charge
Of meetings. r. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-01
Will TAKE UP
!. N. c. A. WORK
in FAR KOREA

/. S. H. Choi, the, popular secretary of
the Korean Y. NJ: c. A., will leave for
Seoul, Korea, in the steamer Shinyo
Maru, May 7, accompanied by his
family. Mr.. Choi is 1eaving the is
lands because of his wife's poor
health. His departure is generally
regretted ~ -. -..=,.
Since coming to Honolulu a year
ago, Mr.. Choi has built up the work
of the Korean association until now
it stands upon as firm a base as any
of the local Oriental associations In
his work he has been aided material
ly by the central branch, and has
proved himself to be not only an earn.
est and conscientious worker, but one
who has easily seen the needs Of the
association. He will be engaged in
Y. M. c.. A. work in Seoul -. e. g.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-01
LEWIS TO CROSS
CONTINENT over
new AUTO ROAD

TO attempt a transcoptinental tour
Cser the new Lincoln Highway, Ed
Gard h. Lewis and Mrs, Lewis will
!eaye for the coast in the Matson
eeamer Matsonia next wednesday
lewis will take a seyen.seated car
mch viii be used in an auto tour
dty. 10 ne" oIA
ne said today that he expected to
emplete the trip in less than one
y ntn- Lewis will enlist several
lnends on the coast to. accompany
hlk on the unique expedition He has
psne considerable study of the new
Llncoin Highway that crosses the con-
iaelt. Furnished with mans show
ng the location of cities and towns,
ana depots where automobile acces.
sones may be had, the Honolulan
does not anticipate difficulty in reach
ing his destination on the Atlantic
sRenrning to Hawaii, the party will.
proceed by the way of Panama Canal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-01
.BAR1{lT PUTS
|. MOlEI BACK IN
BRNERY CHEST ]
Shareholders Satisfied: Dis
ContI0e Suit Charging
MsapTopriation

) Charles O. BARTLETT has repaid. to
the treas,rg 81 the Honolulu Brewing
& Mailing COMPANY the major part of
the s22.3Ss which, according TO a suit
I'M equity instituted by minority stock.
holders, hs bad appropriated 70 his
own use. ...
" Following M, Bartlett's action in
covering the aIleged shortage the mf
nority stockholders today announced
discontindance Of the suit, and their
entire Withdrawal from the courts in
the brewer hght. It is understood
that Mr.. Bartlett's restitution of the
funds was entirely satisfactory. and
covered all the items at issue with the
exception OF 3 few minor sums on
which compromise was reached.
The minority shareholders express
themselves as entirely satisfied with
the settlement. Harmony has taken
the place OF diseord in the company
and the Shareholders will meet about
the middle OF this month to elect a
director to I'll the vacancy made by
Mr.. Bartletts resignation from the
board. A new president will also be
chosen as = "a
The temporary Injunction issued last
week by JudgeT. B. Stuart, to RESTRAIN
Mr.. Bartlett from disposing of any o
his real or personal property, will nov
be removed and he will receive thu
balance left from the sale of his brew
cry stock. From the original sail
price $500 was subtracted to wipe
out a debt to the brewery, a sum no
included in the alleged Iaisappropria
tons, and the $25,425 lien held OF
his stock by the Bank of Honolulu
was also paid in full. III
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-01
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HALEY MAXI
NO CHANl|.
OFFICE s
view eve Collector of Inter3Is'
enue Is Sworn In to ST.
Charles A. Coft1

John F. C"Jim'1 HaIov
years on the editorial stss, =
nertIser. took the oath Of ~ <
mi'n as Collector of Inter,
uue 10 succeed Charles A ~,
henry henry c: HaDai. notary pubic
lStered the oath. ~ Z.
Haley did not mako .nv
ms oifice staff. Mr.. CottriIrs
ilainlng intact. R. s. Jobnsto
continue as chief. of the To-
CONTINUOUS stream of friends %
jim today, offering coner.ta
cigars. = = y 'r nspaper
eottrilfs passing out of soffc1
NOT unmarked, however Tba =
presented the retiring chief :,
gold-headed umbrella bearina ",
te Presented by the r q
seriaI revenue force, District 80
wan, April 30, 1915" Mr. cott
name was engraved also and on
point is the Hawaiian coat-of,ar um
Mr. lave nave no immediate plans" /
! Gottrfll, in leaving the office q
! VIII endeayor to shape nv fntnro
luat l can remain in Hawaii bacan.
owe us people and everything in !;
want every one to feel that i
1aley is ready with the welcome q 10 :
,n n,.i .ney come to this office ,
I len the new collector. "and !
nan extend every COURTESY To al y
tors" eHi 'eSs 70 all V