davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
To Discuss Fire Appropriation.

It is probable that Mayor Dunn will
call a special city meeting for a week
from Monday night, Aug %, to de-
eide whether the voters wish to ap-
propriate the sum of fifteen hundred
ment. A motion authorizing and di-
recting the meeting was passed at this
weeks meeting of the common coun-
ell. Most of the appropriation is de-
sired for additional hose, and for re-
pairs to the house of the Montgomery
Hose Company on jackson street.
Mayor Dunn has not definitely de-
cided on the night, but will probably
pick the one stated for the meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
House and Barn Destroyed.

Morris SilverStein of Leonards'
Bridge was the sufferer from a fire
which destroyed his house and barn
late Thursday night. The fire was dis
covered about eleven o'clock, but gain
ed Roadway rapidly and the buildings
were soon a total loss. No insurance
was carried on the contents of the
buildings, but the sum of three hun
dred dollars apiece was carried on the
buildings, through the local agency of
]. B. Baldwin. 1t is not known how
the fire started.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
To Play Arctic Aqqreqation.

The next game of the Emeralds, to
be played tomorrow will be with the
fast team from Arctic. r. 1. The boys
from the neighboring state are said to
have cleaned up same fast teams, and
a fine game is expected. New London
Independents will be taken on for the
third and deciding game on Labor Day,
and it is possible that the game may
be played at Recreation park on that
day. When Taftville and Moosup set
tie their difficulties, the winner will
be challenged by the local team, who
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
Insurance Agents Met.

About fifteen of the agents of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company,
employed in this district, met at the
office of the company in this city Fri
day afternoon for one of their occa-
SIGNAL business chats. The men were
addressed by John F. Murray, super
visor of the New England agencies of
the company, and by local superin-
tendent NJ. E. Sullivan.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14

suit but was recommended By . friend to
Try Cuticura Soap and Ointment They
stopped an itching. LEFT no disnguremens
and gave mo perfect ease and sleep. used
thsm for SIX weeks and my face b now a.
clear IS can be- Csignedl Miss Bertha
Chace. August /, 1914.
Retain your good looks. keep your din
clear, Nscalp clean, hands soft and white
and hair 1--we and glossy By uzzng. daily
these fragxant super-creAmy enollisntG
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
Jitney Line to Norwieh-Mayor Dunn
May Call Special Meeting to Discuss
Fire Appropriation Successful
Dance Held by Striking -MouIders.

With a jitney line to Norwich and
another to Hartford and with half q
dozen. or more local jftneys, the man
who does not care to walk finds it
comparatively easy to get anywhere
he wants to. On the nights of band
concerts, and dances at Lakeside park
the jitneys do thriving business, and
all express themselves as pleased with
the amounts coming in. The fact that
there is but one trolley line in the
city, and none at all to many sur
rounding places, has a great deal to
do with the dimes picked up by the
drivers. Two owners have banded to-
gether, and now have a telephone near
the center Of the city, so that they can
be reached at all times. Quite a num-
Der patronize the Hartford service,
and it is probable that the car run
ming to Norwich will also pick up con-
siderable business,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
Hara From California

DR.. ]. Hobart Egbert, a former res
ident of this city, and well known
here, arrived in town Friday for a
months sojourp with his family. DR..
Egbert has been in California for the
past few months, where he is con-
nected with the medical department of
a large engineering firm. He will
return to the West in September.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
Strikers Held Dance.

The dance held under the auspices
of the striking moulders from the
Vanderman Company took place In the
town hall Friday night, and there was
a goodly number in attendance, the
hot weather not acting as a deter
ment to the dancers. Many tickets
were sold in town to sympathizers
with the union men, and a consider
able sum was realized for the pur-
poses of the union. Hickey's orches-
IL. furnished music for the dancing,
which was enjoyed until late houur.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
Final Meeting of Registrars.

The last meeting of the registrars of
voters in preparation for this falls
elections was held at the office of FL
mer NJ. Young on Church street Fri
day, and a number of persons took
advantage Of the fact to have their
names put on the lists.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14

moned, and gave them the additional
required attention. The boy Douglass
r. the most seriously injured and de-
velopments are awaited 70 determins
the extent Of the injuries. The other
Roberts boy, Irving. who escaped IN
jury in the aatomobi1e 1nishap, was
severely scalded q few weeks ago when
he upset pot Of boiling tea ON he
breast.
Roberts was driving towards Watch
Hill and La FountAine was about 70
turn into Broad street when the col
lision occurred and, 1t - claimed, that
the Intention Of La Fountaine as 70
the direction he. was to take vas
wrongly interpreted by Roberts and
the collision resulted. At the time Of
car were firmly set, while the brake
on the Blfven car was practically use
less. Just who was at fault 70 in
doubt, as the witnesses of the accident
are about equally divided in fixing the
blame.
Walter A. Towne, principal Of the
Buckley school in New London, and
known to many in Westerly. attended
the annual reunion Of the Towne and
| Skinner families in AillingtOn, Mass,
Thursday and was elected president Of
the family association, and a member
OF the executive committee. He sue
| ceeded his father, AIanson Towne, as
president, VINO died last May, aged 80
years. Among the speakers were Pres
| ident Towne, Mrs. Lydia Hamilton Of
| Conway, who gave a history Of the
| Skinner families, z. W. Skinner Of
| Greenfield, Elmer Towne of Petersham.
who stated that he bad traced the
| family back 500 years and z. 8. Mat
thews Of North Dana
William FaIIon Of Fall River, Mass,
aged 19, was drowned Friday afternoon
IN a quarry hole on what was former
ly known as the Hogg quarry, off Oak
| street He was here on a visit to his
| uncle, James Fallon, of Palmer street
/ Accompanied by John Fallon, Walter
Rel and William Hamilton, he went
in swimming in the quarry hole. Not
| being proficient in swimming, he chung
| to an old raft made OF railroad ties,
while his three companions SWAN
about at will The raft was seen to
| tip and young Fallon lost his hold and
sank and he was not seen to come to
the surface. The water Is about 20
feet in depth and therefore diving that
was made for the body was of no avail
and dredging for the remains was COM
menced but the body was not recov-
/ cred when this report closed
DR.. NJ. H. Scanlon, medical exam
liner, was notified of the drowning and
hurried to the location, bringing with
him a pulmotor which would have
been used had the body been recoY-
cred.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14

Bridgeport-Motorbo and steam
boat owners OF Bridgeport are liable
to fines .aEgregating $50, 900 as q result
OF the unobseryed slipping into this
port OF the United States yacht Tara
gon. bearing on board Commander
Jefferson B. Oberndorfer, in charge Of
the navigation inspections service Of
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
At MarbIehead for Two Weeks.

Mrs. Jerome B. Baldwin of Prospect
street, and her two daughters, Miss
Jessie Baldwin of New York and Mrs.
Belle B. Rigglenan of this city, are
spending two weeks at Marblehead,
Mass,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14

RocE<vilIe.@The annual outing OF the
Rockville Chamber of Commerce, held
at Riverside park, Agewam. was a
success.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14

paste which poisoned ma
Ny face broke out With
pimples and they ftched
and burned % that I was
Obliged to scratch The
irritation was 50 great that
I could not sieep at night
and my face was disngured.
Il tried Al kinds Of
ointment wfthosIt anH n
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
Sample Each Free by Mai

dre4 postcard "Outieura. Dept. 7, Dos.
con-" Sold throushout the world
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14

have their eyes on the championship
of. THIS section, and are in a fair way
to attain it
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
PIMPLES ON FACE .
FOR FIVE YEARS
Itched and Burned. Obliged to
Scratch. Could Not Sleep. Face
Disfgured. Used Cuticura for
Six Weeks. Face Now Clear.

SIS Division St.. Fan River. Mast
was troubled with pimples on the face foo
i've years caused by working where We used
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14

Black Enamel Trunk, fibre bound
heavy brass trimmings, size 80, value
$3.50, now $10.49.
Ladies Dress Trunks, heavy brass
trimmings, protected cornerss linen
lined, size So, value $500, now $12. 60
Automatic Tray Trunk. 3-ply veneer
box.
Bureau Trunks
Bureau Trunk, three-ply veneer box
covered with 12-ounce duck, bound
with hard notified fibre, braeed with
steel binding and brass trimmings,
regular $3.50 quality, now S16.49.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14

Suffieid-The body of an italian Ia
borer who was drowned last winter
while tcutting ice at Lakes Congamond
c---S 70 the Sr-rfe~ Thr---s-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
SKIRTS
VACATION TRUNKS
At Special Prices

Stcc rrcr Trunks, standard veneer
box, covered with 12-ounce duck, vul-
canized notified fibre binding, trim
mings and appliances strictly first
class
:, Size "a, value s1S.5o, now $11.2s.
Size Sc, value $14.00, now S11.49.
All Fibre Steamer Trunk, brass
trimmings, size 40, value $3.50. now
$7.9S.
Wardrobe Trunks
Standard size Wardrobe. three-ply
veneer box, covered and bound with
vulcanized fibre, hand-riveted, regular
$3.50 quality now $13.79.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
STRAW MATING SUIT CASES

Straw Mating Suit Cases, leather
bound, inside straps, $1.00.
Straw Mating Suit Cases. leather
straps, s3.19.
Rattan Suit Cases, lined, outside
bound, protected corners, outside
straps, linen lined, S1.69.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
Bureau Trunks

Straw Mating Suit Cases, leather
bound, protected corners, outside
straps, linen lined, $3.50.
Straw Mating Suit Cases, linen
lined, inside pocket and straps, leather
bound and outside straps, $2.i9,
14-inch Straw Mating Cases, SOC
16-inch Straw Mating Cases. eOc
1S-inch Straw Mating Cases. s1.00,
2o-inch Straw Mating Gases, $1.0O
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-04
KANAWAl 1866
HE KANAWAI

HooLoLI KA PAuKu 594 "a KAsAwAI HorLUsLuIA
0 HAWAII, 1915 4 PILI AVA KA MAyAwA KAPU. "a
MANU-.
E Hoohotoia c ka 4haolelo ka Tefitore Haraii
PAuKU l. 0 ka Pauku 594 Kanawai Houuuaia
Hawaii 1915 kea Ike hooloIiia nei heuhelu al Ike
ia mahope tho mel:
"Pauku 594. Manawa kapu hoopa. lilo no hama kue
kanawa kekah ka lave, pepei ole luku ana ke
kah kaahee kooa ahiu kolea kiowea. akekeke, u
ole alaea o ka La Mel Okatoba;
he lave pepeh ole luku paha kekahi koloa ahi Ia
waii ka lamua Feberuari inc ksa pua Okla
toba aka hoi mahope aku 0katoba 81, 1915 Ski
Okatoba 81 191se lilo hama kue kanawai ke lave pepe
ole lnku paha kekahi koloa ahiu Hawaii;
Ke lave, pepehi ole luku paha kekahi kapauln
ole koohaa paha ka la Feberuar me q
la mna Okatoba;
Re lave, pepehi ole uku paha kekai thako Ole
ahu ka Ia Feberuari ka Ia mus
Inlai lilo hama kue kanawai Ike lave, pepchi BIZ
luku paha ma kekah Ia hookah aku ka iwakalua kuaa
Lima manu- kaahee kooa ahu kolea, kowea knkpuaeo axe
keke uI; ole alaea paha koloa Hawaii ahu. ehak6 aha
ole sLu, aoIe hoi oi aku mauna elku kopaA
kane iloko kekahi Ia hookahi;
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-04
LUCIUS E. PINKHAM,
Kiaaina o ka Teritore 0 Hawaii.
kANAWAI lsl
HE KANAWAI

HooKAawALr HAAwrsA DALA no PonAlkA1 Car
HENRI BERGER
OIAI Captain Henri Berger kekahi manawa ohi OF
aku Ike kanaa makahik ka awelawe ka oihana
Publ Ohe no ka Bana Hawaii;
OfAI, iloko ia manawa loih lawelawe al, ikea
hama Captain Henri Berger he hoonanawanu ka hoo
hooia mai Ike ohohia mahao nui la ka ehulehu
a pau ka Teriore Hawaii; "a
0IAI, Captain Henri Berger la i keia wa hawaii
wall ma Ike kino Ike waho mai Ike kuana Kumu
40 Publ 0 ka Bana oleloia ne mel; Nolaila
Hooholod la dhaolelo Ia Teritorc Hapdii:
P3uKus L. ka Pupku ka Teritore Hawaii keia Ike
hoomanaa lei Ike kauohaia uku maluli kkoo daa
hoopukaa al ka luna hooa ka Teriore Hawaii ka
huina hookahi haneri wakaua -kumamalima daa
$12500) kela me keia mana Captain Henri Berger
hoomau ka uku pela iloko Ike koena ka
Ike ola Captain Henri Berger la oeoa; uku
Ike hookaawaea mel mai loko 0 das loaa mai
loko ka waihona ka Teritore manuli ma loaa maui
PArKu 2. keia Kanawai mai a mahope aku ka
la ona aponoia al
Aponoia keia la "A Aperila, NJ H 1915.
LTCIUS E. PINKHAM,
Kiaanao ka Teritore Hawaii.
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KANAWAl 162
HE KANAWAI

Z HooLoLI A 1 PAUKU 3167 0 KANAwA1 1 HoULpULUIA
Hawaii 1915. Pill ANA HooNA KuLEANA ALMA.
E Hoohotoia c la Ihaolclo la Teritore o Hardu:
PAuKU l. o ka Pauku 31G7 o kanawai Houluulua o
Hawaii kea Ike hoooa nei ka pakui laila
kea maheIe pauku mahope tho nei
20 Ike xii alma paapaa alma paha hk laawa aku
ka aha lie alma ka Teriore, kauoha la
hooaia hoomaopopoia ka oiaio malma ka aina hanaa
i hoike o ma inca loaa iaia i Ia aha. "#
Aka ho. hiia a pau o ka Terore lilo al
hoopii hoonaia Ike kueana ole kekah paha
oaa he kueana ioko kekah paapaa hoop moi hoonaa Ike
kueana like ia hoomaopopoia al ka hoike ka luna
no maluna laila waho aku ka aha palapala alma
xii paha kekah alma makaukau laweawe ohana
Ike ano kuokoa tho a kauoha hooaia
hooaioia hoi mauna ka waihoa aku kekahi hoke
kupono no ma mea oaa aia la aha
PAuKu ,. mana keia kanawai kona wa e aponoa al.
Aponoia keia la &c Aperia, NJ. FL. 1915.
LUCIUS E. PINKHAM,
-. Kiaaina 0 ka Teritore o Hawaii.
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KANAWAI 100
HE KANAWAI

HooLoLI PAUKU 1857 KANAwAI I1oULUULuiA
HAWAII 1915 PHI ANA KoHo BALBOA "a
LUNA KULAyAKAUHALE KALAEA KULAHAKAU-
KALANA HoNoLuLU. Ill.,. -.
T. Hooholoia e ka AhdOlelo O ka Teritore HaUai
PAUKU /. o ka Pauku 1857 0 ma Kanawa i Houluulua
Hawaii 1885, keia Ike hooloia nei heluhelu al like
ia mahope tho mel: -.
"Pauku 1857 La Ike kolo baloka ma koho bsloka
pau luna oihana Ike Kuanakauhale Kalana Ho-
noulu malamaia mahope aku 1915 malamaia ka
Poaua mua mahope aku ka Poakah maloko ka
nina Mei 1877 kea kea elua makahk mahope aku
laa; poe luna lave akou ko lakou kuana ohana
ka bora II aakea ka la iloko ka MAMMA Iulai
mahope tho ko akon kohoa ana lie Ia he Saba
lave akou ka lua tho ka la la mahina o ma
luna kulanakauhale kalana la kohoia 1914 paa
lakou ko lakou kuana oihana hki ka ko lakou
hope, kohoia al ka makahik 1917 koho 10 la al
hookuponoa ma lilo la koho baloka ukuia no ia
Ike Kulanaksuhae Kalana Honolulu
PArKU 3 mana keia Kanawai ma kona wa aponoa al.
Aponoia keia la "a AperiIa, NJ. H. 1915.
LUCIUS E. PINKHAM,
sss Kiaana ka Tertore Hawaii
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-04
E Hoololoia Ia lhaolelo Ia Teritore HGraiiii:

PArkr l. o kela me keia ole ma kea hope aku pala
e ahewaa al no kekah felon maao kekah kanawa s.
Teritore Hawaii hoopaaa ka hooko ka oeo hoohol
ole hoopa paha mamui kekahi ahewaa maloko kekah
haepaahao ole wah hoopaa pho maoko ka Terore ke
kah okoa la hoopaa OLA hoi IA nohona h
keia he makai ole maika kona hiki ace
kekai hoemi mai la kona hoopa he ano hoo
maopopoa mahope Tho nei, hoomaka ka la mua Q
kona hki ia halepaahao a wahi paa pho paha:
No kekah hoopa'i emf ole maalo mahna aole ho
aku ka hookahi makahiki he china la kea kea
mahina kekah hoopai OF aku ka hookshi makahiki
emf mai hoi malalo ekolu makahk he Ia kela
kea mahna kekah hoopai emf ole malalo ekolu mak
hki malao mai hoi elma makahk he ehiku la kea
kea mahina; kekahi hoopa emf ole malalo elia
makahik emf ho maao uni makahki. he ewalu la no
kea keia mahna kekahi hoopai umi makahiki 81
he uni la no kea kea mahina ka kekah paahao
oaa al he eua aku paha hoopa ka huna nui kona
hoOpa Ike kaua hoonaopopo hocmi hoopaiona
PArKu ?. kea keia a ole ma kea hope akl
paha aewaa kekah mikamina nlalao kekahi kanawa
ka Teritore Hawaii ole kekahi mahee aupuni paha
la hoOpaaia hoi ka hooko ka olelo hooholo ole
ka hoopai mamui ahewa maoko kekah haepaahao
wahi paa pho paa maloko ka Terore kekahi
maopopo hiki no aea kekahi hoemi ka mai
ka hoopa ina mamuli kama ke kakau ana, aweave
hama ola kekahi hama ka lehuehu hoomaopopoa u
ka haawi hookai la kela keia china la ioko
laa haawiia al ka awelawe hama ka hoomaopopo
ka heuna la iloko laila aweaweia hama heu
pu Sabati.
PAuKU 3. | ka kekahi paahao alewaia kekahi
mkamina hama al kekahi moi hoikeia maloko ka pauk
nei lilo no hama ka luna oana malalo
ole kona mau hoi la awehaa hoohana paahao d
ma kekahi hama ka lehulehu
PAUKU t. ka hoemi manawa hoopai hoakakaia ma kein
Kanawai aea aku no j awehaa hoopaiia ka
kea Kanawa aka, vale mai Ia la akl
ka hoem hoopa aeia BE kanawai kekahi paahao
mua akl ka la mana al keia Kanawai kakaua
luna ka moolelo ia laweala pakuiia aku ka hoe
mua haawiia malalo hoakaka o kea Kanawa.
PAuKU ). o kekahi Kanawai pau kue i keia
Kanawa ma keia Ike hoopau loa ia mel.
PAuKu 6. mana kea Kanawa mai mahope aku ka q
s2onoia al.
Apohoia keia La 20 Aperila, NJ. Fl. 1915
LUCIUs E. PINKHAM,
Kiaaina ka Teritore Q Hawai-.
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MA KE KAUOHA
KANAWAl 15s
HE KANAWAI

L HooKAAwALE ANA ELIZA TArsAxI DALA ($2,0OO.00)
KA HAMA ANA 1 KEKAm ALAxuI HONE HooKUoNooNo
MALoKo AKU 0 IA ANA HooKUoxooNo LrALUALEI,
APANA o WAIANAE, MoKUrUNI o OAHU
E HoohoIoia e la Ahaolcto la Teiitore Hdgau:
PArKU ]. ka huina cua ausan dala ($2,000.OO) ma
keia Ike hookaawaea ne mai loko koena ka waona
hk Ike loaa aanu home hookuonoono Honolulu, ka
hama kekah alanu home hookuonoono maoko aku
alma hookuonoono Lualuaei Apana Waianae, Mokupun
Oahu. ".~..
PAuKU .. mana kcia Kanawai mai mahope aku ka
la ona aponoia al ."=."..-
Aponoia keia la "a Aperis, NJ. H. 1915.
LUCIUS Z. PINKHAM,
Kaaina ka Teritore Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-04

KAHI AEL1KE HsNAIA TERIToRE HAWAII a
HooP1HA ANA WAH1 OPrIoP1Lo o KEwALo, HoSo-
Lulu = .@..E.= 4ps J
E Hooholoia e. ka 4haolelo o ka Teritorc Haraii:
PAUKU l. ka luna nui hama hou keia Ike hoo
manaia nei ke aaa ke kuleana pha hoolo aku mai
oko Ia waihona hoopuni, aoe OF aku Ike kanakou
kumamalua asani hookahi haneri me umikumamalua me
63 100 dala ($32 63) ka hama pill ka uku
aku ka Lord Young Engineering Company, Limited
poho oaa mai mamuli ka hoao hooko kumu aeike
kea aelike hanaia ka Teritore Hawaii a ole ka
kokoke Mel 90, 1912, ka hoopha ke
kahi opioplo maoko ka Apana Kewalo Honolulu
PAUKU 2. Mamua ae ka uku aku kekahi mahele
ia daa ka hui, hoomaopopo ka luna nu hama hou
me Ike kupono kona aoe he uku hanaia
ka Tertore OF aku ka kupono maoli maalo ka
aelke loaa iaia ka hoomaopopo lea uka aku
OF kekah dala alala unuh ia mau dala ioko
mai dala ukua aku al maalo keia Kanawai
Mamua ka uku ANA kekahi dala oleloia ka hui,
hoomaopopo ka luna nui hama hou hookaawae
ka hui ma papu pau lana paipu me kekahi mau
matera hama mai kahi aku hoophaa hooponopono
hou hoi kahi hooponoia kekah aanui aaloa alal
paha hookaawae pu ho kekahi akeakea
paha waihoa maaa ua hui la; ina ka hui hoonee
ka hooko kauohaia ka luna nu hama hou
ma keia hama, u ola mai loko ka huina hk Ike
loaa mamull kela anaWal ka manao
pono no ka uku la hooko ole ana.
paa ka luna nu o hama hou mai la huina hki Ike
loaa maalo ka huna huina daa paha
like me kama al he kupono ka uku aku ke
kah poe noho paha malua kekahi alma, poho
no ka hoopiha inc kupono ole poino ho hanaa ke
kahi wawa heoponopono hou ole ia ole hoiho hou ole ia
Ike kulana mua.;
la mau koi pau hanaa Ike kakau hoike hof
Ike Inc ka nu Ike Polio me ka huina uku mea
koa kakooia hoi kekah ollo hoohik hooia paha ka
mea ko, waihoa like oleloia ae nei ma ole
mamua ka la Okaoba, 1915. <...@.
PAuKu 5. mana keia Kanawa mai a mahope aku .ka
la ona aponoia al.
Aponoa kea la 96 Aperila, NJ. H. 1915.
.~..-,. - 49,. LUCIUS E. PINKHAM s4
"- kiaaina ka Teritore Hawaii
kANAWAI 1876
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KANAWAI 1863
HE KANAWAI

E HooMAopopo UKU I KA "LoRD-YouSG ENGINEER
ING COMPANY, LIMITED PoHo HoEA MAI Ma
NULL o HoAo ANA HooKo I KUMU AELIKE KE-
AEL1KE HANAIA TERIToRE HAWAII KA
HooP1HA ANA Ma WAH1 OpIIoPILo o KEwALo, HoSo-
LULU. .....">.=.
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LUCIIJS Z. PINKHAM,
Kiaaina ka Teritore 0 Hawaii.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-29

Francisco in single day. and, far in
advance Of its opening. the Exposition
had created an unprecedented interest
throughout the world. and It's opening
was eagerly awaited.
In keen competitive exhibits there
will be presented more than 10000 Sill
gle exhibits and groups Of related ex-
hibits portraying the results Of the
worlds best efforts in recent years.
This wonderful Exposition. present
ed at an outlay Of more than SGO'OOO-
900, celebrates a contemporaneous
achievement. the building Of the Pana-
ma canal. and all exhibits that are en-
tered for competitive award will be
those that have been originated or pro
duced since the great Louisiana Pur
chase Exposition at st. Louis ten years
ago. The possible exception to this
rule will be where earlier exhibits are
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entire period 81 the Exposition. whici
opens Feb 90 1919. series oi great
events. luciHtms SPORTS and athletic
contests or many kinds conducted upon
a scale Of great magnitude
The Vanderbilt Automobile Cnl
Hacc and tbo Grand PriN Che tive so
pfeuie events of the automobile year
Bll be beld Bpon "a four mlie eGure
embracing a circuit OF ihe Exposition
palaces. a spectacular background faf
exceiiing iu beasty and grandeur any
which ancient Rome hvhcld during Us
historic chariot races. The Wander.
bit Cup Race vii take place on Feb.
q and the Grand i'fix on Feb 20.
1918 Great mptorboats u the deep
sea cruiser type will race FOR a $1,000
prlze from New York through the Pau
ama canal 10 the Golden Gate. A Sc
ries Of International yacht races la
the twenty oue meter class will be
held 10 san Francisco bay President
MOodrow Wilson. Emperor William Of
Germany and kiug George OF England
have each offered trophies Ia these
events Swimming. water polo. ny
casting. canoeing. football baseball
ana long distance foot racing are IN
eiuded In series of more than 200 dif
fereat kisas of contests President
wilson himself wiu attend the Expo
sitiae. and Il Is probable the members
~ congress- viii attend 10 so especial.
lg chartered Steamer
~ International Interest win be- the
~,.es..f ~, s,.st show IN the worlds
5.i.s.-e ,ssf. ftsn sHla0l win be
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Big International Exposition's AmuSements
Novel and Wonderful
President
Race md GrandPn VIII Be Held n San Francisco

this event. The famous salt Lake
Mormon choir. the deep toned plaintiye
singers ~ Hawaii and even chorus
Of Gffy Maorlan singers viii take part
50 the choral events At an expendi
tune Of sl.25O.0o0 the Exposition hns
constructed a great Auditorium IN the
civic center OF san Francisco. which
viii be- used by the great conventions
and gong festivals Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Crane VIII present their latest
tcIpsichorean novelty. the Exposition
Tango; Mr. Harry Lauder viii sing
the Exposition ballad.
The amusement section Of the Eek
position the "Zone.r corresponding TO
the famous Midway" at the Worlds
Exposition nj Chicago will
carry our the purpose OF the Exposition
TO give every feature high educa-
tional value