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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-27
.L|BELS SIS. MATSON|A
FOR $10,5DO DAMAGES
William Green Storage Passen-
ger, Says He Was Assaulted

The Matson Navigation Company =
steamer MatSOnia, Capt. Charles Peter
son, was hbelled for $l0,500 yesterday.
under an admiralty suit filed in the
federal court by William Green of this
city. The papers were served by Mar
shall Smiddy and the vessel released
shortly afterwards on $4,000 bond
furnished by the company, with Edward
d. Tenney and Charles II. Anterior as
sureties. The law firm of Smith, War
rem l. Sutton has been retained to rep
resent the company.
Green claims that he left San Fran
cisco in the MatsOnia on April 10, last,
travelling as a steerage passenger. He
made the trip to Honolulu without in
cident, but after leaving here on the
trip to Hilo, on April 81, he was as,
saulted and battered by steeragc
steward of the vessel, he claims.
The plaintiff claims that the steeragc
steward, whose name is to him un-
known, attacked him without provocO,
ton. The assault was of violent ma,
ture, he says, and he was pushed
against an iron railing aboard the
Matsonia four or five times so that his
breast struck the railing that often.
On account of the treatment he is
alleged to have received at the hands
Of the unknown steward in the steer
age of the Matsonia, William Green
says that he became unconscious, sick
and i'll, and permanently injured and
disabled. For his injuries he asks
/ judgement against the owners of the
vessel for $4,000 damages and $500
for costs, making a total of $lO5OO
Green is an aged man, probably about
sixty years old and seemingly of frai
and weak constitution. George A
Davis and Charles, s. Davis are the at
torneys for Mr.. Green.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-27
Chambers At KohaIa

During March two more cases of
glundcrs have occurred in the Kohalu
district. They were reported by the
local veterinarian, DR.. Rowat, and con
fined by Dr. Elliot Both were dcs-
troyrd and the premises disinfected.
In case any more outbreaks should 0c-
eur thorough investigation will be
recommended with the rounding up of
all horse stock in the district, and the
mullein testing of all exposed and sus
piciUus animals.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-27
ku Sugar Company, and letters from a
number of other persons.
Homesteaders Are stockholders

ku Sugar Company, and letters from
number of other persons.
Homesteaders Are stockholders
A petition signed by about sixty
honest eaders and others of the Kuiaha
section, opposed the granting of new
license to the Kaupakalua Wine and
Liquor Company for it's Wholesale store
at Pauwela, while a petition of about
the same length was for it. F. @.
Krauss appeared in person and spoke
strongly against issuance, r. A. Wads
worth, representing the company, urged
the granting of the license on the
grounds that without the Pauwela store
as an outlet for the winery, that insti'
tuition must be forced out of business,
aud that such an event would be II
heavy blow to some two or three hund
red Portuguese small farmers of the
Kaupakalua district who own stock in
the wine company, and depend upon it
for the utilization of their grape crop,
their chief means of livelihood.
In Waikiki, A. POmbo, proprietor of
the Aloha saloon on Market street,
narrowly missed losing his license
when a motion to refuse his applica'
ton and grant that of Antoine Garcia
was voted upon. d. H. Case and C. d
Lufkin supported the motion, while D
g. Lindsay and w. F. Kaae opposed
The deciding vote by Chairman r. B
Lyons was against the motion.
The Grand Hotel Company was au
thorized to open bar in temporary
quarters pending the completion of it,
hotel building.
l.. r. Mathews, of the Alexande,
House Settlement, made verbal pro
test against granting any liquor ii
censes in the town of Waikiki. NJ
protests were made against granting
any of the applications except thos
already noted.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-27
SURE J.
FOR MAUI U RACES

Angus McPhee, the Maui racing mag,
nate, writes that he and Frank ii.
L"cey, have completed arrangements
with the Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company for. an excursion steamer TO
leave Honolulu on the night of Mon.
day, July 8, reaching here on the home,
ward trip on Wednesday morning, in
plenty of time for business. -
A guarantee of $500 for the steamer
has heen forwarded to the company.
McPhee says that he and Loeey have
arranged good card of races and hRt
all who make the trip win surely get
their moneys worth.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-27
A New Industry

There is a good market for Kukui oil
on the mainland since the war. 1t en-,
tcrs the market under the trade name
Of wood oil and COMES mostly from In
diu and southern China, A Kona Jap
unese is going to undertake the manu-,
facture of Kukui oil on a commercial
scale, according to A. T. Longley of the
marketing division.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-27
HAWAIIAN sAILORtOST
VHENBOAT OVERTURNS

A Hawaiian sailor named Pa Kaeo
was drowned at Kealia, Kauai, Tues
day, and about ton Of railroad fish
plates being taken ashore was lost
v hen boat of the Inter-Island steam
mer Wailele capsiEed. The Wailele ar
rived here Saturday morning with the
report of the accident.
Joseph E. Sheedy, Inter Island gen
eral superintendent, said that the re-
port made to him was that the oar-lock
of the steering oar broke, casting the
steersman overheard. The boat swung
broadside to the sea and was capsized.
All the men were thrown out.
Except for KaeO, the boatmen clamb-
cred on top of the overturned boat
but he tried to make shore. There was
heavy sea running and he went down
within fifteen or twenty feet of the
boat. Another men went to his assist
ance but did not reach him in time
and, although he diVed repeatedly
could not find the body. There in al
undertow at Kealia, which probably
carried the body out to sea-
KaeO was q resident of Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-27
SnIomOn'S Porch

The horrid thorny vine (Caesalpinia
bonduc) or solomon Porch, was GIT
ing a strong foothoId in upper Makiki
valley, but Forester laughs got his m"n
out and eradicnted it. This alleged
ornamental has taken square miles of
the makai fattcning lands on all the
Islands. 1t is a worse pest than the
Chinese cucumber
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-27
County Fair Coming

Remember the Maui County Fair to
be held at Waikiki and Kahului the
first week in September. The board
of agriculture and forestry is behind it,
along with the citizens of Maui and
everyone who is interested in things
agricultural should plan to be there.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-27
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES

LAXATIVE BRoMo oUININE re-
moves the cause. Used the world over
to cure a cold in one day, The sigma
ture Of Z. W. GROVE is on each box.
Manufactured by the PARIS MEDI-
CINR CO., ST. Louis U. S. A.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-27
FIy Parasites Modified

The Territorial eutomologist is libcr
ating fly parasites at the rate of 10000
IA month. Horufes, stable md house
flies should begin to get beautifully
less pretty soon at the rate this work
is going on.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-27
Wholesale Only,
June %, 1916.

u
citizens Of the Territory produce
Division sold the Obsnabe
marketing charge of Ave cent Uad 1t gh desirable that
and about when will be ready to ship lae shipping mark of the
is 1881
Waikiki Maunaea Telephone 1870 Wireless ad
dressT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-09
@rnuSsis.ntbnmS ilsberrasnnaen
Gintinnati. s. Suni.

= IN II i n II, o. .JuHl.
goipin 9. Gunner an Wiarp 3
9aparre, sbsiI Don 2ots IL unb 1a
in gbram gsIls 3. llnierabibeilune
in grmminspile, $2400.
4nna Rptting baus OIL 9drrp Rot
ttnsbdus, sbsiI pom Got / in Smitf
gIaion's RadIaB an Der Montgomsrf
Roab, 81.
Die u. 8. Sus3 printins Go. an
bic Sshbeimer 9ros Co., 81 Sabre
pa9t auf sbsil bes 8. Sipdes i'm
pusb Gebdubs, mOnaili6e Wietbs
500.
anna ap6 on Clemens u. atiien,
5 Sabre pa6t, pom !. Mdr5 1917
an, auf ben 2ubsnraum betanHt als
1176 Surriion 9lDenus, moudtli9.
Nsistbe $42.5O.
Sobn .. gaisno an Sames 3.
9onssan. 80 bsi 235 SUB an Der
Weitisits Der Sailsp 9lbsnue. (Steusr
$3.50; 81.
6. gmilp emit9 an Ssnrb Bed.
man. 6 Sabre paht bonn /. SnIl
1916 an, auf Got "a In 5ligb Moors's
llntsrabtbeiIuns an Der Woore Sira'
Be, monailits Wlisibe $14.
GbDarb $. Woormann an &atbrpn
%. prout, Got Sc In Der Meme 2anb
uHb 8lbg. Min. nnterabib,iluns,
(Steuer 500; 81.
ainie Sopmarn II. @nb. an gllma
soIfboff, Elm ungetbeiltss ! Sntersiie
in Sbeil pon Got 10 in 5bomas
Mc8e6in's llntsrabibsiluns an ner
SbilIito Strube, (Stsusr 81; s..
5ofepb s. 9bism an 9tmsIia gfpd,
25 BEL 140 SUB an Der Dsitisite >bsr
5oparo gpenue, 3o0jGuf, iiibli91 Der
Spring aapn 2lbmue, (Sieuer
$D; 81.
Sofepb s. 56iem an Sobn iinb gls
iie Meirlfsn, 25 bel 140 SUB an Der
@stfeite Der Soporb glpenus, 275
Sub fiibli6 Der Spring 2aipn glDes
nue., (Steusr $1); 81.
Nora 9linbmeier an 6entD Climb
meier II. anb., 25 Bel 114.50 Sui, an
Der norbpeitlidsn Ode Der Sprina
Grppe Mpsnue unb Wab Mntbonp
etrabs (Stsusr 81; 81
-" - -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-09

Do. an SObn q. Scubbsr, 5000.
Sobn 20. srpppsr on Wt. aoams
9lo1. Co., $4,000.
CT. pouls CATHEDRAL on Central Z.
II. G. D. Co.. $4,000.
Donate 9ieunsoio en- Jrant o.
ainueb, 1920.
Soiepb 9. Iibols on Souibern
Sbio g. II. 7. Co., $500.
2lnnn G. gsnnr an guiineb Wsns
%. u. II. g. 60, 5000.
Gbas. Z. gpnbam an Urdni Sos
der ST., $1,000.
SOfspbiu. Scaanb an eagle 8Ibg.
Co.. $3.50.
China r. RcGlurs an SouiberH
0bio g. II. 2. Co., $1,000. =
iSranees Siblsr an propibsnt Saps
inss 3. II. Z. Co., S1400.
Nm. u. goeiifer an Union Gaps
ines 8. II. Z. Co., $500.
5bomds 8. Wurpbb an Central
gornoob 9. II. 8. a., $40O.
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Grnnoeiseuilum .Sppoi6ef
Rsusinattraatn.

ecu e1H H9 eIrG Q II.
emma geritnsr an Jumilp 9. u
Ro. /, $2750.
ebtparo 5. giespartb an p.arl
/, Warlsi 9an., $500.
granbiior embrp an Sruiberr
Shio &. II. z. Co.. $500.
ebitb Wlssis an Jinanes 6. II. g
60, $500.
eIiforb 3. Risbaus an aibsraI 8.
II. .. 60, 5000.
Marp u. SOnes an linance 6. IL.
9. Co.. $1,000.
alber! y. 5ra5ier an ct. gernart
progrefipe y. II. 6. u. 60, $3.50
Soon Qunricrs an eagle Q. ". 6.
H.. $4,000.
giurp 2sppsrt an GrcslsHt g. u,
3. VI. Co.. $500.
Rate g. Rogtrs an Wagsis g. Ger
Ois, 5000.
Charles glinomeier an WeIt Gins
cimati y. II. 6. Co., $500.
esnora 6. aopp on GnisrpriI. 9.
II. &. u. Gp., s450o.
ylelIis Spuie Gn bo., $1,000.
DilIiam q. 5reitas an bic o. q,
peisrs Realip Co., $500.
annn 6. Stbnm on 9iils O. u.
9. Co.. $1,000.
9Ouis 8. Surpis on goF Malnni
Oils .. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Charles RoIts al DeIt 0ortpoob g.
Il. 6. Co., $3.50.
aatherins Wabs an gbarIss 2ep.
pert, 800.
aaSar Rsumann an Brighton Ser.
man @ant co. $500.
16omds g.. Wlurpbp an HorpDot
9itiu 3. II. 9. Co., $500.
auguit WlueIler an SiasbaIe 6. II.
3. Co., $3.50.
@eorss 6. Beng an goIsrain 9. II.
6. Co., $1,000.
Marp 6. Made an s5rthsrif u.
9im, $123.
Stella e. emitb an Q0rman Gel.
bp, $500.
WiIiam Gunberbaus on College
.SiG 8. II. 9. Co., $3250.
gli5abetb u. 6untington an I6elen
.. Ghatfislb, $500.
Sarrp Gidman an On. Warnsr.
$1,000.
GetiIsts 6ppotbeten.
emma 2. GerItner an Gamilp %.
U. so. l, $2750.
Mprris StplIsr an Gam. auler,
$4O0.
5rani 6. Mapbe. an Cottage 9. u.
9. Co., $4,000.
Stnrp O. GbaIfant an Bernard
Stcdslmanr, $500.
Wm. 8. Wiuis on George .. Oar
per, $1,000.
eussnis Riearb on emma Rusdsrt,
1886.
Maraaret R. TaiIea on gartbdg,
9. u. 9. o.. $500.
DO. an Wilbreb u. Ridols, 1886.
Do. an Chen y. Sbspman, $500.
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.
RewDDrter gaIa It 3 q us
ten. gpie aus Der ntueiten ftdotii6en
SteusrIiIte bsrporeebi, III bas n.ue
@ebdube Der equitable aiiuranes Sos
tistp, so. 100 9roobpan. Der ioFiIpis=
ligfie glsp Dorter 0sifdfispaIait,
rsnn In Der 2ifie figurirt er nit eis,
mem Wertbe pon sfpdn5ig WilIionen
Dollars. Die ndfitibeueren 8autsn
Iinb bic gabnbSie Der Rep Dorf Gems
trdI unb Der qenniplDanid. bon Dee
nen Der eritsre bsb6rbIih init $751;
950, coo, Der onbsre nit Sic, ,265. .0c0
beipertbi III. Gs folgsn: bds 1ebdus
be Der metropolitan aifs Sniuranee
60. NIT einem Msrib bon $12, ,500,s
600, bas 6ubion 1erminal Gtbdus
be nit $l2,200,oo0. bas WaIborf
2litoria Sotel nit S12,050,000 unb
bag Wooliportb 9ebdube nit $9.s
10000. 2lnbsre ioitipislise 8auten
iinb: bas 6oiel Wcsllpin $9.450, 900,
Spisl gilimore $500, 1000, 6oisl
plasa S8.0oO,o0o, Gins.r gebdube
81, ,O00, 600. 5iinfts aesnus Gsbdus
be S6,soo,000, gitp SnpeFtins . Gss
b6ube S6,625, 600, Whitsbaa Otbiube
Sc. 100000, ippis bi. Der Raiional
Gitp 8ont $5.500.000. Der Gffeiiens
b0rfe $5,300.000 uub Der 8roab
Sireet g0rie $5,195, 600.
-auf iaw.uns bes pbb
llippinens 5anbefs. Seh;ebn
Sabre iinb DtrfloHsn, f,iibsm Der
pbiIippinsn ardipel. na6 bem ariss
&c NIT Spanien, in ben 9sfs Der Der.
Siaatsn ibsrsanesn lit, unb bai bi.
Snisleruppe in Der 3eit bsreits fiir
201 Win. Dollars amsriianifhe grs
,susniifs asIisfsri erbaltsn. Die 9luss
fubr but Iid i'm Sabre DOn d Biz auf
% Mil. urb bic Giniubr Don bafer
BON 5 nuf ebenfdIIs ettpa 25 Wia.
Dollars pro Sabr gsfisigert. Sn ben
lebtsn ftd5ehn Sabren finb mauren
i'm Wertk BON 218 Wia. Dollars
DON bakr ti,r sur ginfubr gelansi,
gegen fir 121 Win. Dollars In ber
Der ginnerion poransssangenen fe4s
ssbnjibrissn peripoe. Der auBeHs
bonbsl Der gbiIippinen bat Ft pom
S34. 100000 |. s. 1899 auf hunbsrt
Miaiunsn i'm Iebtsn Sabre srb5bt.
tJsseniprdiig biettn bic SnTsIn unfss
zen srSBisn eluslunbmarit fir Baum.
.tuolliioffs. uHb iinb i'm Isbisn Sabre
112 Tlil. Yorb borthin sur 4usfubr
asfdnst, etgen nur q Mill. Darb nd9
China, ipeldss 2anb in friibtr.n 3eis
ten fit omerifanif9e 8uunflpolItil9sr
Die beiis abfabselsstnbsii cffsrtrts.
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aud Gerbarb fia seirsissrt on Glste
5u f4reiben, unb Der Wiutter ftreng
unteriast, einen riGhnunssperiu9
au MAIDEN, 10 tonnte iis iebr ippbl oon
Der 3eit einen llmIdDun9 bes trciiz
!oien 3uitanbes srfporien. Sbre Soffs
nuna tsrubte auf GIsts, bie lie serehs
ter unb ipabrer beurteilie ols gu Der
3eit, in lpelder bieielts nod nit ibr
unter einem Oafe seIsbt. Sic MGR
bon Der aisbe Der iunsen 5rau su Get
baro iiber5eust, es Bate llr nidi ents
geben tonnen, bab bas gauge Sinnen
uno 0enten oerielben oarauf seri9tct
geirelen. iein Qeben su siAem angenebs
men gu seitalten, iiberaa unb Su ieeer
3eit bate lie cine heine Qufmeriioms
teit fir ibn in 9ereitIbaft eebdbt.
llnb audi Der grief, ben lie na9 ibter
@ntfernuns seibrieben, aimeie einsn
srenssnloien Sdmer3, Oab es 70 scs
tOntmen mar. Die sioen Eaiten fir
eiuaHber sepaBt, pie tein anberss
puar. unb nun iollten lie aug einanoer
seben fir INNER, burd i5re S6ulo.
IS burits niht iein.
Gs Ourfts ni9t iein. 2tter tpis
tpolIte lie es oenn nod binoern, ipie bas
rOaenbe Rao Suriifbalien9 Sic biitte
auf ben Sobn. 0a itanb er nit iiber
chamber ssidlaeenen 9lymen, fiuiisr
Dor ii6 nisberblidenb. Isle Osrdnbsct
er uusiab - lpie ssuItertl Gr lit
fur9thar, aber an eine SinnesDerars
berung ieinsrisits ourits lie nitt ben,
Ten, er ipiirse eber 5u 9runbe aebah
ais bon bem, mas er ii4 porgenoms
men, 9lbitanb nebmen.
S6peisen berridbte in bem Roume
Ianss, Ianae 3sit. glan bOrts MIR
ben psnbeli9Ids Der llbr unb Die
2ltem3iiae Der beiben Wenihen, bic
pereebens nat einsm 2lasnes iufter.
ga, oub @srbaro futte mad einslH
foIten, dbsr es CAB .enen. ,Jn .eis
nem Gubern 9lugenblit mar er 10 ie6r
BON Der 8rDbe ieiner qiebe iiber3slgt
geipeIen aIs in BEN, in lpeldem er e.s
tsnnen mubte, bab iis ibm perIoren
mar. Die Mutier fab ibn froitelrb
Suiammenidpduern, uno nit iborfem
Bid i9aute iie auf ben 9runb ieines
Sg5ens sr fiirdtste Elm Sebsn
pbns lie.
Serb. bss Msniten 3orn tbut
nidt, ipus Dor Soft rsht III, bnb enb.
lib bic ulie 5rau nit bebenoer Stimn,e
an, ,uno Der 3orn it's, Der 9elpalt
iiber Did ssponnen uno DID 10 bans
beln Idbt. ylun it's osnug. nod elns
mol ipdrne i6 Did. IS III ni6t nur
9sin Slid, bas 9u pie Elm teaer,
leiftiinnissr 8i4i nit 5iiben treten
pilit, ionoern aud oas bes ihleht
beratenen ainbes, Dos gu uns gehort,
unb bas Slid Tejner Wloebsr.
Serb, i'd srtros's Bitt, tpenn bas 10
nit Dir unb ibr alsgebt unb i'd ipl's
mir ale 5age pDrbaIisn, bab i9 niht
gum ipeniSIien Stulo an bem Gnbs
hin. 9u bats pog Dem 2lltur gelobt,
bab Du lie f6iiten UNI bo9boIisn
pilit. 9u biit I'm piele Sabre otter
unb Osriidnbiger, 0eine pfliht ITS
DOrt su bdlten, nag 9u peripro1en.
I'd, ertenn' did ni1t ipieoer. gBo 1T
Define Rubs unb 0ein 9eritano, osr
Did 70 pislemal. bus Redte iinbsn
lisb?"
.Sie bat bsibes uttsenommen, WOss
Mr," tam es bump pon ieinsn 9tppsn,
inbsm er ii6 nit Der 9anb iiber bic
Stiru fubr.
(Jortietung foIgt)
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Cots S, Z, 6. 5, 4, 3, 9 unb in Der.
fsIbsn 2tOeition, (Sisusr 500; 81.
Wilblnliua 0itsriamp on Senrr
8. j. Weimun, 10 Sabre gloht BON
Suni 1916 an, auf Got 26 in Sobn
6aber's llnisrabtheilung in GbspiOt.
lpGhentli6e Wietbz So nit Gniaufs
pripilsaium fir $1,000.
9snrn 6. !. psimon an @ilbel.
nina Gol.srtdmp, basfslbe Gisens
tbum. 81.
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pie gaafffen.

@rst: sd mub es Sbnen lsiber fa@
gen, liebe 5rau, Der 5adrfhDunb S6z
rer &leinen III bur9 8u3ilIen ber6eis
gefiibrt tpproeH."
Uluttsr: vSebsn sc, 9err DDttor.
bet babe il mir jtbahi, Deridisoens
ba5s Id i9on ssfaBosn.1
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Sophld 0lliloTntler II. AnD. a..
gbarlss @linomeier. 80 6si 80 i5uf
an Der nor6ipeItIittn Gde Der gidsI
uno SnOrr 2lptnus, (Steutr $2); 81.
Wiatsilba Sdimmslpiennie ar
2sOnord Is aopp. $3.50 2lder 2anb in
Ssition 9 in Spriugfislb Solonibip
S1.00.
gDiliam $. penbsrn an 2eOncro
6. Stopp, 5beil bon Got in aleron-
Der Ytnbgp's llnterabtbsilung in
SprinaiieIo 3opnIbip. (Stsusr
500; 81.
glmeIia 9. gtreus an 2eonpra
appp, 80 bei 1913 Sub an Der Siib.
ieiis Der GbaIe strabe, 100 5uf
ipeitli9 Der Jsrgns Strnbs, fernsr,
10 SUP an bsr Siibisite Der Gbaic
Strabe. 337 Sub oitlid Der Gang.
lamb SiraBs in gumminspils,
(Steler $3.50; 81.
,Soispb 2. giihols an Carrie
Sfott, 80 bsi $50 SUB an Der Siib:
Isiie Der Observatory aoenus, biIoenO
Got % in Hrant 8. Sinners Inter
obttsilung, (Sieusr $3.50; 81.
Gilbert ". Sie6ern all 5rib,rid ).
2r6ber, 5heil BON Got go. 6 BON
Sobn @gnsiD's Ra6laH in Seiiion %
in Columbia 5opnibip IN g.lsnTant
Ribee. (Sisusr $3); 81.
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20

and smoke stacks blown down and the roofs of a number of barns and outhouses lifted and carried away. It was very disagreeable on the streets and several accidents were narrowly ayerted by drivers of machines on ac- count of not being able 10 see for the dust that was flying. The Big Hunt banner across the depot plaza had 10 be taken down to save, it from being torn to shreds.
 YOUNG LADY DIES.
 Bertha Belle Lamb. the fourteen year old daughter of Mrs. William q. Lamb, died last evening at the home of William Hunter at Warren. She was a member of the Lowell school and was quite favOrite among her classmates She has been suffering for the past few months from rheuma- tisn, that effected her heart and caused her death. The funeral servie- es will be held Sunday afternoon al p M from the Lamb Residence in Warren
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
INDICTED ON FRAUD CHARGE.

Dave Calisher, who formerly con ducted the Model clothing store in Douglas, has been indicted by the federal grand jury at Tucson and re leased on 5000 bail, on a charge of fraudulent use of the mails. It is alleged by federal officers who made the arrest that Calisher used the mails for making fraudulent reports to commercial agencies. 100 firms hay ing been victimized by this transac- ton to the aggregate amount of s15,- coo, most of which are held in Doug als. Calisher has been stopping at the International hotel. where he is said to have received merchandise he ob- tained by fraudulent methods and then dispose of it.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
KNIGHTS FROM DOUGLAS.

About twenty five members of the Douglas Lodge of the Knights of Pythias were the guests of the Bis bee lodge on Thursday night. State Representative John Newbury was present with the Douglas members. The Douglas members exemplifed the work in the third degree for the local lodge. After the ndge work was completed the Douglas members were banqueted by the local lodge. An enjoyable time was had. The Douglas contingent came up in a truck and re- turned home shortly after midnight.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
THE WEATHER.

The thermometer yesterday register ed 73 degrees as the high mark and 5S as the lowest. There was no instru- ment in Bisbee that could measure the velocity of the wind, as it would not blow long enough in one direc- ton to be measured. The speed cops of the city tried their best to see if it was exceeding the speed limit but the stop watches refused to work as there was too much dust flying.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
HAS RETURNED HOME.

George l.. Tener. of Pittsburg, the steel magnate, and who has interests in the Calumet & Arizona and United Verde Extension Mining companies who has been in the city for several days, has returned to his home in the east. He was the guest, while here, of Capt. John Greenway and with him visited the property of the New Cornelia Copper company at Ajo. He was accompanied on his way back by Archibald Douglas. of New York. who has been in Arizona for the past three weeks on mining business.