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Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-23
EMANUEL NOW
BUSINESS MGR.
BAR bARA
WORTH u

The Barbara Worth Hotel now has
y business manager. AND the man
who has accepted that position is M,
/. Emanuel, resident representative of
tie Southern California Auto Asso-
citation.
Manager Richmond of the Barbara
Worth, desires to convey to the public
the assurane that one is ever welcome
at the hotel and after mature delibera-
ton chose Mr.. Emanuel, as the med
inn through which this invitation
right be extended.
Mr.. Emanuels duties are to acquaint
the people of the valley with a sense
CT obligation to properly maintain and
make use of this modern hostelry with
its uncomparable cuisine. To assure
people that the Barbara Worth is not
at all an Ell Centre institution, but a
valley hotel, and for valley people.
From present indications Mr.. Eman-
uel has started to "dig" right in for
last Saturday he made flying trip
over to Holtville and extended an invi-
tstion to the Federation of Women's
Clubs which met there on that day, to
make use of the Barbara Worth at
any time, for their meetings and social
effairs.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-23
IF WILSON IS RIGHT, THEN
WASHINGTON, JACKSON LINCOLN
ACTED IMPROPERLY"
SAYS 7. R.

equally disreputable. Among his re-
cent exploits he compared Washington
and his soldiers with Carranza and the
Revolution"
Quoting from newspaper the Col
onel said Baker said: "Whenever you
hear anybody say they cannot under
stand the Presidents Mexicon policy,
tell them to 60 and read the Declara-
tion of Independence and the Golden
Rule"
The Colonel said "The final touch
about the Golden Rule, applied in COM
raring men who rape women, murder
children and torture wounded soldiers,
to signers Of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence and the singular human SOL
diers of Washington adds an element
o. nauseous hypocrisy to as preposter-
Gus and ridivulous standard as ever
created the men of the revolution.
A man who processes such doctrines
'ir wholly unfit to stay in the cabinet
and a President who retains him is
wholly unfit to remain as president of
the United States. Wilson and his
Cabinet officer defend Villa and Car
rama miscreants, who turned Mexico
il to hell, starvation, disease and mis-
cry by the foulest slander on the
great man who made us nation"
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-23
Photos by American Press Association.

Photos by American Press Association.
gems do relay duty, risks ALL he avows,
on the fourteenth diamond in the ring
he now wears at the race tracks. This
ring is worth $4,000 and has fourteen
diamonds. With the loss of one Of
these stones, which would leave only
thirteen, the fortunes of this famous
man about town and lover of horses
will vanish, according to his belief, as
he lives in dread of the number thir-
teen, but he's willing to take chance
therefore the fourteen. These pic
lures We're taken at the United Hunts
meet at Belmont park race track. He
was holding his hand on his nip when
the photographer snapped" the ring.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-23
CALEXICO-SEELEY

Calexico took Seeley into camp in
easy style at the tune of II to l. 1t
can be said however, that the one
sized score does not represent the
rlaying ability of the West Siders, as
Tier team not fully organized and
substitutes had to be used, 10 errors
beng checked up against them The
border boys play fast, snappy game
and went through the nine innings with
1ly one error. In Easter AMI Pfeffer,
two soldier boys, Calexico has great
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-23

Geys ago a new one was launched
and the Queen went out in it for half
an hour, travelling part of the time un-
Ger water. The Queen observes strict
neutrality in her own household, Her
husband, Prince Henry, was Ger
man prince from Mecklenberg, so there
is naturally some feeling among pro-
ally Duth about this. His loyalty to
Holland is not questioned but in order
not to have him suspected in any way
he is told none of the secrets Of state.
He is made chief of the Red Cross
so he can have something to do, but
in this work he is subject to the or
ders of General Schneider, chief of
the General Staff.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-23
LEAGUE STANDING

U. S. Reclamation Service.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-23

battery The Southerners are also a
/ inch of heavy stickers Yesterday
Peyton ripped out two two baggers
ena Bragg one. Seeley got 5 hits Of
Esste while Calexico hit safely seven
times
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-23
Will Demand Resignation Of Baker, War Secretary
COL. T. R. FLAYS WILSON, BAKER AND DANIELS
KING GEORGES son
HAS GOT TO GET UP AT
6:45 IN MORNING

, LONDON, Oct. %. - Prince
= George, fourth son Of the King,
X is undergoing rigorous training
X at the Osborne Naval Cadet
X school on the Isle of Wight. Like
x the sons of ordinary tradesmen
x the Prince has to shiver out of
= bed at 6:45 a. m., and drill and
< study the day long. He will be
:: IA years old December 20.
X X X \; X X x X X X x ;. :: -
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-23
KILLARNEY GIRLS
At CHRISTIAN
CHURCH TONIGHT

The Killarney Girls arrived in the
city this morning all ready for their
entertainment at the Christian church
tonight They came from Yuma where
they played to crowded houses Re-
PORTS from other places where they
have scored successes are that the Kill
lsrney Girls performance is excellent
and should enjoy packed houses.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-23
BRAWLEY-IMPERIAL

Coming through strong in the last
sessions of the game at Brawley Sun
day, the "Cants" finished with s scores
after applying the white wash brush
to Imperial For innings the game
was anybody's the score standing l
t. 0, but the crack came in the last
TWO frames with Imperial all to the
bad
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-23
HE CALLED OUR FOREFATHERS
THIEVES, CHURCH LOOTERS
AND D|SREPUTAbLE
CHARACTERS
iBy United Press.)

3Washington patriotic societies prepar-
dmndng Secretary Of War Bakers
resignation because Speech alleged have termed
followers Wahngton hcves church oers ana
generally When the hed
olutions presented to Baker and the President
special meeting, of the patriotic societies de-
His remarks Jersey City
pagn meeting speech been constituted be-
attack the forefahers OF
Amerc and founders of this Pepublic"
X y X X =
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-23
~ !" !"
A WAR ODDITY
By United Press.

, LONDON, Oct. 23.-The super
; intendent of Hill End Asylum
: at St. Albans has notified the
: authorities that the war is respon-
. sible for an unusual escape of
: lunatics, the call to the colors
f. havingsdepleted his staff.
!: x x x x X x x x
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-23
BARBARA WORTH ARRIVALS

j. w. Crocker, Ben M. Bernstein, B.
Platt, D. w Goode, H ] Frolechstein,
M. S. Levy, F. 0. Wheelock c F Bish-
op of Los Angeles; w Underwood, Ell
Paso, M G. Haines, San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-23
COLORADO RIVER

YUMA, Ariz., Oct. 21,-Mean daily
|guage heights in feet and mean dis
charges in second-feet of the Color
ado river at Yuma for the week end
mo October 20 1916
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02

&ooperatipe Morft< unb
Observation-Disclosures BON Iar=
mern bes 2anbes lperben bte1es SSaDr
@ei9afte in !9Dhe BON iiber $1,4OO,=
900 MAIDEN, pie in benz bie1er
Gage rerDffentli4ten Sabresbeti9te
oes nil fol9en Srgant1attonen in
0srbinbung ftebenben Bureaus bes
Observation-Disclosures auf @runb
bon &bf9dbunsen u~ngeseben 1T. SIS
6etbt in benz 8eri@t, bab tpenr
au9 iol9e &opperotion BON Mder<
bausrn in ben Ser. Staoten in
gr0berer @usoebnuns beitebt, als
allseme!n seglaubt nirb, biefelbe
nod niGt auf elmer seniisenb 1tnrfen
ge19aftlthen 8aiis besriinbet lit. 9as
genanntc Bureau bat aus bielem
@runpc Die Dsrl9ieoenen'i Mntpenz
pung fcmmelben Wetbpben 1tubiert
uno tit beftrebt, on Der 8erpontomli<
nung berielben au arbeiten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02
@phnmttaelt efc

3n p~crfanfc1t: Cine fpntprete Sylei@
Idcr : Illsltattung. Selepbone: @u<
oe11port 5577. 29,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02

Gtn aus Srantreia
tommenber 5elbseiftli9er er3d6lt cine
babi9e Ge1@tdte iber Ben @er5pg
grnit Mrsuit BON 8raunf6pets:
3nei 2anbnehrmdnner, Die ben Ser
5pg ni6t tannten, puroen bor eini=
ger Set bon bielem in Elm @e1pra@
ge5pgen. Ser cine Der betben mar
friber @eber an elmer 3eitung, Die
ebemals srDbere @arontien fit Die
oeuti@e @eiinnung bes 9eraoss perz
lanst batte, benor er als !6errI9er
in 8rauni4peis ein5Dse, unb Der
9ersog fragile i'm nun, pie mon benin
leBt nit benz nellen Ser5og a%ufrieben
lei. Der 2anbpebrmann fpra6 ii9
heaeiitert aus iiber feinen 2anbesz
BERN, 1ein aamerab aber meinte
troden: n9unnerslaf auf!! st null
en- aut ni9 anners roaben BEL ion
5pigermpber!!" Ser Rai1er ioll lebr
sela@t baben, als CT Die @el6idte
erfubr.
Gin einfades ginDlen oes
8ooens nirb alssefiibrt nit folgen<
Der Miidung: Serpentinipiritus unb
9einDl gu sleiden Sbeilen, Sir sro<
BE 5ld9en unb pldBe, auf bic es
nidt genau antommt, nie 2dben,
Mirt59aften, ETC., lit bas folgenbe Elm
gutes &eaept: Gin pad Rpteihenrinz
Sc miro init 2 @funb 0rbindrem 3az
BAT cine Meile aetodt. Sobal0 Die
e0iung fort gefGrbt lit, rii6rt man
ei1en gBl0ffel poa @itriol hinein.
4a1 bies nirb init einem breiten
Yiniel aufgetragen unb nadtrdgli6
nit @aGs getrieben. Gum Reinigen
einfades Mufpaf6en.
I'm ter Dem s e NJ
bnriib oes prinaen G0uarb gu Salmz
9oritmar, generals Der aapa1erie
unb Observation-Disclosures bes &aiiers,
fanb in Berlin Die @tiinbung zines
u@robbunbes aler bentf9en 5elbz
erauen" ftatt. Ser 8uno bat iib
CUR Mufeabe geitellt, bic einmiitge
unb iraftpoue @eiinnllng, bic beim
Musbru4 oes Meltfrieges Das garae
oeutide @Olt erfabte, interchangeable
ten uno gu feitisen. rJelbgrau" muir
be bas 9oflngsport bes @elttrieges,
lnb nfelosraue" @elinnun6 unb 8ez
tatisuns foaen aud I'M 5riebensee=
panbe eepflegt uno gefDroert lperben
unb cine bleibenbe @tdtte in allen
5rasen 0es oeutf@en @oltstums fin
ben. Cine @ertiefung bes inneren
8oltslebens, mebr Derantportli9:
teitssefubl, Religiofitdt iopie Sitt=
lidfeit, entIhiebene 8etonung Deg
Deutfdtums nod ieber Ridtung bir
5u i4affen, unO Die @egenfdbe Del
Mnfidten unb Mnidauunsen einanoe'
naber 81 br;ngen, iino f@pierige
aber eritrebenstperte 3iele bes @rpB;
bunbes.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02

0ic bielisen 6ffentlid1en sdulen
aperben a1l1 Msontag, 3. Sanl1ar, nad)
5apeiapodigen 5erien apieoer eroffnet
merOe11.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02

SIN Cafe MragnD am
aorfo in 2ugano befinbet iiD Elm
%be1onber5 bon Nbseorbneten, @9rifts
ftelern unb aiinflern beiu9ter
Saal. % bort felt Ginger ,3eit
Elm 9etettip aufgeftelt it, I'M bic
@efpra6e Der @dite gu belauihen,
bei4loflen bic Gafebslu9er, bur@z
meg gliibenbe &riegsi9ndrmer, ii9
an Der polioet gu ridden. Der 9i
rettor Des franfppbilen Mibblattes
rNlino" bielt nit abiidtlid lauter
Stimme eire srpbe Mnipro9e se=
gen ben arieg unb erDffnete, bob
bemna6ft Neppinp @aribatbi on
Steae 8iftor @manuels gum RDnig.
BON Stalien prptlamiert ,nerben
fone. Inter grDbter 6eiterfeit Der
3ubDrer fiel Der .Detettip auf bieIen
S9er5 beretn. St berbaftete ben
Director bes uNiino" urb bradte i'm
5ur ppli5ei, ipp bas luitige Mib<
b~eritdnbnis aufsetldrt unb Der 9iz
reftor entEa1en ipurbe. Ser Detefz
tip tebrte nun nod benz GAZE su=
rid, lin ben ulteberpadungsbienH"
pteber aufaunebmen, ipllrbe aber bon
aqgemeinem @eld9ter unb @eipble
empfangen. Darauf erflarte Der
poli5iit famtlide SpDtter fir per<
haftet unb bradte fie aur 9auptpoz
li5et, b~arunter ben neapolitanifhen
Mbseoroneten @enicola, Der friiher
5taatsfefretdr Der aolpnien NOR,
ferner ben Mbseorbneten 6iirfen
Sasca Dicuto. Sort purben 1rur
bic Mbseoroneten 1T 5reibeit ae=
lebt, bic iibrisen ober feltaebalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02
@or Sahrer ip be cir

SDr Sa9ren. Dnroe EN-
Seiferreider namens g5ernp aus
SlmiiB, Ser mad Morptto berldlaz
gen lporben NOR, bort &rtessminiier.
DOS er ppr ariessausbru9 beimtefrz
tie, trat er ins Diterreidii9e Seer Elm
.unb ipurbe &orporal. Na9 furaer
3eit berettS !purbe er fdlper peripun<
bet nnb na9 ieiner @enefuns ais
Snpasoe bauerno entlaTen. @egenz
partia arbe;tet bic friibere Gr5elen5
na9 Melhunsen mdbriider Blatter
ols Mulerburl9e in elmer Miible in
Miislie.
+ Ser 2an0nirt MIbert
'Sapnert in Spangenberg in !6eilen
lat bret @6bne uro einen @hpiegerz
I1pbn i'm 5eloe. Sem 6~9jdbrisen ipurz
SC es. f9lieblid gu 9auie gu einIam,
peshalb ct ii6 feinem Resiment als
srtessfreifpilliser our 8%erfiieung
:teate. gead man6en 9anierigteiten
irarbe er angenommen uno itebt iest
init benz elben Negiment, BEL bem er
1870 por @eodn fp9t, por oem Jeinz
Re. Wit bgnunberstperter Musba,ler
tsagt Der 4lte ole @trapa5en oes
Srieges nno bit fi9 f@On me0rfa9
u~lssgesei9net.
9as uni9metgii9
&rie9sDerbienftfreue, bas pom 9er5og
ourb @erpronlng bonn %. Sftober
1914 seitiftet pOrben 1T, tann mad
elmer jebt ersangenen lanbesberrliden
gerDronuns in 3utunft au9 fir iolz
DE 8erbienite, Die auBerbalb Der unz
mittelbaren trieseri19en 8etGtigung
fegen, berlieben perben. Sn 1pl9en
5dlen miro bas &reu3 an einem Drei
3entimeter breiten selben Banbe nit
{amaler bleuer g%infa1uns getrasen.
Das braun19petsif6e 8rtessperz
Sientfreua fur aombattanten miro
ON blauzselben 8anbe e%etrasen.
-ginem poliaeibeamten
ftel tiiralid in Der Na@t an Der
Gr0pelinger @baufes in. Bremen Elm
WSonn auf, Der cine rui1iide Miliz
tdrmlBe trug. Ser Mneeboltene bez
berr 19te Die beut1de GpSone 1lur
man9elbaft 1no ~entpuppte ft9 als
rufiii@er llnteroffiaier. gr NOR por
etpa flint Sasen bonn G%efansenenz
lager in @iiitrpm entpi9en, batte 1i9
eitoem togsuber an einlamen Slten
berborgen gebulten unb NOR nahts
sepunbert. 9dbei bate CT fih bic
NIT 9anbtitder bepidelten TiBe ber=
artis lpunb selaufen, bab er an Der
poli5eitpaae 5unaait %perbunosn tper<
ben mubte.
- 0os aoburser 9pf<
E9eater 1T jebt pol1tdnoig fremoz
!portfret. Die 2eitung bes Sbeaters
lat cine bur6greifenOe 8eroeut19ung
Ter ieitber am S6eater gebrGudliden
Tremonprte borgenommen unb brinqt
oies in ben acknowledgement iiber
Gle 8oriteQungen in Der grei7e, in
Den Mnldlagen uno in Den perlonenz
per5ei4nil1en gum Musorud. 9as
ger onal lit gebeten lporben, ii9 eben=
ioQs aller Observation-Disclosures gu
enthalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02
Menes aus Nfoline.

Sic bteligen DffentIid)en Sdlllen
aperoen a111 MSontag, 3. Sa1tllar, nad)
5apeimodigen 5erien apieoer eroffnet
merOen.
SRI. 2inia11 Sppenbeimer, 5od1ter
beg Gurnlebrers glbolpb Sppenbei=
mer, lit mieoer nod indianapolis ab-
gereiit, a1nt tire 9tltoien int bortigen
Iurnerz @pmnaiilsn epieoer a%rtf5ltneb-
men.
81. MiIer, ser tpegeu l1eberiretung
bes SagOgelebes berbaftet apurOe, lit
|tpie6er freigelaiieu morben, nadoem
er Die Soften in DEM Sall be5ablt bat=
tie. 9bgleid) er einen SagOibein bat=
tie, batte er obne @rlalrbltiB anf Der
5arm bon Siram Gtltbp gejagt, apes=
balb er per6aftet pnroe.
seit Groffnl1ng bes gta6tgeridts
i'm Mpril tpltr0er I'M @o1t5en 1872
6aae e~ingereid)t, BON 1peldea 81 er-
leoigt mltrben. 1873 Srem0geborelle
babe1t iid Inn Sic Observation-Disclosures
pierre betporben. @err s. .. 9ieb
lit Midter uno George 59ra0er lit
Glerf bes 5ta0tgeridts.
0ie 8eer6igunM BON @an. &errD
Sacobs bon &anpfon fano aln Don=
nerstag Nadnittag arf Dem bortigen
SrieDbof ltatt. .6reltnoe 0es 8erltor=
bener fungirten ais 2eibentrager.
Gin Srriinnieer, ser Dor einigen
Sogen al1s bem Mipl SIT @atertonn
%entlpru11gen lDar, lpmr0e p~orgeltertl
glbel1b in Der @egeno Ser 16. Npe11lte
bon ser @olisei in @ermabrl11lg ge=
nommen nlt0 Damn tpieoer nod Dem
aipl gebradt.
0er itdbtiide @arinlpeftor g. S.
Matlon beridtet, Dob er mabreno 0es
perganget1en Sabres 80 9alterlaltb.
ntBi6eine al1sgeltelt bat. 9ie se.
ianpllte @aniumn1e bylanft ii6 OH
$394,S53.65.
Ser regltlare Is Meinllten-9 ienl1
alf Ser Srterlrban 2inie 5piIder
Moli11e, gait Weoline unb Gibbs
mur0e geItern apie0er a%ufgenomllen
Seit bret @oden mar Elm 10 Wainlt.
tenoienit ei1lgefilbrt poroelt, Ser iid
fiir Die StraBenbabngeieudaft je
oo6 nidt rentirt ibat. Gin grtra.
Observation-Disclosures miro iebod jeoer
Mbenb BON A bis $3.50 l1br ei11ge
itelH aperoen> Inn Sen gerfebr 5l er
leiGterlt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02

0ie folgell6en @eid1porener1 pltr=
6elr fir Ben SSanltarternilt 0es 5tabt=
geridts ge5ogenl mel6e iib ont Meon=
tag Wprgelr, 10. Salluar, 5u ltellen
baben: y
Canoe Greet - 2ol1is Misfielot.
Mural - @. 50. @ilion. a
9rurp - @orrp Nablnoe.
@ladbapf Sob1t gor, MQie
CARRIER, @alter G~atbbltrtI.
WSplil1e - @. 90. 4arling, @m.
'@ripp, 6. .. @nltafion; Meo1es Sa=
things, Magalls Senion, CHARLES 6.
&1eberg, gric S. 2arior g. so.
2ool eleD, Geo. 2lutoquilt, SO. S. Nel=
ion, Slof s.. Dime, s. go Sball=
berg, 5ranf 6. Stofft,. Sobn q.
tSaDaro.
Mod Sslarlo Sag. @il6reatb,
gbos. @llloe1iopf, @enrp Neoeder,
Sre0 Conn, Geo. @. Mcflep, s. g.
Mbmns, g. sc. @abcod, Sliper Bed,
'G6ris. ghld, 8m. gaufielo, SSataes
Craig, Sobn S. gratner, S. o. 9i<
ron, g. S. galdman, Geo. S%reeitone,
Sbos. McGann, g. 8. Dfeiofe, garl
otto, 5rarf S6etter, 81. 5perbef.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02
5tabt nno Gonntq.
Counting, ben 2. Saunar.
@eHerberidt.
@ albington, 9. Sal

@aib ington, 2. San.
sir Sllinois: Ibeihpeiie triib l1no
piel falter 5pnt1tag; better uno
onbalteno falt Moa1tag.
Sir Soma: 8orberrideno better lt11b
falter So1ntag; Diel falter inn oit=
liden Gbeil un1o cine falte @ele
I'M norooltlid9e11 Gbeil iii Der
9aad)t; Mollfag beiter rnb orbal=
tell0 faIt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02
Iaalte @cQe int Mmsms!

Sci Dem bieligen @etterbureal1
lief g Itern Mbenb INN 1926 MFR Die
folge1oe Meloung BON 6en1 8u1bes=
8etterblrealt in Chicago eil1:
u&alte @eue I'M M115l1g; Ientpera=,
tltr miro run 80 @rab ODER mebr bis
Msontag Worgen falen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02
Sanfen pertbeilen Sipiocnocm.

Mit eilrenl 8etrage BON $4,000
1poren geltern Die DISQUALIFICATION
0ipi0enoen Ser Gapenporter @anfen
1allig. Sic foleenoen iieben 8anfen
apielen Bic 3ablulg BON 9ipiDer1oer1
on:
German gapings gonf, 4 @ro5,
aapital $600,000l 9ipioel1oe $24,=
600.
Scott gountp, 4 Gro5, aapital
$250,000, 9ipioenoe $4,000.
9apanport Sabil1gs, 8 Nro5,
aapital 100000, 9ipi0en0e 49,
600.
6irlf 9sotional. 21h @ros, aapi-
tai $200,000, 9ipioenoe $4,000.
Union gaoings, 21@' 4ro5., aa=
pital 100000, 9ipiben0e $4,000.
Soma Ratiolral, 2K @ro5y So
pital $150,00O, @ini0en0e $3.50.
Some gooir1es, 21aI 9ro5., aopi=
tai $4,000, 1ipioenoe $3.50.
Sllnlna aapital 81, 100000, 81
pioen0e $5S,000.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02

8epemHorf, 1. San.
Glsrdidnitts garometer1tano 1854
9urdldJnitts : Semperat1tr . AZ
50dJlte Semperatl1r beute so
Nieoriglte Iemperatur lebte Madt So
Normale Sen1peratlir fir 33
9lisd / 6eudtiefeit ser
2ltft 9OI
sgeieoeridlaa int "a gtunoen O.99|
Gorberridenoe @i1toridtltng 8.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02

@ia gnods, galent, sssllo.,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-06
The Sport of Kings

IL ORSF racing, the Sport OF Kings, has re-
i i ceved renewed impetus and public atten-
ton since the European war, because the SUI
prcmc qualities demanded in the Cavalry mount,
speed and endurance, are those Of the thorough
bred. - -
Horse racing is clean sport. The names of
those who backing the great events scheduled
to be run at kapiolani park next Monday form a
roster OF the leaders among the business men OF
this community Hence the success of the meet
is assured \ hundred horses, the majority of
them Hawaiian bred, have been entered. Every
Island and al! the larger breeding ranches are rep
resented with their best stock and wider inter
est has developed in this event than in any other
that has been staged for the entertainment OF the
public in recent years
+ Hawai- has achieved well merited recognition
among Stuckmen as land OF fine cattle and horses.
Some u the very best sires the world has yet
known have contributed their blood to the i'm
|provemcnt Of Hawaiian herds and stables There
are descendants OF Messenger and Abdalah in
these Islands. and Of many another famous rae
ing sire Worlds records have been made by
Hawaiian BREEDS. and will again be recorded Not
even the famed bluegrass fields of Kentucky pro-
uce better stock than the great stretches of
tain pasture lands here in the Mid-Pachc. and the
day yet will come when the Hawaii Thorough
bred" will occupy class to himself DISTINCTIVE for
speed rrility and endurance.
Devotees Of clean sport, and OF the utiitarian in
sport. welcome this return of widespread public
interest in speed contests where the machine itself
asswelIsEs tho driver is alive. The Hawaii Polo
and Racing Club could take no step which would
confer greater practical encouragement and bene-
fit on one of the best of the minor industries. if
il establishes Hawaiian Futurity planned on the
same lines the great Futurity Stakes in other
lands. An endowed institution of this character
will do more for Hawaii than an endowed char
ity. for it would ensure continuity in this field of
legitimate sport with practical bend looking to-
wards wider recognition of the magnificent speed
and carrying quality OF the Hawaiian charger, for
military purposes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-06
and Morals

THOSE who are said to be opposed to the
i establishment here OF movie city basing
their objections on the ground that the reports
point of view fail to take into consideration the
difference in the location of the two cities. What
ever Justification there may be in the Los Angeles
reports, the immortality described is not directly
attributable to the making of moving pictures or
to the men and women actually engaged in the
business but to the fact that the presence of the
much talked Of industry has attracted to Los An
seles hosts Of young girls each believing herself
% be second Mary Pickford. These girls. young.
inexperienced and for the most part without
money, failing to the work they desire fall
victims, in some instances, to the temptation that
any city affords
Such an influx of girls could never reach Ho-
nOuu and that baleiul feature of the movie bust
may be dismissed from consideration No
other feature is OF itself perniciOus, even if HO-
nOlulu able to secure a movie city" in
any way comparable to the two or three great
ones on the mainland. In opinion the good
women OF the city are getting ncedlessly alarmed.
When it comes to the downfall OF girls we ven
ture the opinion that for whose ruin is trace
able to the movies there a thousand whose
downfall is due to the striving to ape the good
women of the nation in clothes and demeanor
md the seed OF immortality is found much THICKER
the ball room, the bathing beach and the roof
GARDEN than in the movie studio
1t is we'll that the women of the city are pre-
pared to combat any new evil that may arise but
it might be just as we'll not to overlook that at
hand