davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-05
A BARoAN WHILE IT LASTS

o. 'oom house partly furnished
good sleeping porch, water in house,
good lawns both front and back yards.
Located on Grand Ave, best resident
part of city, only one block from school
Can you beat is at 100000. For par
ticulars see A. J. Dickson. 4-15.tf
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-05
room oo,BngAnoNs

Hsw - put fsods together to make
nsah that digest easily il the subject
e sAs lssdi.g article in the December
..nbsr sf The Hygienist Magazine,
vstsssa By d.. B. B. Daniels. Procure
. sspy 4 ~ magazine at your news
dsalsfs' q ssnd ten cents to The Hy-
esatss Publishias CO, Majestic Bldg,
Denver, Colo.
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-05
WELL ozupanr ARE ACTIVE

II your child is dull pale, fretful
and wants to lie around, the chances
are it i suffering from woyms. Kicks
poo Worm Killer, . pleasant candy con.
lection, liked by all children IL what
your child needs. You only give one
half 70 one lozenge at . time and yos
get immediate results. Every mother
should have box on hand. csc at sll
druiggsts'
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-05
FAIR SKIN COMES
I FROM WITHIN

It is foolish to think you can gain \
good clear complexion by the use Of
face powder. Get at the root of the
trouble and thoroughly cleanse the sys-
tenn with treatment of DR.. King 3
New Life Pills. Gentle and mild in
action, do not grippe, yet they relieve
the liver by their action on the bowels.
Good for young, adults and aged. Go
after q clear complexion today. Csc at
your druggists.
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-05
ATLANTA PAPERS INcREAsE
THEIR SELLING PRICE

Atlanta, Ga, July 31.-Owing to TIE
increasing cost Of news print paper two
papers here, the Journal and the Geor-
gian, have increased their subscription
price from fifty to seventy-five cents
per month. Both are evening papers
and will hafeafter discontinue their
complimentary lists entirely, Z
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-05
HAY Yyvn

Send 10 cents, stamps Or silvsr, 70,
article appearing in The Hygenist Nag
asins on the trsatmsnt Of Hay Esves
The article d written by Dr. 3. =. Dan
iels, contributor to this paper. Get Z
copy Of the magazine at your asw,
dealers or send ton cents to The Hy.
gienist Publishing Co., Najsstie Blds
Denver, Colo.
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-05
oI.ElJWo0D RE81DHNCR

six-room Glsnwood residenee o, one
Of the best streets in the city. This
u close-in property ard . very desira-
bic location. City water and electric
lights. Owner might trade for ranch.
Will be glad 70 show this property u
you sre interested.
A. J. DICKSON.
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-05
FOE AAL8

Six room house In good condition and
four lots in good residenes portion Of
Glsnwood. Splendid location Tor .
number Of cottages. Owner will naks
good price and give satisfaStory
terms on part Of amount. Call st this
Office for partieulan.
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-05

0LE1CW00D P1OPR1Y 10 TRADE
Parties having Garfield county
ranches to dispose Of who will take -
payment desirable Glenwood property,
will do well to mako their wants known
to me- - I have . few trades Of that
Kind In viow. A. J, DICKSON.
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-05

For regular action Of the bowslsi
easy natural movements, relief Of con
stipatioA, Try Dosa , Regulsts. ass as
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-05

When baby suffers with Group, apply
and give DR.. ThoaAs' Electic OIL at
once. Safe for children. A little gees
. long way. 35e. and Soc. At Ill drug
stores. 9e Tffs- g
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-05

FOR SALE-Humphries green clover
cutter. Ideal machine for poultry
growers. Just the right machine for
making alfalfa meal Inquire at this
Office.
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-05

Ola .swspspsrs in a.y quaatsry nay
be obtained at this office n large pssk'
ages q ~ sses ~ yeslaeA
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-05

For sale-Best Ford auto in Garfield
county. In first.clsss condition. VIII
make attractive pries. 1aqpirs q tAls
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-05

Tor Rent- Tsar-feoa dwelling q
Nlatsr avanus. Take It at - .
month. Inquire 1t this sGiss.
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-05

Impure SiOod tu,as yea dova4- 4 alkes
you An easy. victim for disease. Fur
pure blood and sound digestion-Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. At AL drug stores.
Price, $1.00 e G
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-10
RED SOX Team TO
TDODGERSA At
Y. N. GAMES HALL

At q meeting OF the employed boys
CT the Y. NJ CA last evening eight
athletic teams, four in the National
and four in the American, were organ
lied. Sam Rohley presided at the
meeting anu r. X. Thomas and Glenn
jackson gave short talks.
In selecting lie teams the clubs now
fighting for the worlds series were
selected. The Athletics were picked,
despite their poor showing this season.
The teams which were picked are
American League: Red Sox, Tigers,
Senator'S and Athletics. National
League: Giants, Dodgers, Cubs and
Pirates. The Red Sox lineup is G.. Sill
va, captain: A. Kanuhu, A. Dodeit, A..
Kaleikau, A. Goeas, A. Phillips, j.
Silva, T Comes and A. Yivas.
Tigers: Pacheco, captain; Henry
Williams. r. Mcdowell. C. Kaiukau.
e. Mclaughlin, d. Maranado and F..
Noibery st -. 4
Senator's: NJ. Rawlins, captain; B.
Alves, E Phillips, C. Lewis, G.. Spen-
Ger. C. Andrade and H. Derego.
Athletics: Chez Hoi, captain; W.
-. +
Chung. A. Dug Wah Shin, Tim Chu
Wong and Cha LuIn.
Giants: sChong, captain; W. Ras-
mussen, Vernon Lee, Carl Mortenson,
Nj. Soaza, Kan Lee and J. Chew.
Dodgers: G. Parker, captain; Hase-
moto, P. Karrotta,tJ. Hyorth, NJ. Blais-
dell, R. Rodrigues, Hawenan, Hoopii,
Nishi and F. Terrell ~
Cubs. A. Mau, captain: William
Char, William Benovitz, De Leong and
j. TseM s..... T.. s..z-s
Pirates: Brasher, captain; Butske.
H. Sherman, Sakata, c. Sherman, Min
vile, III. Nobriga, Suruhashi and Shi-
hatura -. ......<
The boys will contest for a cup in
games including, basketball, voiley-
ball, hand-ball. indoor baseball. Swim
ming and track meets will also be a
feature of the season - 49,
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talk OF the time when Antidote carry.
ing much weight romped ahead OF a
fast field.
Was Great Race Horse
The racer was bred By Jim Gay. and
according to Julian Monsarrat, who
pei aps knew Antidote better than
any other man. was one of the best
Hawaiian breds ever started In the
islands. HE was as tough as HE.
kory nut and always run for all that
was in him. To the time Of bis death
his legs were perfect. and this was re-
markable inasmuch as he had many
tough races" said Monsarrat in speak.
ing OF Antidote.
Won When ~ Years Old
When Antidote was about II years
old. in 1907, he ran his last race in
Hilo. and he ran great race at that.
With 145 pounds up the runner went
TO the first quarter in "a 1.2 seconds;
to the half in 81, and on to the three
quarters in 1.24, and crossed the mile
finish in 1.54 This was the last race
that the great runner ever compet
in. and never had q saddle on
back after that day.
Many had forgotten Antfdote for the
time being, and It was during a dis
cussion regarding horses that Bob Nc
Corriston mentioned Antidote and
made the statement, although he was
only a youngsters that aforementioned
this runner as one OF the best
horses ever bred in the islands. The
other racing enthusiasts finally agreed
with him, and through the courtesy of
Julian Monsarrat, manager of the Ka.
papala ranch, who has made great
reputation for turning out fast stock.
the Star-Bulletin was able to publish
the pictures OF one Of the best horses
that ever wore a saddle In Hawaii.
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GRASSH0PPERS WATCH ].
TIE GAME AT SKYHlGH
GROUNDS ON SUNDAY

More than 1000 grasshoppers and
80 fans attended the baseball game be-
tween the Red Men and Canoes on
the SKY High grounds at Tanta4us on
Sunday. The score was / to | in the
sixth inning, when it was called on ae-
count Of rain. Antoine Faria for the
A. o. F. pitched nice game, allowing
but three hits. NJ. L., Comes also did
good work for, the Red Men, holding
the heavy hitting opponents to five
hits. .... -.
l.. A. Perry OF the Red Men secured
a threebase hit in the fourth, aud
came home on a single by NJ. L.
Comes. The Canoes scored their only
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Gneonta and Satisfax are spoken oil
much in these days, and ask any rae,
ing fan and they can tell you what
they have done. They know about Har.
yester and the races he has won. and
Frances B and Ypres are well known,
but to horsemen of few years ago
there was only one horse and that was
Antidote.
Speaking OF Antidote will bring
back memories Of the races that this
horse has run, and perhaps there has
never been horse in Hawaii that has
made greater record. He was a
Hawaiian bred, and fo= years was king
of the turf.
Antidote Is Dead
Antidote raced In Honolulu, Maui
and Hilo, and horsemen throughout
the country will remember the fast
runner who would carry las pounds
and romp home ahead of the field
Though Antidote is dead. hundreds
still remember his performances, and
those who have lived in Hawaii for
more than ten years can tell OF the
races captured by the famous run
ner
Antidote was by Senator Stanford
cut OF Poison Senator Stanford was
by Governor Stanford. imported by
old Captain Cummings, father of John
Cummings. Antidote died on Maui on
September 10 at the age of rs. The
list picture taken of the famous race
horse was on June IL of this year,
and this picture is published showing
medicine placed On his back for fly
sores.
Antidote passed the last days at the
Kapapala ranch and the boys took
care that the great horse was given
every attention. The old white horse
was popular with the boys at this
ranch, and the men always loved to
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-10
TERRITORIAL B0WLERS
SET NEW RECORDS AT
Y. M. C. A. LAST MIGHT

The Territorials who performed at
the Y. N. c. A. bowling alleys last
evening landed three out of four
games from the Pineapple Maple skid
ders. In the third game the work of
Canario was enough to bring the Ter
ritorials to the fore, while the Pine
apple crew pinned in the last game.
The Territorials set two records for
the Commercial League last evening,
when Canario rolled 224 and the total
pinfall was 26e4. The scores Of the
games last evening were as follows:
TaFrffnriale
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THE WoRL D's SERIES
By ". R. HoEFER.

BY r.. -
sandsar
The
nd oher madly the fence
Tensey watjn for the o
is faster q In
For the Series
ammed ticker
The Of a fans Is s.
In town and zelda ctyey every 4
And
Tensy Of all the creed and classes
joins the popeyed fan procession
For the Series, with
they highway
thai the winds blowing
A mnlfo forth from
Cheering
of
It's the Of the Sport"
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MAN SELLS HIMSELF WHISKY
AND FINED 500 FOR ACT

DENVER, Colo. Frank Topoll. one
of the proprietors Df soft drink EN-
porium at 2400 Fourteenth street. sold
himself his own whisky and paid a
fine of 500 in police court the other
day for the offense.
at was this way" Topoll told Mag
istrate Rice. Il had whisky in my
place for my own use. | didn't sell
it to ANYBODY but myself. and / didn't
give it away, or otherwise violate the
law. When a patron would come in
and ask me to have drink. I'd reach
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new HANDICAPS
GIVEN GOLFERS
At SCHOFIELD
& fSy n CMH0MNWRNn n
-
]. |. 3. Greig and Capt. Knee
land Snow Are Scratch Men;
Lieut.. Schneider Next

New, haRdieaps have been given TO
the golfers at Sehofleld, and many new
members have been given the handi-
cap Of "a, which Is the highest handi-
cap given at the club. Lieut.. Otis
Sadtier, who has recently taken up
the game, is now playing at handi-
cap Of Is. Two men have scratch
play, these being J. l. b. Greig and
Capt. Kneeland Snow lieut.. "Snitz"
Schneider is the next in line with a
three. ...-. .... =.
The new handicaps are assigned as
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COLORADO TROOPER
KILLED BY AuToIST

DENVER, Colo.--Sgt Paul J. Upton
oil Troop l., Eighth United States Cav
airy, formerly a trick rider with the
Sells.Fioto circus, was killed in FL
Paso. Tex, when he was struck by a
speeding automobile driven by L. ID.
Meals of FL Paso. He was hurled %
feet Meals was arrested and is being
held tpend.ng Investigation Sgt, Tip
ten Nas u years old. ), $50 . -. /.
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CRUDE OIL PRICES
WILL STARTLE U. S.,
ASSERTS MAGNATE

CHICAGO, Ill.-A price for crude
oil that will startle consumers was
predicted by c. d. Chamberlain Of
Cleveland. one of the $50 delegates
to the annual meeting of the National
Petroleum Association, which closed
its meetings here by a banquet. w
T. James of Kansas City expressed
the same spirit The output now ex
ceeds $30O,0O0.000 in value, he said
the output for 1915 being s225. 100000
This, he added, was more than the
worth of the output of iron, silver
gold and copper
run on c. p. Silvas homer NJ r
Periera umpired the game.
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KAISER SENDS APPEAL
TO GERMANS EBRoAp

AMSTERDAM. Netherlands. = En-
peror William. in the German official
gazette, appeals to all Germans
abroad to report to the consular Off
ces in order to ascertain II they are
available for military service.
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ALL-STAR team AT FORT SHA7ER
SHOWS BATTERS HITTING FOR 373
Ten Players Hit for More Than 900 on Mythical AStar Az
acknowledgement Team Has Five Men On Selected
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and White Both Make outed Posi-
tons-Second Team Has Batting AVERAGE of 32 for 1916

Beeler lEngnesrsl, Sd base. ... 100
purns tco. E), I'd base. .......,. go
dawson eco. F.. catcher. no record
Rowland eco. E1. LIST base. u. .52l
binty eco NJ, right field -. .375
Postma tEngineersl. left-field 1913
DELPHI tCo H.. center-field -. =. .42S
cseInotta tco. FL, out-field :. .555
Simmons lGo. e. pitcher. 100
Peed Go. d.. pitcher ........ It's
0'Dell iCo. HI. pitcher ......... .l36
Moves tEpgineersl. LIST base -, .2S5
Coburn fCo. Al. right-field -. 500
ncpre (co. NJ. left-field ........ 400
Powell tCo. ID, centerfield, =. 400
Average .312
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AUTO BANDITS ROB
WOMAN or PAYROLL

CHICAGO. Lll-Miss Mary Pinter.
cashier for the Leyser Green Hat Co.
was knocked down and robbed OF
$3.50, the firms payroll. by one of
three automobile bandits recently.
She was returning from bank The
bandits escaped.
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man. After Moran had swung at Jess
Wizards classic chin and MISSED.
Fulton was offered a chance at Mo
ran. Fulton only wanted $4,000,
which demand made James Joy break
right ont In smoker. Fulton was
told to run right along home ana ne
did.
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around and get special grape juicsg
bottle that one over there this as
he designated bottle marked grape
juice" and introduced as an exhibit
by Policemen Cook. Kline and Schnei-
der of the bootlegging squad.
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tsu.ci.l s,ss Bulletin co,rs,pSpSene.,

tSpecial Star Bulletin CogrespbBdsncel
FORT SHAFTER, Oct. l1.-Tshe fol,
loving statistics regarding the pas.
b5eebaE eeasop al tcrt Shafter are
aiilr ,i.seed ~ the, ufi eors bs tas ia
ieifr ofsic, r. based peon data rs cCa
rnteI 1ngsfhe official scorer OF the
4. aT1piohahip ser!es Engineer and Y
Company. Sgt. GulpepDer OF VI Com
ivy, f25 Infantry. an1 fs most inter
sst:Eg reading and In the selected first
sn1 Second teams, as per records of
ffe I'd Infantry. These computations
. DO not include the Medical Depart
nlent men. some Of whom would be
ovai able for selection on an All-Shaf-
ter team, notably Hanna. the capable
ptsler and all1around player. as wen
r. IIackett. the alI-around star ath-
lite
Record OF championship matches:
Engineers
kP.R. II. ,2BH. BA. P0. A. f. Tc. =.
CT s ~ 2 274 90 12 i 81 .9S5
Company
CO 10 2 l54 81 % 6 IS $3.50
Pelow are the first and second Fort
shafter. teams as chosen by the Off
tlH Scofer, oBts tuipepperp lIOhl htS
records: 8. =
First Team tort shafter
Nsme-- B.A.
Rails Company ID, Sd base. -. 43S
crin lEHgineers). I'd base. -. .42S
zvbcr lEngineeys). shortstop 1873
White (Co. NJ. center-field ... 1913
Jackson lCo ID, first base .... 1888
lindsay Geo. Hl. left-field 49,. $50
Rlack tCo. Al, rlght-field. .... $50
stociFWell 4 ERgineers1. catcher. 400
NqGayip, (Engipeersl. catcher. .230
eAmana fcos K). pitcher, no record
Kpifht, fGo. -, pitcher. ...s.... 800
Williams afEngineers). pitcher. .1Sl
ChaFiesForth Geo. Al. right-fleld. .53s
Average ........s....,.... .3f5
second Team, Fort shafter
Mc0ary (Co. E), shortstop :. $50
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a VITAL QUESTION.
ey C. Alfred karpen.

Y 81 :
= There's question that has ial- /
4 tered 1
\ On my lips for many days;
: And tho oft I've tried to ask 1t, I
= My tongue somehow delays
= The sight of your fair smiling
4 face,
\ Your ruby lips so red,
= Your golden hair. your rosy 4
4 cheeks, 4
: A spell Ger me has spread. I
\ 1t binds my speech, my pulse I
y beats fast @ 4
= And slow by turns, and yet 4
= Attic | try my best to speak, 4
= The best / do is sweat.
\ I'd give a million dollars Just 4
To ask you one small question: 4
\ But can't murIur, much less I
= speak \
: Perhaps it's Indigestion.
= Well-here goes. l will be a \
= sport,
= Altho' it gives me cramps I
Now listen:-Tell me. honest,
4 dear, !
= WHO'LL BE THE NEXT :
\ WORLDS CHAMPS? 4
l. u kA u A
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1aE6lgII!!!ggtiil!l(Sl ! P s!!g!t IS Sports
Antidote WaslK ing'!'of
Turf a Few Years Ago

Famous Race Horse Died in September Of This Year-Was
Famous on Tracks for Many Years-TOok Mile Race in
Hio at Age OF IL Carrying las Pounds and Won Pulling
Up-Many HorSemen Will Remember Old Campaigner
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'Amama and Dawson no official
record: II Is surInised that they bat
around .225.
Men batting 800 or better in Fort
Shafter League during the season:
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SCI Ss4 S52 2597
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1915 FOR HAWN.
COMMERCIAL Is
A RECORD YEAR
Balance December 81 Last is
S1,418,000, and $500, 900
to Go for improvements
LOSS IN MAUI STORM
AMOUNTED TO $500, ,OOO
In Spite of Bad Weather, 1917
Crop Will BE Banner One,
Manager Predicts

With a 1916 crop of approximately
IS 900 tons, 1917 crop expected to be
a record-breaker and a balance as 81
December 81, 1915, of 81 41S.000. Ha-
waiian Commercial and Sugar Com
pany, the territory's biggest sugar
producer, expects to spend half mil
lien this year in improvements.
The annual meeting of the company
will be held in San Francisco on
Wednesday. Copies of the reports Of
President and Manager F. F. Bald
win and of the secretary and auditor
have been received in advance and
mailed out to stockholders. The re
poit will be of general interest in Ha
wall:
Manager Baldwin says:
"The past year, due to the abncr
rial price of sugar. proved to be the
nest prosperous year in the history Of
the company.
Climatic conditions were favorable
to growing crops, although we were
somewhat short of water during the
summer months.
The Big Storm.
I'VE are having very severe win
ter On the 18th, 18th and 18th of, Jan
4Cohtihued ON page eighty
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ARMY COMRADES
SAY JESSE duke
INNOCENT man

Jesse Duke, former enlisted man Of
the 25th Infantry, now charged with
murder and recently given new trial
in the federal court, is innocent, de-
clare his comrades of the army, and
they are now raising fund for coun-
sci fees to defend him.
y Announcement is made that a bene-
fit shirtwaist bali viii be given by the
enlisted men of the 18th Infantry at
the United Spanish war veterans hall
on the evening Of April II, 1915.
The ball is for the purpose Of help
ing to raise s125 to finish the payment
of $500 lawyers fee for the defense of
Duke. The soldiers of the regiment
are convinced of his innocence and
have taken it upon themselves to fur
Ifish him with counsel
There win be plenty of good music
furnished BY the 25th Infantry band
r,J.z .a,,>faGf6n f1r men VIII r. 81
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GERMAN OFFICIAL
cABl EGRAMS
The Following cabIegrams from Off

The following cablegrams from Off
ciaI German sources were received to-
dav:
"Germar Headquarters, April 81
Left bank Meuse: Silesian and Ba-
varian troops stormed two strong
French points dAppuf south OF Hau-
court, took whole position on Ridge
Termit more than two kiiometers
wide. Enemy attempted this morning
a country attack which failed. Ger.
man losses were small, the enemy's
losses especially heavy, also on ac-
count of treacherous conduct OF some.
besides this, Is officers and 699
men, unwounded, were taken prisoner
among whom were numerous recruits
of year 1916.
ION the heights on botn sides OF
the Meuse and Woevre artillery OF
both sides was active. South Of Son
dernach, in the Vosges, small German
detachment advanced into French
salient position. The occupants fell
except 81 who were prisonered. TRf
enemy's trenches were blasted.
East front: Russian attacks also
yesterday were limited to a small
frontfof section south of Narocz lake
and were fatty repulsed."
YESTERDAYS SITUATION.
German Headquarters, April 81
General situation in all war theaters
unchanged.
German admiralty reports that or
April four naval aeroplanes attacked
the Russian aviation station of Pap
ersholm, near Kielkond, on the Gel
sell, and dropped 20 bombs on the sta
tion. Four Russian aeroplanes ascend
ed for defense, but two of them were
forced to land. In spite of violen
shelling, German aeroplanes returned
undamaged.
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CABLE COMMUNICATION
WITH CANTON RESTORED

That cable communication with
Canton is restored was the notifica-
tion by the Commercial Pacific Cable
Company today, following notification
Saturday of its interruption. The
The company issued the following no
tice today: . -
"Hongkong advises there is commu-
nication with Canton via Hongkong,
subject to the usual censorship res
trictions, plain language, ETC., and at
sender's risk. Cablegrams for Can
ton and other places in the province
of Kwangtung must be in plain Ian
guage. English or French, with full
addresses and proper name sigma
lures. Code or abbreviated addresses
or signatures are not admitted. All
such cablegrams are subject to cen
n. -. - n
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DEATH BEATS rs.
CHOY IN RACE FOR
FREEDOM FROM JAIL

Death has beaten T. 8. Choys con-
victed opium manufacturer and han
dler. in a race for freedom that was
only a few weeks away. choy, who
made conside derable trouble for the fed
eral and internal revenue officials be-
fore they finally clinehed their case
against him, died at Oahu Prison last
night Of hemorrhaee.
The last thing that Ch0y did before
he went to Oahu prison to serve six
months and pay iine Of $500, was %
forge score or more OF the prescrip-
tion blanks Of local physicians, on the
strength Of which ne obtained large
quantities Of opium This opium was
purchased in "granBIated" form and
choy BY mixing it with water and boIlr
ing the mass, obtained fair GRADE
Of smoking opium which be sold to
users OF the drug, the officials say.
Choy was to be buried today. follow
ing an autopsy, the city taking charge
Of the remains.