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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-27
Revelation In Structural
Activities Witnessed
During City Tour.
BEAUTIFUL WORK
Residential Districts and
Uptown Speckled With
New Edifices.

An automobile tour over the resi-
Dental section of the city reveals the
fact, to those who have made similar
visits through other cities of this Sec
tion of the country. that in no others
is there as much structural work
being done as IN Tulsa.
In passing through Irving Place, a
revelation of building activities Is
presented to the visitor within the
city. On every hand In this beautiful
residence section of Tulsa are to be
seen signs of construction work.
Hundreds of laborors are at work
grading the streets and bringing them
to the proper levels. Foundations for
at least half dozen new homes are
being laid, the initial work In the
construction and erection of homes
which will cost from $4,000 to $4,000.
On the same side OF the city. work
Is being rushed on the entrance and
driveway to the Country club and
when this work Is completed the
structure will rival any such build
ing in the entire southwest.
Work on the Country clubhouse Is
being pushed with all possible speed,
and the roof and siding is in place
and painters have completed the work
Of applying the first or sizing coat
Going In for Beauty.
Throughout this section of the city,
special attention has been paid to the
advantages of landscape heauty. and
large trees, beautiful foliage and
shrubbery have been planted IN many
instances before the houses were half
completed. giving them ample time
to begin a growth In their new sod.
In Maple Ridge, on the south side
of the city. a great deal of building
activity Is going on. Many of the
most beautiful types of residences are
either being erected or completed in
this advanta geous residential part of
the city, which not only affords n
splendid view of the ever changing
skyline OF the heart OF the city. but
from where the hundreds of acres de-
voted to refinery works in West Tulsa
are visible.
And in keeping with the great
strides which are being made from an
architectural standpoint in the
residential sections of the city, are
those marked by the down town
buildings which are being erected
The excavation for the Exchange
Notional bank has been sunk TO al
most the desired depth and tests are
being made to discover, If any. faulty
strata below the lines already reached.
The work on the GalliaG building
has keen completed with the excep-
tion of the first floor, and finishers
were at work Saturday in installing
the fixtures in the lobby. Among the
features of this entrance from
Fourth will be n cigar store in which
the built-n fixtures of mahogany,
hand carved, marble and niCkle.
The steel and leaded-glass awning
Of the Ketchum hotel has been swung
and work Is progressing nicely on the
hard wood front which is n deviation
from prevailing style of architec-
ture
Like progress is being made in the
erection and completion of other OF
the larger down town buildings.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-27
POWELL HEARING
SET FOR AUG. 80
Detective viii be Faced by Four
Score of Witnesses in O'COnpell
Killing.

Tom l.. Powell. the city detective
Who shot and killed William O'Con-
nell. alias Tommy Murphy. on the
Frisco risht-of-way Friday afternoon
and who has been charged with muir
der and is now held In the county
Jail, viii! have his preliminary hear
ing in the court of Justice of the
Peace II. Is. Schaeffer Wednesday
August 30.
Ed Grassland, attorney for Powell
asked the court for an early hear
ing and he is now at work preparing
strong defense for his client. Police
records are being searched and the
defense Will endeavor to show that
O'Connell was a criminal and a gun
man of unusual nerve and. daring
The plea of the defense will be that
Powell shot while acting in line with
his duty as an officer.
Nearly four score of witnesses will
be sUhpocnaed to appear at the pre-
liminary hearing and there is every
indication that il cannot be COM
plcted in a days time.
Testimony offered at the inquest
tended to show that Powell had shot
O'Conncll while he lay stretched out
under a coal car and without calling
upon him to surrender.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-27
Had Been Promised "a Chance by a
pap and Was Going 10
DO Real Work.

Thursday afternoon slight built
young man, dressed in blue serge
trousers, light shirt and tan shoes and
with his sleeves rolled high. sat on
the curbstone in front of the Crescent
cafe.
AS he pondered. with head bowed in
deep thought, a close acquaintance
came up from behind and touched the
youths shoulder
What are you doing. Tommy"
Just thinking, came the answer
slowly.
what you working att"
mot a thing. Ed. since two weeks
ago. Been thinking about turning
over a new leaf and getting honest
work. I decided since | sat down here
that that's what I'd do. Reckon they'll
give me a chance2" nodding his head
across the street in front Of the Jop-
lin drug store. where four men stood.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-27
WILL ARREST AUTO OWNERS
Those Who Haven't Paid Licenses
Feel Heavy Hand OF the Law.

Special to The World
SAPULPA, Aug. 26.-Automoble
owners who have not taken out their
1915 licenses were given an unwel-
come surprise Friday when Deputy
Highway Commissioner Matthews of
oklahoma City dropped into town,
secured the assistance of Under Sher-
iff f.. 0. Wesnor ana proceeded 70
arrest all whom he found driving
cars without tags. Up to date 49,
car owners have had to explain their
neglect to Justice of the Peace a. p.
Crawford and a number Of $50 fines
have been assessed. a number ol
drivers were found to be operating
cars with numbers three and four
years old II is said that many own
crs are hiding their cars IN harms
and sneds until the storm blows over.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-27
" Tommy Murphy" Was Shot
BY Officer Atter He Reformed

apparently in earnest conversation,
hut watching Tommy out OF the corn
ers OF their eyes.
Sure as you're alive they'll give
you chance. came the eager. en-
thusiastic answer of the older man.
Tommy, you have good folks. It'll
make them mighty proud to have you
travelling straight"
Tommy arose from the curbing. the
suspicion of q tear in his prematurely
hardened eyes. He extended his hand.
You're on, Ed. You gave my pal.
John, a chance like this and he's liv-
ing square today. so can |. When
do you want me7"
Come to my place Of business,
Tommy, at 4:3O today and I'll put you
to honest work. Tommy. you've made
me happier today than I've been since
my wife got well. See you at 4:S0
sure now"
They parted.
Twenty minutes later Ed was gaz-
ing upon the lifeless body OF his
friend.
Tommy Murphy had been shot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-27
Advanced Prices by Man
ufacturers Causes Raise
in Local Field.
NO MORE THREE-FER
Every Dealer in Tulsa Is
Forced to Eliminate the
"Cut Price"
Goodbye three-fer!

Goodbye three-fer!
So-long six-fer!
The day of the "cut rate cigar" has
passed. for on September /, all s.
cent and 10-cent cigars will be sold
in Tulsa for cents straight and 10
cents straight.
Unparalleled conditions in the to-
bacco market and continued advances
by wholesalers and manufacturers
have forced the retail dealers to
eliminate the three for a quarter"
and six for a quarter" cigar
What is true in Tulsa is true all
over the land, with the exception that
the advance IN price has already
taken place in most of the large cities
the effect of the blow for several days
yet.
Caused by Strikes.
Labor troubles are primarily re-
sponsible for this condition, according
to the manufacturers. Practically all
the big cigar factories in the north
and east have suffered from strikes
and in every instance where there
has been a settlement of the labor
dispute 1t has meant substantial in
crease in wages. To meet this in
crease the manufacturers have been
forced to raise the price Of their
product. This increase comes home to
the retail dealer, and to protect him
self he is forced to sell all popular
priced cigars at 8 cents and 10 cents
| straight And as usual the ultimate
consumer pays the bill. But the re-
taller is the one who will suffer most
for the increase he is to receive will
hardly be commensurate with the
raise forced on him by the manu-
| facturcr. Not one out of ten cigar
smokers buy three or six cigars at a
time. The elimination of the three
| fer and "six fer will be but drop
in the bucket TO him. and the fellow
who buys his cigars one or two at a
| time will never notice the change at
all
| If anybody is to be blamed 1t is the
manufacturer. but he will come back
| at you with the old story about hav-
| ing to meet the demands OF his en-
ployes, and OF course everyone wants
to see the worker get full value for
| his labor. so what Is the use OF trying
to fix the blame?
Represents the Profit.
One prominent local dealer yester-
day produced figures to show that
II he was forced to continue to sell his
| scent and 10-cent brands at three for
quarter and six for a quarter In
the future. he would positively lose
| money. In other words that extra
cigar in every 25-cent sale represents
his profit. under the increased price
| that he Is forced to pay for his stock
But when such a common article
as navy beans has gone UP and we are
paying four times what We paid be-
| fore the war for drugs and other
necessary articles. who is going to be
| Chump enough to raise q howl about
the elimination of the "three-fer" and
"siX-fcr?"
The only thing to do is to accept
condition that could not be preven-
ted, be a sport, and buy 'em straight
hereafter!
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-27
Bird Is Chairman.

6ptclhi 10 lHt NoIlus
RINGLING. Okla. Aug. 26.-H. V.
Bird of Ryan was reelected chair
man of the jefferson county Demo-
cratic committee at recent meet
ing of the committee other officers
are Ed Parsons of Waurika. vice
chairman: George McReynolds OF
Waurika, secretary. and II. c. Mar
shall of Terral. treasurer. A cam
paign committee was appointed con-
sisting of 4. A Edmonds of Waurika,
A. McCrory of Ringing. II. overly OF
Ryan, r l.. Gibson oS Sugden.
Clarence Bush of Fleetwood, VIII
Hcarn of Hastings ard Il. =. Bend OF
Addington.
The committee. 81 out of 2S pre-
cincts being present. was addressed by
District Judge Cham Jones. County
superintendent J. NJ. Dyer and others.
Resolutions were adopted commend
ing the administration of President
Wilson and that of Congressman Scott
Fer ris.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-27
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and blad'
der troubles, dissolves gravel, cures diabetes.
weak and lame back. rheumatism and ir'
regulari,ies of the kidneys and bladder in
both men and women. Regulates bladder
troubles in children II not sold by your
druggist. will be sent by mail on receipt OF
500. One small bottle Is two months treat.
ment and seldom fails to perfect cure Send
for testimonials from this and other states
Dr 2 ~ Hall. 1926 Olive St. St. Louis.
Mo. Sold by druggists.-Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-27
EXPLOSION OF GAS STOVE
Miss Matilda Zachritk So Severely
Burned That She May Die.
specisl 70 The World.

Special 10 The World.
SAPULPA, Aug. 2G.-While pre-
pairing supper in her home at %
South Linden tonight Miss Matilda
Zachritz suffered severe burns that
may resul, fatally when the gas stove
exploded, ignitins her clothing and
turning her about the face. arms and
body. Mrs J. NJ. Maddox a roomer.
rushed to her assistance and ex-
tinguishcd her burning garments AT
present she is under the care OF
phvsicians, who have not yet determ-
ined the extent Of the burns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-27
PELLRGRR

This new disease Is spreading over the
South with a 25 per cent yearly increase,
leaving horror and death in its wake
You will want to read the story OF how
nine years ago | discovered the cause Of
this disease, and how thousands OF pella.
era sufferers have been restored to good
health by simple home treatment Take
no chances with harmful drugs or guess
work doctoring. You are entitled to know
the truth. The whole story is given in
this wonderful
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It also contains many photographs and let
ters from State and County Officials Bank
ers. Ministers, Doctors. Lawyers and
Others who tell wonderful stories Of their
experience with this successful pellagra
treatment.
HAVE YOU THESE SYMPTOMS?
Tired and Drowsy feelings accompanied
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mouth tongue. lips and throat flamin 4
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Write for Your Copy Of This Book To-
day Remember il is mailed to you Free
In plain Sealed Wrapper
w. J. McCRARY.s NJ. ID.
Dept. $50 Carbon Hill, Alabama.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-27
To Construct Wells.

R1NGLING. Okla. Aug. 25.-Super-
intendent A. W. Vinten of the Ritter
Ccnley Construction company an
rcunces that the contract probably
will be awarded within a few days for
the construction of ten more $1,000
barrel steel tanks on the Mc-Man farm
Just north of Ringing.
For this work about IFS men will
be needed These tanks will cost In
the neighborhood of s150.000 and the
payroll OF employees will exceed $1,000
q dav for several weeks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-27

down by a detectve-one of the four
who had watched him from across the
street.
Ed. a local business man. whose
name is in possession OF The World,
looked at the body of the boy. as IL
lay on slab in the morgue.
"If they had given me 'ull O'Clock
Ia have saved him. he mumbled.
This story Is true.
The World vouches for its authen-
ticity
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-27

Gentleman of the Road-Kirdly
'elp a pore lonely 'omeless. man
guv'ner, wot's got nothink in the
world but a loaded revolver and no
conscientious objection to usin' 1t!
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-27
E G z MI A
Also Called letter, Salt Rheum, Pruritus,
Milk Crust, Water Poison, Weeping

believe eczema can be cured to stay.
mean just what | say CURED and NOT
merely patched up to returo again Re.
member / make this statement after hand
ling nearly half million cases OF eczema
and devotng l2 ySrs Of my life 70 its treat
ment ! don't care what all you have used
nor how many doctors have told you that
you could not be cured, all ask Is just a
chance to prove my claims II you write me
TODAY. | will send you FREE TRIAL of
mild soothing, guaranteed treatment that
will surely convince you as it has me. IL
Won are disgusted and discouraged, dare
you to give me chance to prove my claims.
by writing me to-day | believe you will en-.
Joy more real comfort than you really thought
feel sure you will agree with me.
DR.. ]. E. CANNADAY, 1859 Court Blk.
Sedalia, Mo.
References Third National Bank, sedalia,
No Send this notice TO some eczema suf-
ferer
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SnIanb.

= slu6 3aft bat erflart, er Mir
De Seite an Seite nit &ooiebelt fir
9ugbes arbeiten. Sugbes Ideint bon
Goolepelt, NIT Dem er einen @beno
5lllonrnen 54bra6te, gan5 ent5iifi
5it iein.
Sn Chicago miro augenblid-
lid elm WobiIiiationsIager fir Butt
i6iffer organiiiert; oie 9loiatifer
iuel6e bort misgebiloet iperoen ooer
Den lebten SdIiff ibrer 9lusbilouno
bort erbolten, iino fir oen 0ienIt in
Wterico beitimtnt
Srnl SOa Saolep, oeren @ot.
te iuegen @rmoroung oes S6erifiS
Safe Giles bon Beaumont in Weus.
fo9ee, Sfla., 8u IebenslGngliden
8n6tbaus nerltrteilt uno meld,f
ielbit bonn @eridt fir mabnIinnio
erfldrt muroe, erbielt nod nad,.
trdglid cine 3ulatItrafe BON tC
sSSobren, neil iie periu6t bate, aus
oem Neutrality-suspicious. 81
Mnsfogee aitsSitbre6en.
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bort nidt MIR bas Gisentnm upn
Nmertfanern, IOnbern amd) BON an-
bern sSrentben.
Sn @oibington lit oie gfad.
ri6t eingetroffen. oaB fiinf 9lnge-
ltellte Der slparaoo Company o1f
Dem @ege nad ser @rer5e ongebol-
ten ipnroen, oaB ei11ige gefongen
genonnen unb misbot1oelt tpuroet
nno oaB fie idlieBli6 fir tire Srei-
lailnng eine groBe Suntn1e amerifo-
nil6en @eloes be5ablen n1uBten.
= Slu6tlinge aus Surparn, oie
nit oent 9ampfer r8aton @ouge"
in @alpeiton eingetroffen iino, ia
gen, alle 9lneeItelten bon
Del @eieIidaften ieien ol,f
Der 8la5a aufgeitelt un6 Damn
ipltematiif ausgeplurtoert poroen.
Oem &aiiierer 3an6er babe man
$4,000 Dollars in @olo abaenom=
men II. i'm Damn mitSol6aten auf's
S6iff bringen laiIen.
S1t Wealla6uietts lolle1 8fpi=
i6en 500 nno 800 Milialeute iicb
9etpeigert boben, Der 9unoesregie-
rung ben Sreueio 5lt leiiten. Sic
iperoen oIe Dor Elm ariegsgeri6t
geiteat iperoen.
Ser neue ipanii6e @eianote
lit m Werico eingetroffer. Man per-
nntet oaB er cine Srieoenpermitt-
lung beriuben miro.
Ser Sanfoan1pfer ogaton
@onge" bot meitere Sandtlinge bon
Santpieo gebraht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-29
GurSe l1tberlidt.

Die oemtIdem gerbiimbetem
balten int Often bic r,tfIiidJe
Sffeniibe an Der sansen 2inie
anf. Sn Ser Gegemb BON So=
full rnadtem tie eine iuihttge
Groberitng.
Die Sample bel gerbnn
bamern an.
Die Geiterreider nebmen
nene Stellnngen m0rolid) bon
Nriiero nnb sliiaso Elm.
Die Gnslanoer erflaren, lie
batten lire grpke Sffeniipe
nod ni6t begpnmem. Mn Ser
Summe baben lie peridie6ene
Sdlappen erbalten.
9iebfnedJt iuirS sm 6reikia
Mpmaten 3ndjtbans perarteilt.
sn sSrlan6 1T Gtreit nm
bic ltliterfrase anssebroden.
6rans6iild)e SaftIdiffe iol-
len in aarlsritbe 1870 8eriomen
getDtet baben.
1tniere 9iesiernns perlanst
BON Ceiterreid) 0ennstummg
fir ben gnsriff anf 6en
gEetrplite".
Die Siirfen bereinisen lire
Stelnnsen nOrblidj bon SIdo-
riff.
Sir 9iOser GaIement erflart,
bak er bDm 9eittidlano midlt
gu Der iriiden 9febolmtion an-
seitiftet lei.
Sir goser Gaiement iit
bes 9Odperrats id1nlbis BE-
fnnOen.
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Sir Goser Gaiement lit bes Sod
Derrafs idul6ia beftn0en.

Sir Sioser Gaiement lit oes Sodj-
oerrafs idnlOis befunSen.
Sir 9iuser Gaiement erflarte inn
Weridt, oak er niemaIs Welo bon
SeatlHamo fir bic iriIde 0teuolm-
tion erbalten babe; oaf CT ME bon
Semtidlamb, beranlaft lei, bic iri-
ide GebOlutiDn ms 2e6en AT ru-
fen, nno oaf bic irifdle 9iebolntipn
nidt in's Seben sernfen lei, nm
Semtidlanb gum Siege at perhel-
fen, ionbern einsig nnb alleim, nm
SrIano frei sit MAIDEN.
Or. &arl 9iebfnedt, Der raoifalc
io5ialiffiide 3eidstassabaeorbnete
lit ipegen 9udberrnts sn breifia
Wionaten 3ndJtbans nmb smr slns,
fdliefnns aus bem SoloatenltanSe
beritrteilt.
Snt Often lit bic 2aae fir Sic
6eitidem &er6iinoetem 6anerno aim.
ftig. Wic geitern l6pm aemeloet,
baben Die Seutidem oas iueitlidl
bon Sofml selesene 9prf 9ineiufa
ooer 8inleiufa genummen. .Seutiae
Wel6nnsem ieten binsn, bas iie audi
bic Sfellnngem, fiioIidJ bon BEN,
Sprf, genommem baben. Nmdl Ser
gormaridl Der in Der gnfuiuina
einaeormngemen 9iitiien segen bic aa.
Iisiide Staot aolomea lit nod I'M
imer anfsebalten. Die Cefterreidler
melSen, oaf iie aile gmeriffe Ser
GniIen im iemer @esenS sariifaeid)la-
gen baben.
Srmppen 6es Weueral Don Sinoet.
burg fin6 bel Scffan nmb Mfiaosiol
tn bic rmiIiiden 9aeiben einaeSrltn.
gen mno baben 2f5 @efanaene ae.
mtadt, ioiuie fieben NaIdJinenaeIdlii.
BE anb fiinf Mineniperfer erbentet
Nnd) iuaroen mebrere gombeu altI
ben 8abnBof BON 9iinabnra aeiuor,
fen.
Die SeiterreidDer ietem IN estalier
ibren gtifsng fort, iuas Iebr Der.
ninftis 1T, ba iie bei Sem Ginfal
Der GniTen in Die gmfotuina nnS Ser
rnfiIdjem gerimdjen, iueifere Gin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-29

Der aliiitierenoe @eneral-Mm-
malt 4eeling gu @uitin bot Elm @ut-
adten abgegeben, oaB angeiidts Scr
am %. ssult itattfinbenoen oenrofra.
ttl6en Hrirt1rtpablen bon qroBer
geoemtiing lit. Nad) oielem Galt-
adte1 fam bon einern ieoen 8ab-
Ter, Der an Der HrinlGrtpabl teilnebs
men mill, berlangt tperben, eine eioe
lide 8eriiherllng babtn ab5ngeben,
Dob er ein 0en1ofrat lit, baB er BET
Der lesten allgemeinen @abl fit
oas oenofratiihe gidet itin1i1lte n1o
oaB er Die gonlirlierten Ser oelnofra=
tii6en Bartei unterltiiben mill.
SSn einem anoern ebenfalIs auf Die
@abl be5iigliben @ntadten erfldrt
&eeltng, onB oas greflttin &onite
fein Gedt bat, iiber Die 9enofrotie
eines &anoioaten 5n ribten nno an
enti6eioen nno oaB Ser 9ains zines
ieben aanoioaten ouf oas offi5ielle
8allot eeiett peroen nluB, lobalo
oerielbe ben geieblihen @ablbeitini-
mlingen nadaefontnen lit.
= Die 3onbeboroen bon groipns-
bile baben berfiiet, baB Merifaner
2e6ensn1itteI i'm @erte bon bod
items SO na6 Matantoros ausfiibren
oiirfen; alle 9lrtifel, tpelbe Ser ineri-
fanil6en Irmee BON Nuben leih
fonntett tuer6en init 8eibIag belegt.
Sn Segl1in organiiierte iid
ltnter 2eitline bon $. sc. @ur5ba6
cine 8iirgeriuebr, tpelhe Die Staot
beibiisen miro, i'm Sale merifa1il1e
llnruben ansbre1en lolIten. $. SO.
@nr5ba6 tptroe gum Sanptnanp,
Geo. s. aenper gum erIten nno
81. So 9ibbrell gum 5tpeiters5 2ellf=
nant getpdblt; cine sfn5abl bort ge-
borener Werifaner bat iib Der Srga-
niiation angeidloIien.
ssn Sort 9lrtbnr puroe am
0iitttpo6 cine @abl abgebalter, he-
rem 3tpef Die 9lbleBung oes bisberi-
gen Mfapors st. $. Dunn NOR, oie
slr6eiter 8ereinigungen batten ben
@apor angeflagt, feline stntspflid-
ten pernadl0iiiat 81 ba6en, batten
feline 3uriidberltfung beailtragt ltno
81. 9. Wifes ais @egenfanoioaten
altfgeItellt. sS1 Der Spesialpabl
ipuroe Dunn nit 591 Stin1lnen ipie-
Ser geipablt; Miles erbielt nrr 506.
3ur Nblebung oes @fapors pdren
Gil Stimmen notig gelpelen 0os
@eianln1t gotlint Der Staot besif.
fert iih auf 2,050.
= Sn Sort 8ortb muroe Die is
iabrige SSrall &atberine 8ance Sor-
rilon. pelde lebten 8e5ernber oen
rei6en SotelbeiiBer ltno 8ieb3iihter
@. 8. @arren in einem slutomobil
in 8egenmort ibres iebigen @5atten
eridoifen bate, slt flint Sobren
3uhthaus berllrteilt. sSrau 6orrilon
gob oie Cot obne ipeiteres 5ll, fiibr
te aber ols GntiduloiglnnesgrlInO
an, ooB Ser pom ibr @etotete lie INN
ibre iungfrduli6e @bre beraubt ba-
be, als tie nod i'm &inbesaIter Itano;
5tpei Gage nod @eriibung Ser Sot
perheiratete iie iid NIT Sorrilon.
= syn einem Sample NIT stuf-
t,nS;sLo,, o,,s Snr CS,tgaI GSor GA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-29

= s5n einem Sample NIT stuf-
itanoilden a1f Ser SSsnIel Gan 9os
ningo lit elm omerifanil6er, Sol.
oat getotet uno elmer berpunoet
tporoen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
STEALS sam SHU
AND FISH FROM
Chinese DRIVER

Returning to the Kalihi slaughter
house after ne had delivered load
Of pork in the city early SATURDAY.
morning. Lum Muck zee. Chinese, was
assaulted by soldier who leaped into
the back OF the wagon, threw his arms
tightly about the Chinaman and de-
manded money.
John ]. Carney. Company H. End In
fantry, Is held By the police, the SOL
der having been caught by Oficef
+. Noya, Of the sub-station, who re-
sponded to Lum Muck Yee's cries
for help. Noya saw the soldier run
ming and overlook MIN finally on Rich
ards lane. There are said to be three
witnesses to the assault. Carney win
be turned over to the military authori-
ties:
The assault was made at about 2:45
o'clock in the morning near Kameha
meha Nv road. Lum Muck zee told
the police that Carney, after demand.
Ing money, had forced his hands into
his pockets and felt for coin. Find
ing none he then grabbed q piece of
salt fish and some sam shu. Tbs 20
lice say this Is the second time tnat &.
FORK wagon has been held up by sol,
diers.