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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-06-20
REMOVE FACE BLEMIsHEs

Pimples, Blackheads. Acne, letter,
Ring Worm and that dreaded Eczema
can be permanently removed from
your face and body by DR., Hobson's
Eczema Ointment. 1t is no longer
necessary to go around with an un-
slightly complexion and suffer the pain
and annoyance that goes with I'M
slightly ailments. DR.. Hobson's Ecze-
ma Ointment is a time tried, guaran-
teed remedy, good for infants, adults
and aged who suffer with skin all
ments. Buy a box today, start using
at once. Money back if not satisfied.
soc at your druggist. -advt.4
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-06-20
How's TH1s7

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any Ease of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known f
j. Cheney for the last IS years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. TIES.
timonials sent free. Price rs cents pei
bottle. Solid by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton. -advt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-06-20
Wnnemucca Is Years Ago Today
From The Daily Silver State

The Jail birds, under the management Of Col. Rose, have done
a good job of cleaning up the streets and aleyways of Winnemucca
and hauling the rubbish out of town.
A Nevada politician, repairing his political fences previous to
the coming election, reports the following conversation with a Win
nemucca lady:
Madam, are you a sunragette?'
mo, sir; l haven't time to be"
Haven't time? Well, if you had the privilege OF voting, whom
would you support?'
"The san man 1 have supported for the past ten years-my
husband"
"A jury was secured yesterday in the case of the Indian Witch
Killers, and the taking of evidence began The case will probably
go to the jury this afternoon.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-06-20

wINNEMUCCA LODGE NO. A
10, y. q A. M.-Stated com W
m~unications win be held at w
their hall in the Silver State
block until further notice at 1880 p.
m. ON the First Friday evening Of
each month. All Master Masons In
good standing are cordially invited
to attend. c. p. HOSKINS, W. N
CHRIS WOLF, Sec ".
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-06-20
FRATERNAL ORDERS

HUMBOLDT LODGE No. 16 xazs.
/. o. o. F.-Meetings every ~
Wednesday evening at
Winnsva hall. Visiting brothers in
good standing always welcome.
GERHARD THOLEN, N. @.
GEORGE VAN vOLKENBURG, Sec'y
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-02

Dung meilt in nihts an6erem bcitett,
als elmer auf bic lonsen 30pfe sez
oriidten 5il5tappe, uno Die es eez
w6bnt iinb. ltunoenlang bur9 Die
@impfe gu pateu unb lie on tieferen
5teuen out ben blanten !Riidel1 ihrer
i6nuroen Biffel gu bArGrsitsn.
Weisbau unb Buffel3u@t Iino Tire
stnatse Gatisfeit uno ibre engage GET
ltige getdtlgus9 ein erftaunli1es
Srientierungsberm5gen lelb1t I'M
ndd)tli@en gumpfe. sluf pelsntii@
hDberer 9tufe itelen Die eigentlid3sn
Bauern res 9unbes, Die in biele feline
@tamme oerfalen, oeren jeOer elm be=
lonberes 9prf BON Wobrbiitten ooer
9ebmbaulern belpobnt. Nsber ipldem
ragt Elm urfDrmtger Gurm emppr,
auf beiIen Ylattfprm tets ein Maa=
ter na@ bero~n5iehenpen Jeinpen aus
ipabt unb binter oeNen aebmmouern
It9 Die Manner our 8erteibisung su-
riidsieben, ndhrenb Die Srauen uno
J ainDer na9 urultem Sertommen
Itumm uno unbeiditigt Sen admpFsn
aui4ouen t0nnen. 0ie gel2enItiiden
umriIe Der @ohttiirme auf ber ME-
orlseu flimmernoen 9pri5ontlinis
Tinb elm %auffauenbes element, in Der
babDlonliGen 2anbi@aft.
9ie in 9tabt unO Dorf ongei;e0el=
ten 8epobner oes Srafs iinb g@ii=
ten, mabrenb oie Mtear3abl Der aro=
bii9en 8eollinen iid gum i@unniti<
l6en Ssldm bsfent,t. 9as beuiigs
MirtI9aftsleben oes 2anbes berltbt
in Der @ouptiade ouf Dem msilt
oafenbaften Nderz llnD @nrtenball
auf benz Sur9gangsbanbel uno aui
Dem fdiitif9en Nilserpertebr nadj
ben beiligen Grabftatten &erbela UNI
Neoi9ef.
@eroen feline alten Suburban
oereien pieber ertpedt. 1@lieBt RE
fdneu iih berldngernbe 8agoapbabn
I oas 2anb on Oas Neb bes Melther=
tebrs an, 10 fann Sraf, bas 2ano bes
Werfaus bon beutc, piellei9t liberia
fdenO i9neu Der 5dauplab elmer &c.
lpillea 3utunft peroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-02
Grnpp, Scr 3ioe,ttter.

9as @@mieoe9anomert Mrs in
Meontene9ro bauptiddlt9 ppn s3iseuz
<nern betrieben. Der Mpnteneoriuer
lelbit TT 81 itolS az bieier Mrbeit, fpie
gu jeoer giienarbeit %iiberbaupt. sSn=
t'olsepeHen iinb Die 3iseuner beim
neutrality-suspicious. 8olte au@ lebr perz
abtet. @s be5tebt Der @loube,
@aloiier= unb 99miebebonopert leiz
en- nnebrli9e Generic. @o bielten lie
oenn Nu9 nod in Sen aat5iser
Sabren bes pprigen S~abrbunberts
&rupp fir einen 3iseunsr, neil ct
&anpnen sob. PrpfeiIor 9r. @9mars
er3d4lt boriiber in Isinem 8lbe iiber
Mpntenegro cine hiibi@s @e19ibte.
Qls inn eilmal ein iunser montene=
grinil9er Sffi5ier Die Mrmat oes
2anpes tlaste, meinte Sdpars, er,
Der Sffisier, tonnte oislem llebsIltan.
be lei6t abbelfen, inbem er Die Sod
ter hes &anpllent0nies &rupp in 81.
len beirate. nMiAt um eine Milion
heitrate id cine 3tseunertodter". entz
gesxete entieBt Der Sffisier. 8olb
pirb nun Die hide 8erto". Sic ehte
3iaeunerto6ter, audi Die montenegro
niiden 0ffi5iere BON ibrem @erts
u%berseuaen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-02

Dim IL. September 1915 sesen 9
l1br oprmittass itieB Ser pionier
Nan! griiaer ous 9ebnin, bon bet 2.
Rompognie pionier : &esiments Mr.
81, Der als SpiBenorbetter in ei1lemi
M~inenftplen in elmer Gntfcrnlng poa
IS Meter BON eigenen Graben arnetz
tete, allf einen 9eblraum bon etna
einen Subifmeter @r0be, ben rer
5einh nit Sanb1dden gegen aladJ1tiir=
osnbes grorei9 ~aussefiiQt bette.
Ser l1nteroffi5ier Mubolf 8erener
aus Sreitenbad, DON oerielben &omz
paglie, unb ariser madten lid ioz
fort baran, bie Sanbfdde %ipesaurallz
men nnb oransen fnlieblt9 burd)
ZEN @oblraum gu Ser Defe zines
feinblid)en Minenltpnens prr. 0a
nit Siderbeit feinfli9e Minisrse-
rdlliG)e in unmittelbarer Mdbe feEtses
felt mnroen, tpurbe in Der Grlrdz
guna, bab Der Seinb oie Mrbe:ten
Der Pioniere ebenfals be,nertl baten
anb ioforttse @eaenmabnabmea trefe
fen fDnnte, cine Gueti9mine aut Ser
Deds bes fetnOliden Gtoaens ausez
leat, bic ben Minengallg bes Jsinoes
an Der betreffennen @telle oegen A
llbr nadmittass rpllFanoia seritDrte.
I'm Die fir sic 5prensung nytiz
GEN Mrbeitsn aus5ufiibren, barrten
Die beiben Sapfcren III IiebenItiino,aer
Observation-Disclosures Mrbeit in $40
Meter 9iefe unter Ser @rbc III nadb<
tier Ra6e hes e%rtounten feinbliden
Minsnsapges aug, ieoen Wusenhlid
~gepartig, ourA cine Queti6mine ooer
Gprenslrns bes Jeinoes ibre pfliht=
ireue nit Dem Spbe pelieseln gu mill
len. Na4 ierer aesliidten belbsnmii=
tisen Sat muBten iie ii9 lpeeel pollz
itanbiaer gria0pfuna IN aratlthe 8ez
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-02
eciatica's ited)enoem sdmerse,.

I'm Die MerpenidmerSen bon @iifter<
rbeumatisnlls 5u tDoten. fonVen Sic
Itch inmncr aalf Slpan's Eminent pers
Iaiien. IS brinst biz gum Sis Der
SdmcrSen burd) unb briagt @rleid)tez
rlln9, lpbalb es un9elpal,bt miro. Gin
grpbcr Comfort nit Slpan's lit ebenz
falls, BOB es ridt eingeriebell Gil lperz
Nen braldlt. Slpan's Ointment lit une
be5ablbor fir Se5lpingung BON NAlss
feln@ pber ACKNOWLEDGMENT irgenb nell
cher Mrt. @erillbt cs iofort, luenu sic
OH Meumatismlls, 2umbago, meben
.t&als, grultldmer5en, @errenfunaen.
Gllctldnngeu leiben. Gs lit porsiieIid)
fir Meuralgia unb 9opfpcb. Csc bel
allen gpptbeferu. (Ins.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-02
@iicrue 3%surtioncu.

Asas Die ueilsrne Yort;on" bes
9oloaien be5eimnst, 1T lpo5l ollbez
tasilit. Sic 8s5eiAnung enttamlnt
Der dlteren &e9is1pra6e, in Der oas
Wort uIs u%beitdnoie" uno uunabl0sz
bar" oft ongefiibrt ntrp. Man
Ipri9t ba bon eil1eln neifsrnen 8api=
tal", pelcDes ueber bonn 5g9uloner
obsstrugen nod bonn G'laubiesr se=
tiillDist preoeu fann, 1onpern fir
elDise Soften 5Insli0 angelegt blsibt.
gbenio BON ueiiernem Snpentar" IL.
|. IN. So Darf au9 bic yeilerns
Norton" pes 5plboten ni9t araez
griffen merben, es lei benin, naB Sc
fell Sasl erteflt iptto. Sm Sabre
1870 ge6rau6te einmol eli, piBiser
@ploet Die 8e5ei9nuna in elmer ou=
beren, fdler5baften Weiie. .gor Mes
plabte Elm fran5Diii9er Granotengrub
mltter1 ur1ter Die aodt0pfe Der Dor
poften. Die ManmIhaft fob olss
einaaber unb fprang in Die 2aufgrd=
ben. Sur Elm Mofure aug SFpreu=
Ben plieb gemiitli4 Bel ieinem gfIen
lissn. DIS Die @rouate sepIaBt unb
wieoer @tille einsetretsn NOR, febrte
er Ii9 se!alfen UNI uno REF lit Iher-
0enbem Some feinen &ameraben in
feinem mafurii@en Yeutid au: nMn=
eetretten gum Gmpfallg BON ei1erns
Bortione!" Inter beiterftsm @eld9.
ier tebrten Die anperen surld.
gIaubia, ste 16 Sabre
nlte Sodter pon MnOrep 8ulltab, Ell
mem GARNER aus Sou @alle, Wis,
lDel9e Dor einigen Sagen nit 2lopb
MoB burdsebrannt lpar u1o iih nit
oisiem in &eb Ming, Minn.,
Bette tral,en lanen, befinoet ;1 tpte=
Der Daheim, pdbrenb ibr junser @atte
i'm Gefdngnis gu Reo Wins fikt.
Ser Maum bate bos Nlter leiner
| Braltt Dor oem Seiratsbsomtsn ais
16 Sobre a~,1geseben, ND lie bod erit
tnapp 16 Sabre alt 1T, uno 10 puroe
Die Seirat einfa9 als %unsiiltig err
tlart. @iner Der Sralsellgen tpar Der
Noli5ei6ef bes Srtes, Der niAt speaig
iiberrai4t par. als mon i'm telez
phpniid bon Der ilegulen @eirat in
&enntnis ieste, unb nm feline Stterz
hertipn Bot.
Y tn lnnger Se9rer Do n
Der &aufunger}aule i'm 5tabtteil
8odenbsim bel Srantfurt ltebt felt
Monsfen auf Dem peitliden ariess=
i9auplaB, fanb aber h;erbei nod 3eit
uno Milbe, 1i9 fit Die Mitte! id)ul=
l%ebrerpriifung borsubereiten. Sur
Wblesung Der Vrifuns erbielt ct tiirsz
ltd einen mebrtdsisen llrlaub mad
&a1el. Sier beitano ct Die Yru;une
filr @nglif6 lno Gran501fd nit ner
Mpte nGut". Says barauf belltd,t e
er feline Sronffurter~ 5relnbe, rnb
rsifte earauf piebar IN Die syrpnt ab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-02
lanoluns bcsebea.

lanoluns bcsebea.
Sn Mnerfenntng Der bstpieiensn
llnerI6rpdenbsit unb SpDespero9.
tung plrbe Der llnter6fTisier geraner
gum &i3efelpmebel b%ef0roert unb Der
Yicnier &riiser oura bic @s,lei9Gue
neg Gilernen &reuse5 aHsee5eiAnets.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-15
REFER AUTO DAMAGES !.
TO ATTORNEY GENERAL

Can a territorial commission be
held to pay the damages to an auto
mobile rented from an outside party
but smashed in a turnover while be-
ing driven by one of the commission
inspectors?
This is the question which is just
now bothering the board of harbor
commissioners, and which has been
sent up to the attorney general for an
answer. The attorney says 1t all de.
ponds upon what contract was made
when the machine was taken and upon
that point he is trying to get informa-
ion
The bill Of 1871 has been presented
20 the board by a Kauai garage man
for damages to his machine several
weeks ago when r. H. Lowrie, Kauai
inspector, took a spill on the road
from Waimea to NawiIiwili while
lodging off the road from another au-
tomobile which he met at sharp turn
and which was said to be on the
wrong side of the road. Lowrie saved
spelling both machines by taking the
ditch. The attorney will probably re-
port to the board at its meeting next
Wednesday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-15
MODELS HISPART
AFTERPRISONER

Before William II. West attempted
T.. portray a leading role as a high
"aymaa, champion of honor and a
Se.f-appointed officer of the law, he
spent some time in making a close
study Of one of the most noted tf
Australian bandits, then behind the
bars at Il Melbourne prison. The pris-
oner is said to have been highly flat
tered by the visits of the screen actor.
Practically all the tricks of the trade
were enacted for the benefit of West,
who each week figures with promin-
ence in the entertaining and sensa-
tional serial feature, THE Stingaree. :"
Today West, Paul Hurst and a we'll
balanced company appear at the En-
pire theater in the fourth episode,
The Villain Worshiper" 1t is con-
sidered one of the best of the two reel
subjects. James Horne, producer, has
spared no expense in gaining a proper
atmosphere for the play. He took his
company to Australia, where they re-
NAMED for weeks before the scenes
were procured.
s A series of exciting flights over the
several European war fronts, COM
pleted by daring birdmen, are featured
in the illustrated worlds news to be
shown today. a big athletic event at
New York is an added attraction. Two
fine comedies are included in the pro-
gram.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-15
SIN WAR arena
sLAVs DETERMINED ON
FIGHT TO FINISH

PETR0GRAD, Russia, Dec. 1.-THE
peace proposal of the governments of
the Teutonic allies, as made by Ger
man Chancellor Won Bethmann-Holl-
veg in his address before the reich
stag last Tuesday, Is regarded by the
Russian government as IAN attempt
TO court public opinion and encourage
the German people by putting the re-
sponsibility for the continuation OF the
war upon the Entente allies" accord
ing to an official statement issued here
today by the Russian foreign office.
The lack of sincerity and the OBJ
ject OF the German proposals are evil
dent" the statement says. 1T is the
firm determination Of the members of.
the Entente to continue the w to
final triumph, and that determination
cannot De weakened by any illusory
proposals OF the enemy"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-15
HAWAlIANkLEl LIES WITH
IASHES OF JACK LONDON

A little dried lima lei, reminder of
the Isles the noted author loved so
we'll wgS among the flowers entwined
about-She urn containing the ashes of
the late Jack London. In Thursdays
mail several Honolulans received
notes from Mrs. Chairman London ac-
knowledging receipt of cablegrams Of
coincidence sent to her when the news
of her husbands death became known
here. In note to Miss Mary Lowe,
Mrs London says:
my own heart goes out to You in
your grief over our awful loss. The
cables were a true comfort to me.
Give my love to all our Hawaiian
friends. When ] wrapped the garden
primroses arouLd the pitiful urn that
held his ashes, I wound among them
a little dried lima lei-because of his
love for his Hawaiian love-family"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-15
JAPAN DOUBTS SINCERITY
OF PEACE PROPOSALS

TOXIC, Japan, Dec. 15.-The for,
eign office issRed statement today
saying that Japan does not take seri-
ously Germany's proposal for peace,
regarding It merely as Q political move
on the part OF the Teutonic allies,
and not made IN good faith or with
any expectation that 1t would be ac-
cepted by any member of the Entente.
The foreign office added the state.
ment that, in its opinion, the Emit
ente allies would have to go on fight
ing to the end end until ultimate vic
tory is achieved. Peace at the pres.
ent juncture is regarded as impos-
sible.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-15
LsyNAMITER SMITH STANDS
PAT UNDER HOT CROSS FIRE

(Associsted Press by Federal wireless)
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. To-
Louis J. Smith, star witness for the
government in the trial of Franz Bopp,
German consul-general here, and con-
sular attaches, remained mistaken to-
day in the face of grilling cross
examination.
Two attempts to discredit Smith as
a witness failed. He held to every
detail OF his story of how he had been
employed by G. @. Crowley. detective
for the consulate, to dynamite British
ships carrying munitions.
Efforts to introduce reports to
prove that Smith was deserter from
the Maryland volunteers were unsuc-
cessfll.
Smith vigorously denied charges
that he had been offered $4,000 by
British consular agents for his testi
mony.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-15
Grew OF diver
HIS IS RESCUED
tA.soeisted Pres. BY f.der.l wirele..1

(Associsted Press by Federal wireless)
II 'REKA. Cal. Dec. 15.--Stranded
on'Ashoal near the entrance Of Eure.
Ia bay in dense fog. the United
States submarine H-3 was abandoned
by her officers and crew late yester.
day, when rescuers working from the
shore rugged a breaches buoy after IL
hours Of work In a rough sea.
Lieut.. Harry Bogusch. commander
OF the wrecked submersible. was the
last % leave the ship as IL lay crushed
in the surf, total loss.
Most of the % officers and men
aboard the diver were severely bruis-
ed and battered when the H-3 crashed
on 10 the shoal early yesterday morn
ing. One man lost three fingers OF
his right hand. and practically every
man aboard suffered more or less seri-
Gus injuries.
Water eventually entered the bat.
teries of the submarine and released
chlorine gas, adding to the danger to
those aboard.
The work Of rescue, after the
breeches buoy had been finally
rugged, was witnessed by crowds that
had gathered along the Ehore at the
first news of the wreck. Cheers
greeted every man as he was safely
landed on the beach after the long
ride. through the mist and the angry
surf from the crushed shell of the H-3.
The United States coast guard cut
ter McCulloch steamed from San
Francisco last night for this port to
begin the work of salvaging what is
left OF the equipment OF the wave-buf,
feted submarine
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-15
AUSTRALIA Paper
SAYS 'MUDDLING'
MUST BE ENDED
From the Australian Seamen's Jour.
nal

nall
The general war situation cannot
by any means be regarded as salts
factory. II would appear, from the
usual morning hash-up of war cables,
that Germany is beaten. and it is a
matter of time Just a matter of time
We all know that How long that will
be God knows.
Germany is no more beaten today
than she was when the war broke out.
There is not the slightest doubt that
all the belligerents are suffering pro
portionately; but we are on the big
ger side The colossal debt that Brit
ain is acquiring-four millions day
will require a lot OF labor to reduce,
and the workers will have TO pay il
through the nose
Since the death of Kitchener, Brit
ain has been unable to find man
with the proper grasp of affairs,
either on the field of battle or direct
ing the home and foreign policies.
What pitiful spectacle confronts us
OF the smashing up OF Rumania-a
nation that was enticed into the field
by group of incompetent muddlers-
both British and foreign. So with our,
military chiefs.
What a frightful mess was made
at the Dardanelles-how the UNI
paralleled courage of Australians was
thrown TO the wind through the gross
muddling of those who engineered this
colossal blunder-the perpetrators OF
which ought to be hanged. The same
In Mesopotamia. Ii is significant that
the inquiry now being held as to who
was responsible for these mistakes
hopes to fix the blame. 1t is more
significant that those who directed
generations are all alive TO tell the
tale. This speaks for itself. They dare
not trust their own carcasses Where
they reckoned on certain death. The
unfortunate plight of Rumania is an
other example. The courage and vaior
of millions Of men is wasted Wnen
applied.
We are not winning the war-not oy
a long way. Germany has her tongue
in her cheek. and all the faxed news
we hear is SO much stuff and non
sense. When- Australia provides men
of uncomfortable spirit, she expects
leaders of equal judgment. and the
sooner the automatons that pull the
strings of war are seized with this
fact the sooner will the aspect
change. We cannot keep up our re-
as we are doing for very
much longer, and God help us II Brit
ain cannot provide the necessary
brains to successfully direct affairs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-15
BILL WOULD GIVE FAT
BlLLETS TO EX-PRESIDENTS

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. Is
Representative Moore of Pennsylva-
MIA has bill providing for giving all
ex-presidents of the United States a
seat in the house of representatives,
without a vote, but with the right to
address the house The bill carries
with it salary of $4,000 year. 1T
also provides that candidacy for any
political office would automatically
bar the candidate his membership in
the house.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-15
EAST Thinks West.
DEFEATED HUGHES.

John Lyons, Who was private secre-
tary TO Chairman Wilcox of the Re
publican national committee during
the recent campaign. arrived in Homo
lulu in TIE Eurline for 4 brief stay n
the islands Speaking with regard to
things political. he refers TO Governor
Hiram Johnson of California, senator
elect as the man responsible for the
defeat Of Charles E. Hughes, candidate
for the presidency. Lyons refers to
Johnson as the Benedict Arnold OF
his party"
Back East, in the highest circles
Of the Republican party. we feel that
there was something rotten in the Cal
ifornia alection--in short, that Hughes
was double-crossed there" says Lyons.
Il do not mean by that necessarily
that johnson deliberately went to
work to knife the candidate of the
party, but that he saw a chance to
help himself and make himself the
biggest man in the West, and did so
without any thought of what the result
would be. -" ....... -..,'
He probably accomplished his OBJ
Western states are concerned, but as
a national figure ! believe that he is
dead. am confident that he is re-
garded throughout the East as the
Benedict Arnold of the Republican
party in the last campaign; that he un-
doubtedly killed the chances that
Hughes had for election, at least in
California -
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SOCIAL Session

Lodge lie Progress del Oceanic No.
81 will hold a special meeting on
Friday evening, Dec. 18th, at 1880
o'clock. Business, Third Degree.
A general invitation is extended to
all members of the craft, especially
members of the T. S. Army and Navy
and National Guard After the cere-
mony the lodge will adjourn to the
Alexander Young Hotel and enjoy a
social hour with light refreshments.
ALFRED X. MACON,
Secretary
--Ady.
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DAKOTA SOLON WOULD
MAKE UNCLE SAM A BAKER
ASSOCIATED Press Nv Fndsral Mirelessl

ASSOCIATED Press oy Federal Wireless)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Lee. 10
Representative Young of North Da,
kota introduced a resolutio yestt rdsv
proposing that the government. con-
struct a flour mill and bakery in
Washington to learn by actual expert
ence just what the price of bread per
loaf should be for the consumer. In
advocating his measure he declared
that Uncle Sam would then be able
TO give an actual demonstration of
the cost of making bread
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PORTUGUESE MAY FORM
COALITION GOVERNMENT

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless) I.
PARIS, France, Dec. 15.-Lisbon
newspapers received here today de-
clare that the formation of a coali.
tion cabinet is again being considered.
The present government has been in
existence since March, r.
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MARINE INSURANCE JUMPS
FOR WAR-Z0NE VESSELS
k,soeiated Press by Federal Wireiess)

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireiesS)
NEW YORK, n. Y, Dec 15-The
marine war risk insurance rates have
jumped up Is per cent for vessels
bound to ports in the Mediterranean
Sea, while ships with cargoes con.
signed to transatlantic ports will have
to pay 10 per cent additional over
what they have been charged in the
past.
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DANISH PLEBISCITE
FAv0RS SELLING ISLANDS

fAssocisted Press ny Federal wirCless)
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Dec. Is.
y The people of Denmark. voting at a
Npebiscite held yesterday, went strong
on record as favoring the sale OF
the Danish West Indies to the United
States, the vote standing $4,000 for
to $4,000 against.