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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORT
sAtst fOHfl Lost kf. sALI

DefaulC having been maze IA ibs
CONDITIONS of tnnt certain mott gag
aAt,t.teu aHd delivered By tB4Flg-
iIseiu and f.mma l.. Itoehn, hIs .>I4r.
,gtDi -vrs. ~ Anton \. LtmBlrTindH.
.nDI -as see. aated ~okcnBer SIN, y. -.
4yDy. a,.,. daiy III q Tor TecuTd ia tH.
yIInse of the Reg -er of Deeds ig Hup
iOr f.fkfHs tounty. SOueh DahOta. a.
y:IJ . cIo Ck -. m. ON the lTtn HIF pI
.vDyenLer \. -. 1903. ana dgly recorded
lHererH IN ifook -5 OF Nortsd- -es pn
ssdae 40 thereof. fn0rtgastGs ana rDn.
,eyIBg tn following described Ir"t "s
,ate situate and being in EcrHt"-
county STATE Of South Dakota "H"
uc-ssriDsd Us follows t0-ssr n: Lot n"m-
ser 'Ioa ilBJ IN BLOCK Twenty -sEs"M
t-7t "a tie U'riginsai Town tao~ rItyJ
of I.eafnpn, south la kotas and which
.a q mortgage was Thereafter duly ana
regularly assign by the sad Anon
\, Zimmerman to the First state Bank
oI Lennon. corporation. 0E Lennon
south Da kpta, by an instrument Ba
Wt9tHEr, dat~a September 5th. 1915 aGN
flied Tor record m the offJee Gf the
Register OF De ds in and for Perkins
county. south Dakota at 2s65 UCiDcE
D. n. Oh the md dry Of Nov nDer. 1913
and duty recorded therein ~ Book a%
Of Mortgages on Page SO thereof
and hereas, there * claimed T." 10.
due on said mort gage debt At the date
Df this notice the sum Of Two hundred
Thirty EIGHT and ~ 100 fk23s.jiJ IJ"i.
lars tgr principal and interest, and the
SUM pi iHiEty ittl " lHH f''f 80
Dollars for taxes paid on saId mort Zaz-
ed pr misses with penalty and interest
thereon. nd the sum Of -Four a@o
50 fsi.s0r Dollars paid for insur-
ance prov ided by the terms Df saEa
mort gage. ma king in all the total sHE4
Of Two Hundred S@ysnty three ana
,. 40 ft,73.,s} Dollars due.
Now Therefore. Notice ~ herH5y
Civ that by virtue of the power ~
M ie ~ sald mortgage contained. aha
OF the Statutes in such made ana
provided. safd MORTGAGE VIII be fore
cio~ed and the above described prem
IseS viii b. sotd at public aUct ton, b3
the sheriff of Perkins County. a"Uta
Iba ak0ta. at the front door or the Court
House IN the Town Of Bison 80 Satd
County of Perkins. South Dakota ~
O'Clock .. m on the f3th day of Ian
gary y. ID. 1917 to satisfy said mort
gage deFH. interest. taxes and ihsar
amer, paid t6gelh with TwsntY
ffts.ssl Dollars az attorney fees. and
6ll-4sIlrs~raepts allowed by law.
Dated az LENNON South Dakota ths
fse day Of December 1915.
first State Bank of Lennon. rarn0r-
alton
assignee ~ Mortaaee
G., e. CaFreII
Afsorney far Assignee 81 Mort xaaee
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20
SUMMONS
state ot south pakata,
IN Circait Iourt.
toHHn ut rerktns,
lsth judicial tttsuit.
~ " Mons


+.-r NcmpScS James hCu1~nN and
Nj A..| dempsey. Plaintiffs,
rs.
Sr' ...u.~rd, SamHct \. Moses. NJ, ia
ua Nu....E~uU. Mary a. tuStatSun and
>uFH.rt y Noses, ir., HptcoUIuts,
I8. ~JNFu or Sbt tTR bAN2rA
>E>f f,~ l.iIEETi Ntis 40 1IlE ABnN l..
NANuN DEFENDANTS;
N.u. \\p EACH bF N0t ARE
itlHHIN SUMMONED and required to
an~t, INC complaint al the above
naa.ta .Na0ntirt. a copy OF which is
urtsufan served upon Nuu. and tn serve
Il g. .N ..J NuuI ansNer ou the subsurt4
h,I DJ N.r office al the GitN uf lem
mou Ir.k aims County. south Dakota,
NttHm unity days aitcr the service of
thl~ summons upon YOU, exclusive nf
tn H9' Of service, aRd II You tal To
auevrl said complains within the time
afurreut the piaintttf VIII arrly to the
IcHl IuI the rcltuf dcnia ndca IN the
complaint h sides costs
WALTER ~. HlCkMANA,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
T. a. Nidr.~s. Lennon, Perkins touue
t.. south buknta,
Tnp HboNo entitled action affects the
tttlr to the following desor thod real rS-
tate The East half OF the West haif
OF SECTION -. township ~. Range -.
EaH Njack Hlls Meridian. Perkins
County south Dakota. The complaint
W. ftlod in the office of the tlerk
OF circuit Cour, at Bison. South Ia
k"ta S,rtemher 2s, 1916.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20
Voice TOT ke-t'ahI caytaa
4'tpsr ssent ~ sh. tster,.,

= ;. .a-." Nts.Ce -, ..eaaao,. ~. l,ah
November Ia, lsts
N,'g 5 0eU,bs snen tnat lAuna Is
hoo't.. 81, LennsoFs -, iNah. WHO "a,
Ma 90 lslN, nsae itouesteaa hsa,r,
o. .--. .H tot> |. aud st-.Nhl.s. >eS.
:, a.,a Nao on November 40. l9t5, mate
Adu ;tynSl homestead Eatry Ne. egssss
for .u,s g. I. Si-2>NSl.a. Sec. and
sN N..5NNl.t, Sec, /, I. 20N., Il, ltE.
Ei",A 'ra Merluta~ has ftled notice of
int, 0H"# to make thieesyear Proof, to
est >H clam to the tana above de.
SCI" o. .crorc the Register and Re.
csl',. .. the United States Land ogrtce,
at t... "a. south Dakota, on the 18TH
day " Auycmber, 1915.
t.a.u.a#' Games as witnesses;
John INK, John Gnedert /. ]. Min
tut a." NJ. T.. Wood, an of Lennon.
Sou l'. Nota,
John &. Stoner, regist,r
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20
LEGAL NOTICES
~, MORTGAGE FORE1Los-
AZ n III

NUIH' $NkI.
. na,-t.s- tsetn Hl1ue 4as S
Ls4ah j" h-t ,-t.rlaIn mortgage eA.
g,I,gstEH!s - ar.rtg as AiaSid ioaAta,
so, an" .rt- -.,,r, Ie Au.Iiils 1ouiits
WaoH' r,,.IB.ITaIFu.I- ftsae &c
>sv b'l" >tN, A. - 1911 ana uai!
ss,sr0 ~ -. the 9flIcE Oh Ahe
tel""s" :. ana lur ter Aoaii's'
u ho,a al 9."a . tf''eh :" "
sVth In" ,,.,r ug Apjai =. ~ i9iA. ti'
o.. i"t" .t,,rt IA -.rs on PAGES s-a ai1i
l,eh "a " r,.tFtEa-tH4 aad convey lii-
40 th'i 20 g.ast. ruttAu real estate s4A-
ihe io' ny ta Iefhiits AoutNss
bl' - .a.tfn Ilahuia ana ees i'Su DO
SAN t,.F,E: tuc .>"ittteast 'NI a
io'V," e. ~sclua iAlIi! tHlSc -
9I"' ~ IonHsh-p I~eA"s three iNp'
'"' !" ,rtr tau.e IeH tks. io5 fas.
-sI NJ Hya,.,,,ftln, L. Vgnlcn satu mortgage
D. IL I..,,Xer aidy DI1a rec uiaiis
""' - ana asst shed -! the ssaio
H"'N sptN sIair -bAlh- a Soi I,oIa-
'tu'i'' ,ot+,tas tanie.. ~ aa iiastfu-
'N" IN writing. uateu Map ieta' a. ~
~ auQ uuI! iteolueu al the oiiiee
- me kes.s,er oi A'eeus az an"
oi ~ Sat.g. south Ldaoad. AZ s.se
'e'"' III. ON tHt .sru ua. oI Mas
"''1 tg,4 ia Lsun ~ 81 AuEt gases Ga,
,.,p., Ii, and AS thereof.
f"si 4, ,h-T.us. Lhcrt - ciafihSh 70 pe
w. , s,ut mortgage upbI. Ut the date
AN s,.r. lac sum ui ht nun
=, - I,n,,,-,.,tie ana IItIua tsas9.lat
,',r. fsf nTluc3pai ana interest. anu
~. .tiru ol Iavutl-INe ANA Sei iloV
,gt l.,llars lur tHAtS patu on salu
,.,,,,u,seu prelHi> :. ana tntefest thefs-
=. i pruyttted ny the terms oil saul
,,..gr uIahiu- al all, lhe to,ai
'',,,',,I due. SlN hundred TWeaty-foui
.,u ,,.tuU l<b-4.44t Dollars.
.,,, lHetU4Urr. Notice ls hereby
.,,,,, tHat uy Anrtue al the pow>f o.
80 LA ,,ltu HlaTt-aLU contained. aitu o.
i.- STATUTES IA >ucI case nIaac anu
rp,,,Uel ssgd mortgage VIII ue lore
,,,, ii aud IHe atrDNc ueScrtbeu premIS =
atd pc soiu al guyl.C aGclEoii. ps the
.t.rtiI ui IeTkua IOuntg. Suujh Da-
,,,a. a. tuv front uVur OF the Court
t.,,,e N me ION al Bison. IN said
tpu,.ty vi t~erktu~. South la hutl. ut :
ocfrN y. lL ON tAe bth uay oil Jdau-
larJ \. H. i9I, 10 pay sad mort gag
teDt. II,rt :. aud taxes. together WIN
rl,eui3 ave tE-y.WvJ DOIiars as Attor-
h,y lew. ANA ,Ee uisuursenlenIs allow
eu ny law.
Dd.eU az Lennon. South Dakota tn is
.S,a ady ui No, etnuer y. -. 1915.
iubMAS nANLE.G,
Assignee ot Mort ga gee.
{. Il. CAREELI..
attvrn,y ior Assignee of Mortgag~.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20

DEPARTMENT. of the lMrerl0r, y ..
Land O1sce at Lennon. q. D., Novsr'-
hr A. 1915
xae.es j. nsysh- gsssa saas Tam MAJ
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20
NnrICE OF SuERlEE.S sAI.E

I}v virtue of an execution issued out
of and under the seal Of the Circuit
Cr3rt Iu and for the County of Perkins
ant state OF south Dakota. npon n
Judgment rendered and dooketcd In said
Court on the 9th daN Of December, iats,
IN an action wherein the Milwaukee
land company. a corporal tion, X plain
tiff and Y. r. FHu, Gross is defendant
fua ia" sum of -Four Hundred TWENTY
which execution was directed and dsliy-
errd tn mc as sheriff in ana for the
said county Of Perkins. I have leviei
srpu Hli the right, title and interest nf
IT," SAID defendant. i. +. Paul Gross, in
Hud To the following described perRorl
AT Hrupcrty located In the city Of Ie.,
mon. in said county and state. to-Nlt:
ThHt certain frame office or store
hHtldinR, erected bs \, r. pau Gross
upon iI,Tk A. ot the Milwaukee Land
Cowpany's Third Addition To the Town
ef i.enmon, and now situated there unI
>otic' u her~h, given, That | the
u1dersiRned, as sheriff aforesaid. VIII
soii the above described personal prop.
crtv to the highest bidder for ash ~
Huft,ic auct ton. at the front door Of the
Lennon, Perkins County, South Dako
"a. IN Saturday. the sth day Of Innu-
airy. latT. at two O'Clock IA the after
moan Of said day. to SATISFY the said ox-
erHtton- tog thor with interest and
costs thereon.
ba.d December 9th, lpiG
4. 4. tNIFIL
sheriff of Perkins county. Z. u.
rartrr 4 Grand ham. Attys,.
3-S-7.o Milwaukee Depot
Aberdeen, &. Dak.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20

ance a. OF Thunder Hawk son,n n..
who on MAY IS, 1914 faaae sSo,s,s.sTs.e, ( (
se 90. $ No aeN>>f, Tor t4otS 1Ses sas4
"a NM'-f. >eu. 30. r. 22>. SAnsc lSE
sstaTk \ hu3S Meridian. has stna n,thre
O '#'""ion to MAKE sNlnAl ,Nogs,s,at3f, /, .
ss" st"" '#""i 10 establish cfann 10 the
I'll a""Nc described I've fore GekfStt =
ana H"ceEver, Z. y Land affyce Al
t. t.'.5ts.', 70. :, n. GA the 2E,h aay 81 ~
cef1.a. galh
. .a"i names as witnesses
.'.."@ '"AeHk. OF Thanaerhawk. :. n.
- >P@rcte, ot ThandeFhawk :. II.
" ."h Niedy. of Thunderhawk = II.
:, ff@. .' swanson. OF ThHnderhaw1 :
-
@ohn &. steiner Register.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20

u N, EIIsN1th. IIFVtTN'T- :
Date Of first publication Nov. ~. 1915
Dase oI second pubisution Dec. S. 1915
Date of thTd publication Dec. -, 1915
Date Of iotrsh publication Dec. 20. 1915
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20


Albert Coffel, sixteen years old, was
stabbed twice when he grabbed \
burglar In his home near Mitchell last
week. The boy broke away and shot
the burglar. who fed. leaving . trail
nf blood
Winfrel town trustees have con-
traetsd for material for building the
electric line from Howard. and Win
ffed soon will hsve electric lights and
oovsr The cost OF building the line
will be abont $4,000
A blizzard swept over the Black
Fsiiis ssgton eArIy l4et Wesh. II stfueh
Rapid CITY asd m6se1 ooDl~ard md
also e1ssnAsA ~ ~ o<mtk &S AIliane1
Web. SH0w N ~ m 1a htl1o II
sss 80 y t194 Z.3 u
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20
s.ss.s ~ rsssu.ss,..

Afsornry for Assignee 81 Mort raaee.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20
NOTICE OF CONTEXT
Department Of the Interior
limited States Land uGf.ce

LemmOn. 5. d. Oct. 2g, 1YIT.
TO Frank Lloyd of Camp Douglas. WIS,
You are hereby notified that Phillip
Schnarr who gives Faith. South lDako-
ia, as his post -off.ce address. did on
November 18th. 1916. file In this Of
flee his duly corroborated application
to contest and secure the cancellation
# your Homestead Entry No. -.
Serial No. 023OGs made July "a, 1910.
FOR SWl, Section -. Township I'm.
Range i5E. u. II. Merhi Ian. and as
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25
Local a1lo
Rersonal.

A. !. Conner has sold his in
kerest IN the Taylor. Metts Com
bany anil win engage in the broker
b. business.
Judge Charles Howery. of
WASHINGTON. ID. c., was an Ok
torl visitor the first of thu week.
hnd ah.ie here was the guest Of
b. brother.
Nj, Kitty Bogard has returned
from BeuoIt. where she has been
teachng the past winter.
Mi- Nan Ward Is visiting her
Eister Mrs. ! G. johnson.
Miss Cassie Boyette has return
n from Blue Mountain Miss.
|where she has been attending
school this winter.
Ms Eta May LeaveIl has re-
|turnei home from New Mexico.
The Commencement Sermon of
Oxford high school was delivered
|on last sunday ut the Baptist
church by Rev. f. ;. Lewis.
Mis- Eugina Trigg left Friday
for Pine Bluff Ark, where she
will spend the summer with her
neiee. Mrs. Rosa Matthews.
Editor G. w. Price left Tues
day morning for Clarksdale to at
Tend the meeting of the Mississip-
|pl Pres Association.
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25
UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY

Time is the test of truth. And
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood
the tcst in Oxford. No Oxford
resident who suffers backache, or
annoying urinary ills can remain
unconvinced by this twice-told
testimony.
j. X. Peacock, shoemaker,
South St, Oxford, says: MY
back was SO sore and lame could
not stoop without sharp pains and
my sleep was disturbed by too
frequent passages of the kidney
secretlons. | had dizzy spells and
felt depressed. | got Doan's
Kidney Pills at Kendel's Drug
store and three boxes cured me. "
OVER TWO YEARS LATER
Mr.. Peacock said: Il have re-
manned free from kidney complaint
since using Doan's Kidney Pills. "
5Oc, at all dealers. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
ADV.
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25

Mrs. o. f. Slaughter. and
laughter Mary, of Grenada. spent
tuesday IN Oxford. with relatives.
.. II. Gathright, has returned
10 his home in ToccopoIa. after
attending the University the past
session.
Z. ID. Frazier, of Grenada, spent
the latter part Of last week in Ok
ford.
,. b. Frazier, of Grenada was
IN Oxford Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Miss lila Stephens. of Woodson
Ridge, is visiting friends in Ok
ford.
Taylor Dunn is spending the
week in Batesville.
Misses Shirley and Wortley
hirkwood, have returned from NJ
;. Z. where they have been spend
ing the winter.
Miss Frances Jilly, who has
been spending the winter with
Mrs. X. l.. RlrkwoOd has returned
to her home in Marshal county.
Mrs. Inez Mccoy and Miss
Bessie Mccoy, of Morton Miss.
are visiting Mrs. b. Howe this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Patton
have returned from Birmingham
Ala, where they have been visit
ing their son and attending the
Reunion.
Mrs. X. Slaughter, of Grenada.
attended the Oxford high school
graduation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Herring
have returned to their home in
Memphis, after an extended visit
to Mrs. Chas. Fitzerald.
Mrs. Bruce Bunch. Of College
Hill is visiting relatives in Taylor.
this week.
The girls of the Senior Class
gave a play entitled The Rainbow
kinomona Club. Each did their
part well, and was enjoyed by all.
DIR. K. ). Bramlett Is spending
a few weeks in New York.
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25
Worlds Record Smashed:

Miss Anene Harmon
SMASHED WORLDS RECORD ON SHORTHAND for NO ONE
EVER POSSIBLE
ANY ONE o system of shorthand
This certify that studied HARRlSONAN SHORTHAND-AT
HARRIS BUSINESS UNIVERSTTY-ONLY THREE WEEKS am now
doing the SECRETARY MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD COMMISSION. LEAST trouble
WRITING shorthand. o in 1T.
MISS
1t affords GREAT PLEASURE
ENCY Miss Aene Harmon
stenogpher of the MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
ALWAYS MOST SPLENDID service
James Galceran.
Mississippi Railroad Conn
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25

Mrs. Veroa Bcllrcturned to her
home IN lndinola Friday.
!. Mr.. Eunl Pollard. Of Rate.
''l'e' IS visiting friend and reIa
uves m Oxford TIN, week.
Miss Warner, en- route to bor
home in Kansas City. Mo-. i
visiting Mrs. Winnie Mcmahon
Gov. and Mrs. Stands have been
visiting Mrs. Rell Price this mas,
week.
Mrs. Ola Leathers gave a birth
day party in honor of her daughter
Miss Lucy bell Leathers.
Mr.. Chas. Nelson. ~. MrCb,s
Gates, have returned from B,rm.
lngham Ala, where they have
been attending the Reunion.
Mr.. and MrS. d. Carter and
Mrs. d. /. sultan spent Sunda, in
Memphis.
Mrs. &. X. Smith is spending
the week with relatives in Indinol,
Miss.
The many friends here Of Mrs.
Bob Slaughter will be panied to
learn Of her recent death which
occurred at the home Of her son
Jim, in Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slaughter lived
for number of years in Mt. Zion
community, moving to De Leon.
Texas, a few years ago.
Mrs. Hunter Porter is spend
ing this week in the country with
her sister Mrs. sam Butler. AT
Butler Springs.
Mrs. Bette Ferrell and daughter
Mrs. A. NJ. Mitchell. attended the
Sunday School Institute here at
the Methodist church the past
week and were the guests of Mrs.
A. R. Bogard.
Mrs. H. p. Stephens from near
Abbeville, was the guests Of her
niece. Mrs. Guy Taylor the past
week.
Mrs. q. ". Price and children
returned from Birmingham sun
day. where they had been visiting
relatives for week.
Mrs. Macy Green of North Ok
ford, accompanied her daughter
Mrs. Arthur Crawford to Mem
phis, the past week where she will
spend awhile with her daughters,
and then extend her visit 10 Texas
TO visit another daughter.
Mrs. r. II. MeElroy was the
guest Of Mrs. A. F. Galloway at
Fair View during the past week.
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25

LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN
One muley red heifer, one red
and white steer. Heifer weighs
about 600 lbs, steer about 450;
both marked underbit in each ear.
Reward for information leading
to recovery. billiard Farm 27-2t.
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25

Getny prices ON Singer Machines
cash or credit, before purchasing
elsewhere, j. II. Morris, south
east corner square, phones, office
80. residence As. 20tf
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25

Call on j. II. Morris, for any
Style Singer Machine, he has it.
corner square. Phones,
office $50, residence As. 2otf
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25

FOR SALE Harvey Dawson
three speed motorcycle with side
car. in good condition and extra
new tires included. Apply to
26-4t C.. G. Handy.
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25

Fear not, brother. A bright
smile will never crack your face.
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25

See the style ll5-l rotary Singer
Machine, it's a peach. j. II.
Morris, sells it. Southeast corner
square, phones, office $50, resi-
dence As. 2utf.
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25

REMEMBER You can get the
money for your surplus hog> ANY
time that you bring them in to ne.
| will buy all you bring and pay
highest market price. o. Il.
BOONE, at First National Bank.
oxford, Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25

FOR SALE CHEAP Inter
national Hay Baler. Don't wait
come at once If You want a bar
gain.
2stf. A. Il. CULLEN.
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25

FOR SALE Nine :. c. Brown
Leghorn hens aud one rooster for
$40. Six Barred Rock hens and
one rooster for $500. Apply to
Jack Morgan, Oxford, Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25
FOR SALE-Printing material
and machinery. Write C. w.
Price. Oxford. Miss.

EATING is A PLEASURE
when you have a normal appe.
tite. Loss of appetite indicates
that the stomach needs to be
cleaned and stimulated to healthy
action.
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25

Buy Singer Oil from !. H.
Morris, 1t is the best, guaranteed
not 10 gum. Southeast corner
square. Pones, office $50. resi-
denee Is. 2utf
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25

GREEN BONE MILL Hand or
power, for sale for $500. 1t
is in fine shape and cost twice that
much. Apply to the Eagle Office.
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25

$500 cash and 50 cents per
week pays for Singer Sewing
Machine. See J. ii. Morris for
prices. Southeast croner square,
phones, office 2s0, residence 45. got
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25
FREE COUPON
MORGAN'S GROCERY

This COUPON when properly signed together with twenty
five cents, will entite the holder ONE POUND of our
AUNT MARY'S BLEND COFFEE This is a new blend Of
coffee that receiving week. fresh Roaster
it then freshly ground New Electric Coffee Refner
Coffee put in prior TO shipment loses much its
flavor before it is used The desirable elements in coffee are
the aromatic oils which favor and which acts
smulan The undesirable the Tannc Acid
contained largely in the cha which equipment
NAME
NAME OF COFFEE NOW USED
Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25

NEWSPAPER PLANTS Two
complete plants for sale cheap.
Can make terms To responsible
party. Apply to the Eagle Office.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1916-09-08
New Inter-ISland
Rates Are Opposed
Chamber Airs Grievances Against Com
pany - Speakers Are CauStiC In
Making Complaints NOn-Delivery
Of Freight To Be Investigated

Led by Harold Rice, a half dozen
speakers paid caustic attention to the
lnter-1sland Steam Navigation Com
pany at the Commerce supper last
Tuesday night. The speakers compl-
aints were numerous. They included
the proposed increase in freight rates,
the non-delivery of freight from the
Tuesday Claudine and the failure of
that company to use the Kehei wharf.
Rice opened the floodgates holding
back the wrath of the Maui people
against the company by saying that he
thought the chamber ought to care
fully consider the new freight rates
which the company expect to put in
to effect in a few weeks. He frankly
admitted that his personal interest is
in the cattle freight tariff, although he
declared that he believed that some of
the other proposed rates would be
found on investigation to be just as
unwarranted. He ask for an express
sion of opinion from the chamber.
David Fleming was another speaker
regarding the cattle freight rates. He
hotly declared that the men of east
central Maui were not getting a square
deal from the company. Both speak
ers called attention to the fact that
the present rate to Honolulu is $3.50
per head and that the company in
tends to increase the rate to $500.
They said the rate from Kawaihao
would be put one dollar more, al
though at this port the cattle have to
be taken out to the ships by small
boats, where in Kahului they are load
ed from the wharf.
Joaquin Garcia made a motion that
the question of the increase of freight
rates be taken up by a committee of
five with the public utilities commits
sion. After some further discussion,
during which the non-delivery of
freight from the Tuesday Claudine
was brought up, the motion passed.
Later, though, the question was a.
gain brought before the chamber by
Rice who insisted that the question be
not left entirely to the committee,
which he said would no have time to
act before the public utility commits
sion held it's next meeting. This view
was taken by the majority of those
present and a motion was passed
which declared it to be the sense of
the chamber that it was opposed to
any increase in the freight tariffs.
Rev. J. Charles Villiers then said
that he thought similar action should
be taken regarding the carrying by Of
freight intended for Central Maui by
the Claudine on Tuesday. II. B. Pen
haEow had previously asked the
chamber to consider the subject. This
cause of complaint called forth biting
statements from a number of other
speakers, among whom were William
Walsh.
After more discussion it was decided
to appoint committee of three to see
if the mail schedule could not be alter
ed so the, Claudine can remain long
enough in Kahului on Tuesday to un-
load its freight. This same committee
will also attempt to get the Inter
Island to use the Kehei wharf.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1916-09-08
Filipino Woman
Attempts Suicide

.Despondent because her white af
finity, soldier is now detailed on duty
at the Mexican border and because
the police had warned her to discon-
tinue her relations with Puunene
Camp admirer, Mrs. Alehardro, a
Honolulu Filipino woman attempted
to hang herself from a tree early last
Tuesday morning. The woman was
discovered in time to prevent her from
taking her life. She was arrested on
statutory charge shortly afterward
and fined twenty dollars in the police
court. Her paramour was given
sentence of six months Imprisonment.
The woman was arrested several
weeks ago, but after promising to re-
turn to Honolulu she was released.
She was not seen again by the police
until she attempted to commit suicide.
The woman is the mother of a five
year old boy, the son of the soldier.
The police are in a quandary as to
whatto do with the child while the
woman is serving her sentence.