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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-04-19
Blue Grass Echoes.

Mr. and Mrs. Grover Steven, aud
sou WILDER Mr.. aud Mira. Evanson and
so,s Richard and Harold, OF Laverue,
and Misses verla and Uls Stevens were
guests at the A V. Fuller home Sun.
day, Aprils.
Frank Fades sister aud niece OF
Fargo, who have been visiting here
the past week, have ret-rled to their
homes.
The School Misses Of Blue Grass are
getting 3 reputation for industry even
out OF school hours. The recess and
noon hours are now devoted to cro-
chstiug.
Miss Maud Birdsall, Of near Madi-
sou, was the guest Of Miss yelova Ste.
vens sunday night, and accompanied
the family to church.
Some much needed road work was
done on the road north OF l. e. stevens
last week
1. N. Woodward got his irrigation
troughs ready just in time for the rain,
Several OF our farmers have received
frost proof cabbage plants and will eK-
pertinent with this novelty.
+. A. Stevens and J. w. Lewis, OF
Madison, made business trip 70 Bsa.
yer Thursday.
A general rain visited this section
Thursday and Friday. some esslnat-
ing it about three inches. Some Who
had given up all hopes Of any wheat
are now little hopeful. The rain
puts the ground in splendid condition
for the re-plsnting for . large part OF
the wheat sown will have to be listed
for spring crop.
Rev. Carlisle, who has been holding
revival meetings at North Fsirview
church. conducted . cottage service .,
the home Of Wm. Davis. Friday morn.
ing.
Mrs Oscar Csiswell and little daugh,
ters we're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
4. L. Petty. Sunday April 18th.
Master Hiram and william Fuller
spent Saturday and Sunday with theil
friend Clyde Teter, near Cstesby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Boren and Clar-
ence Moore and family Sundaysd .,
the Gregory home.
Miss Naomi Fuller Vas the guest OF
Aiss Lulu Woodward, Sunday.
I Concluded on another psge.)
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-04-19
North Fork.

John Woods Is the possessor OF q
new Ford runabout since last Monday
"Wasn't that fine rain we hsd," ia
the greeting you receive at every turn
since Wednesday. and everyone wsars
. smile Of thankfuiness. This is the
arst real rain ws have had since last
June.
Mrs. Micheps many friends will bs
glad Of her recovery from the measles.
The children oil got through with them
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-04-19
YOU NEED A S72lA6 LAXATIVE.

Or Kings NeT Life Pills will remove
the accumulated wastes Of winter from
your iute,;iues. the burden Of the
blood Get that sluggish spring fever
feeling %; Of your system. brighten
your eye, clear your complexion Get
that vim and snap OF good purified
hszithy blood. DR.. Kings New Life
Pills are 8 non-griping lsxsti7e that
sid- rature's process. try them to.
uigat. At sill druggists. 25c.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-04-19
Pleasant Valley.

1t has raired once mors in Beaver
county, such . dne rain April llth.
All the farmers in this comm Unity are
wearing smiles on their faces now but
we wish the rsia had come sooner as it
is TOO late to do the wheat any good
around here.
Born TO Mr.. and Mira. r. c. Nichols.
April 10th, a7h pound baby girl.
Nc. and Mrs.. V. W. Hayden spent
Wednesday night At B. f. Hayden's.
Carl Ellington and Gladys wymsn
were married Easter sunday. The
crowd chari~sried them Monday
night. There also vas . chsrivari Sat-
urdav night at Harvs Dowsrs', His
brother George returned from Enid
with his bride. The writer has not
learned the brides name. We guess
George had got tired Of bstching.
Mrs. v. W. Hayden has been having
IN attack Of lAgrippe the past
week, but is better At this writing.
A. Myers 10 fixing TO plaster his nine
room houss this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Rstcli6 spent
Sunday evening ct B. F. HAydsn's.
Mrs. G. Fl. Law spent Tuesday ~
Mrs. Jim Wallacss'.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-04-19
South elmsood

We had t-o hue rains last week
one coming Wednesday the llth. the
Other "a. 18th. The farmers are all
very thankful.
Mr ant Nrs P. 2 Johnson, Asa
kile aud FANNY and Olsu kile spent
the dsy las. Sunday at the home OF
G. l.. Fowler
Quite few OF III. children in thi.
neishbcrhood have the chicken.poK
Beunis Kile i. making nice cemea.
cave
The Parkhurst boys are breaking sod
since the rain
John Ktle returned home Honday
morning from Cale7vilie, where he
had been holding revival meetings for
some weeks.
A little child OF Mr. and Mrs. Os.
Hibbs wa, buried Monday.
A CALLxa
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-04-19
sloAxs lInlnexr FOR RHEUMATISM

The torture Of rheumatism. the pains
and aches that make life unbesrab 10
srs relieved by Sloan's Liniment, q
clean. clear liquid that 10 easy to apply
and more effective than mussy plastsrs
or ointments because it penstrates
quickly without rubbing. For the many
pains sad aches following exposure,
strains, sprains and muscle soreness
Sloan's Lluiment is promptly effective.
Always have Q bottle handy fer gout,
lumbago, toothache, backsche, stiff
neck and oil external pains. At drug
sists, 25c.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-04-19
SAFE MEDICINE foa CHILDREN.

rs it safe" 10 the drst question to
be considered when buying cough
medicine for children. ChAmberlain's
Cough Remedy has long been Q favor
ito With mothers Of young children %
it contains no opium or other narcotic,
and may be given to child - cons.
deadly - 70 IN adult. 1t 10 pleasant
to take, too, which 10 Of gssst impor
.tsnce when . medicine must be given
to young children. This remedy ID
most e6ectual in relieving coughs,
colds and crsup. For sale by DAVIS
Drug Co.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-04-19

without serious rckn-ss but Mrs
Michel ~ss in = very critical condition
for several days, bl. 10 able 20 De up
sgaia
Epa Hen.on returned from Ssssnee
lsst Friday AL the cniltrea we're at
tne .on-rsl Of their mother but Mrs.
FAIRY -nizhterry Of Csliforuis. aDd
Angus Hersou Of Csns3a, snd another
laughter thsi live. ! Florida. distance
preventing iheir being iters.
Mes.c. Nssn=r sud Col. Williams
and tsmiiies, also Ben Mehneirt and
the Bachmsn family were guest. at
George Armstrong. sunday
IA steven. snd Mr. Lewis. 0. as.-
Madison, were caller. 81 the Arthur
william. home Thur.dsT
Mr. ard Ar. viii Ert. spent a
couple Of day. a, Beaver this week
having dental work done Mr.. I'd
Gsunt and Mr. a-d yrs. Z &. Legg
accompanied them.
SiT. Coz. Williams purchased lu0
liitle chickens Just ha;chsd from an
Incubator. from John Woods. Friday
Hr an1 Mrs. wsl,sr 3each ant FAM
liz visited With Dir. Legg ant family
-undsy.
Nr. Arthur william. and childr.a
spent sunday with 7. b Daily.
C,rx-ev Ar.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-04-19

State Of Oklahoma. County Of Beaver. 50.
Before Il. d. Msese. Justice of the Peace In and
for the town Of Beaver. Beaver County Okla
homa.
Carter Tracy Hardware Co. Plaintiff.
J. W. Mckinley. Defendant.
Sad defendant J. W. MeKinley will take notice
that he has been sued in the above named court
upon note aad account for goods. wares and
merchandise. and must appear add answer the
bill Of particulars ied therein by said plaintiff on
or before the ooth day Of April 1917 or szid Bill
Of Particulars will be taken ~ true and iudgmest
for said plaintiff for r2 aad cost and 10 the at
tschnsut therein had sod grantsd will be rsod sr-
ID accordingly.
q. D. MsEss.
t.l2 <-2s St Justice of the Psace.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-03
Congress and Country
Rally SoBd]v 10 the
Supp0s.t Of Mr.. Wilson
concluded From Page III

poy all the resources of the country carry the against
Germany and to bring it successful conclusion
Immediately following the Introduction the resolutions they
referred the foreign affairs committees and the house and
senate then adjourned until this morning. III ,%at q
The committee foreign affairs, which has charge
Of the resolution declaring upon Germany plans for
ward speedily possible without waiting for the action Of the
house Senator chcock who is the ranking Democratic senator
the committee to the chairman Senator Stone OF the
leaders in the famous buse baked wishes
try weeks ago. will take the place of the chairman the
been owing known and often repeated oppo
oh to the Stone has declared that he against the sou-
ton and will combat it. but that if the senate approves and the
nation declares against Germany he will strongly support the
President in anything he may deem proper" .l.. 49,.
The house preparing speed the resolution also Nothing
Is to be allowed to interfere with through the routine
channels the floor of the house passage
solid behind the President and the voice of the country following
the buster still echoig In the OF the Representatives
there not the ntest suggestion Of opposition Presidents
wishes. 81 z. E5& .tt1 .. ..,ar.$,}a. .Itt..-
The resolution Of Representative Gardner of Massachusetts
which declares that the grandeur and dignity Of he
SUCH that they will permit this sshae In the
to be borne by other nations may be ncoted the pending
resolution " ~.&..... 81 .... ~ 3.EE,'@
This capital the Of Wild demonstrations all day
Yesterday the avenues leading to the Capitol being crowded
with the thousands who have reached here to make demonstra
against declaration Of war and with the other thou
sands who have gathered from nearby cities to be witnesses
what were expected to be epoch-mafkihg events.
The pac6cist gathered number of several
thousands and the members of had
dons when making their the Capitol Opposed these
in some instances violently opposed the tousands
grims OF Patriotism from New York principally pilgrim
ing the Stars and Stripes ~ f..,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-03
WILL OPERATE WITH ENTENTE ALLIES
Urges Universal Military Training For the Nation

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the peoples o < "A
Is as o dpe
Esk agans selfish
la + .
II
tn 6bsevan Z .U5
voVed
dom Of Il
depends for
cked yorgnizdfa
iE fsdf uosSs5s QUARRRLAwTH PEOPLE
Is
the
Germans great
everywhere
lives Is 81
safe for democracy planted
Hons F.sI
nor
ddes we will Be satisfied when the fights of nand the faith and
fss
proudpun o {taI
q
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pohey your 8 q
have 10 curl in
Of them are a
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81 p
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-03
WAR LOWERS BIRTH
AND MARRIAGE RATE
fBy N. Associa.sa Prssll

MILAN, March 29--The official re-
ports of the municipality Of Milan for
the year 1915, just published, show the
effect of the war on large city. The
population of Milan at the end OF 1915
was $4,000. As a result OF the war,
marriages for the year decreased from
$500 to $500, births decreased from 34.S
to 1872 per 1000, and deaths increased
from 5000 to 10000. Suicides increased
fifty per cent, to 1888.
The city's consumption OF food
showed the effect of the war. De,
crease in consumption Of meat amount.
ed to 5.S kilos per person. Consump.
tion of fresh fruit decreased SO kilos
and alcoholic beverages 20.7 liters. The
decrease in supplies Of meat and fruit
was made up for by an increase in the
consumption Of grain and vegetables Of
two and one half kilos per person., -"
Prices of foodstuffs in Milan in
creased during the first eight months Of
war by twenty per cent-a very mod
crate increase as compared with other
Italian cities, Bologna :. for example
showing an increase of fifty-four pei
cent for the same pefiod. r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-03
Orders For Mob;lizati0n Of :
Ha,Duii's Guard Expected Soon

Orders for the mobilization of the
First Infantry, National Guard Of Ha.
wall, are expected within the near flu.
ture. The opinion Of officers is that
i will be delayed longer than at first
bslieyeh Az arrangements for a
qpiek PoPil lzAtl8n are perfected, and
the regiment, With the various separate
companies, can be gathered together at
the armory within an hour after the
order is signsd. The various first ser.
geants have each telephone lists Of the
men in their commands, and an order
from the colonel can be passed 20 the
majors and on down to the first ser,
geants, with the minimum of telephon-
ihg. ~ s td ''sIi
The militia will 90 into. camp prob.
ably at Red Hin, whore there win be
. course Of intensive training, with
trench building, bombing and ride pfac.
tise being made speciaities Of,
II il not regarded IA pr0bhble that
the regulars win be ordered away. on
the contrary, II Is expected that the
local garrison win be largely In.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-03

creased by the addition Of new regi.
hlents from the mainland. II is recog.
hiEed that the United States cannot
hope TO send any force at all to Eu.
rope. even were such a force called for
BY the demands of the occasion, until
a sufficient number has been trained,
and trained for months, This work in.
eludes the training OF, officers as we'll as
men, and there must be retained in the
country sufficient trained officers to
teaSh the unframed. This precludes
any idea Of despatching any army to
France at this time,
There has been good deal Of talk
Of calling out the regiments Of the
other islands MS well as that of Oahu,
and this may be done, but whether
these are TO be brought TO this isla nd
or moi. cannot be stated authoritatively.
The probabilities are that they will not.
The guard along the waterfront was
frightened M ON Sunday night and
strict precautions 10 prevent any iron
BILE we're put into effect yesterday
morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-03

san francisco; Mrs, ]. Moore. San Francis.
" AZ Milne IoeoiuI9; Wis, EtSsi tiisle,, 10.
Florence Msftiue. cineiSnnt mani; h heIE X
Men Tacohia, Wash. Mrs. Ella Phelps.
SEDAN, Kansas; John Smith, Bishop. Cal. (;
tha kebsng Honolulu; s. Russell, Lami,
iron From lilo 70. T, Bnndln, W.T.. cbons.
n rs Mrs w. r. r. F SGsETSy X
Ho, II. IS Lee, n, H. Lewis, A. Murphy.
y " Mooney Y, o. Matheson. Mrs. r. o.
Metheson Mrs F K 0ryis, J, D. ParlIer,
G; A. seott. Mrs I. II Wilson, Miss
West. Geo. Anderson, y, Coldeway, D. r.
ifarada, s, Harada, Mrs. David hurst.
Geo. Jones, Mrs Kobayashi, NJ. Koba-
yashi, X. Lane, Jose Mendonea, Geo. y.
fs se2a VIM f flrre a. Se e hoss M Mr.
Al c. Thohas, Mrs 7 ]. Quinn, Gordon
Royce, J. G. Turner
by stf. Manna Rea, Mar. n. ..s5
FROM HIb0--Mr. and Mrs. Never. Mrs.
y, fsnnhaln, NJ. aud Mrs B. Horn, r. Nae
kellzie, David Kaanehe, Mrs. Namahnlh,
q r. rrhik, Mr.. and Mrs. Newman, Mrs.
Bonifield. Mr.. and Mrs. u. Reymers, Miss
| l. Meyer, II. w. Berndt
MAllUkoNA--F. Newman. u. T. HEX.
sou, Mr. and Mrs. !. =, Gordon, Mt. aud
Mrs. KalenaEenle, Mrs. Lille. Miss Flor,
KAWXiiIAE-- AZ. PIke.aR. II. smith.
M Mis- M lsls , Stsgeps Mr.; RSsrt H1S
lani, n. y. Iindemnn, A. NJ. Tanaka.
/ = LAIiAINA ~ Miss A. Wpdehouse. Master
p. Won Tempsky; Mr.. and Mrs, L. weihz-
heimer, 4. q. Schmidt Miss schmidt, Mrs.
y. Di1elll, Hugh Howell. W. X, Hobby,
Max Littiwitk. NJ. lin Pont Miss E. Kh-
gIhee Master Kaalhee, Miss Kaeihee, Miss
4 H. Hiroshima, Mrs X. Thkhtsuka and two
1 rhfldreng Unnf III. III Parker Mlaa T.. III
Hills, A. Mnkekau. u. NSmniu. q. II. sher.
man; Dr. and Mrs, ogia, Mrs. +. Labeka,
Gin y BarshenS s Il ka hnde r. MeSuo
/ ny str Mikahala from Molokai and Maui,
April IRA. Kaanohi,, Charles Gay, w. u
goelho and three children, $. Mldorikawa,
and infant, Miss Akana.
BY str, Clandine from Maui April 4
M Aehosg, Mis- Miller Miss Dickip =
| Miynhara, Miss l.. Malekapu, Mrs. NJ. Ma
hiwa,. II. Il. Yamamoto, s. =. Bailey. Mr.
aud Mrs. ~ Amorl,l Miss Allison q. r
a Sstss' M NAY sna Erf far RI asE r. CHI
TsS hB n l S%S Nj ! asSsa s"e
A e. ss nj Res and Mr. a,awT Ms slss n ME-
Baldwln, Miss Lindsay, Mrs. J.. w. Jump
Miss jump, A. F. Tavares, Master Ia
| BY str Klnau from Kauai April Mrs
Sanford, Mrs Keopuolanh and infant, q
1 Eorstrnm. A. HillbIry, W. l.. Gslushq, Sc
Mfss. Hans Isenberg. X. Renton Hind, ii
". Kinney. I. NJ Stainback, Mrs. 5. Dew
Grill. W. y, Sanbotn, j. Spalding \. p
Spalding. Adam LiAdsay. Miss Ii Faye
Miss =. Lee, E, g. X. Deverill, W. Avery
Mrs. Randeil and daughter, Il. w. Christ
mas, Mrs. Slaght, Mr.. Hudson, J. Tones
4 Mrs. tionFan Mrs, J. d, Houston, b. .
Hpehitt, Miss Hnghitt, &. a. Rogers. Ma
Baxter, Ben vickers, Leong Chung. :
Sayegusa. r. Koeiling. Mr.. and Mrs. "a, X
Gandan, q. Kruse, Mrs. Deinert, Rev. Ishi
ura, Miss England, Miss Bantam. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-03
NOTICE TO srocKHotiDERs
Mutual Telephone Company.

The following resolution was author,
lied by the Board of Directors of the
Mutual Telephone Company, at meet.
ing held on Wednesday, March 81,
1917: -.
WHEREAS, At Special Meeting of
the Stockholders of the Mutual Tele,
phone Company, held ON Monday, Feb
ruary 10, 1918, at $3.50 p, M, a resolu
tion was passed authorizing an increase
in the Capital Stock of this Company
from 100000 to $3.50 900, by the issu
ance Of $4,000 new shares Of the PAL
value of $40 per share;
AND WHEREAS, At said meeting
further resolution was passed author
izing the Directors of said Company tc
dispose at any time, or from time tc
time, any part of said issue by issui NJ
same in accordance with the provisions
Of Article XVII Of the Bylaws Of til,
Company, relative to Offering new
shares pro rata to the stockholders a
par; w.. IA w..
AND WHEREAS, There remains ID,
443 shares of Capital Stock in the
Treasury still unissued from the issu'
of $4,000 shares above referred to-;
AND WHEREAS, 1t has been esti
mated that the Company will requir,
approximately $l50,00O for Permanent
IMPROVEMENT during the ensuing year
BE IT RESOLVED, That the sale
new stock, when issued, be offered frs
TO the Stockholders Of record, as Of
May l. 1917, pro rata and at its pa
value, and, If same, or any part of thu
same, is not paid for, on or before IL
date of delivery on July I, 1917, tn,
Directors are hereby authorized to sci
any Of such stock not taken, at no
less than its par value;
AND BE 1T RESOLVED FURTHER
That all such sums realized from III,
sale of the shares above referred :,
shall be used on account Of the pay
ment of said Permanent improvements
4 (sig) J, A. BALCH,
4. - ..''..'. Treasurer.
lOsl4-Mch "a, 25, 20, ~, 2s, 20, 30
81; Apr 8, Q, 10, IS, II, 20, "A, ~; Ma.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-03
PROSPECTUSBOOMS
Mining PROPERTY
o. E. Metzuer Promoting CSbosrr
Draws Rosy Picture o.
Probable Profits

The prospectus of the Hawaii. Eikhorn
Gold Mines. i q Sdg just issued tells Of a
quartz god. mining proposition. The
plan L.. 70 organize a corporation Of q
million shares, with the right to increase
up to three million. Seven hundred and
Tfty, thousand shares are offered for
70 the public exclusively in
Hawaii, at 25 cents a share, and the
company proposed for acquiring and
operating them will be Hawaiian cor
poration. &
The properties which are located near
Baker City, in the gold belt of the Blue
Mountains Of Eastern Oregon, are
intefjoining, and in combination are OF
great magnitude. They are improved
and have been extensively DEVELOPED
The size, length and values of the ore
veins are proven by past operations and
productions. ~
A large part Of the property being
equipped with q modern milling plant
is fehdy for almost immediate profitable
working, and by q combination of the
properties an opportunity is opened fol
the development, through tunnels, of Q
single mine Of very great importanc,
and size. 3ta &. =. ~ s 81
lDelbett r. Metzger, former senator
Of Hflo 10 the prime mover In this organ
ikation, and he offers his services a
executive or In any other capacity.
A copy OF the prospectus in type
written form was submitted to Johi
/ i. Moir, manager 0nomea Plantation
John M. Ross, manager Hakalai
Plantation; William Pullar, manages
HohDmu Plantation; james Hender
son, manager Piihonua Plantations; H
b. Mariner, manager First Trust Co
OF Hilo; H G. Truslow, manager PEG
pies Bank and Security Trust Co. o
Hilo, because of their Identification
| with the management of some of TIL
larger business organizations in tn,
| Territory, with result that afte
they had carefully gone into, thu
proposition, IL met with their unani
/, NOUS favor as mining investment
7 and they have consented to act a
| officers or directors Of the company
1 should they be so elected by stock
holders, following incorporation.
/ No part Of the stock shall be offere,
for sale in Hawaii until the 1900
shares are sold and paid for. IT,.
| Subscriptions may be sent with re
i mittances' to the FIRST Trust Co. .
| Hilo Ltd, Hilo, Hawaii, where tn
stock will be deposited until the re
4 quited amount has been subscribe
and paid for. Orders may also b
made through the Honolulu Stock an
Bond Exchange or to Mr.. Metzgel
/ direct. ....... -. .s.....,.. 80,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-03
EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE

"The terrible news Of war should
not Obliterate but rather Intensity the
interest of the people of Honolulu, in
the great service planned for Easter
morning on the summit of Punchbowl,"
said one of the hackers of the plan
yesterday. "TO the sober sense of all
peoples war has revealed the need of
vital religion for those at the front as
well as those who serve their country
in other ways. The crisis only empha.
sizes the Importance of inspiring wor,
ship to sustain men 3 spirit"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-03
.CARRANzA signs
p. TRUCE. WITH VILLA I'LL
Such At Least Is Report That
Reached washington From
|: the Mexican Border
tA.sosia.sd Press b Federal Wlr.l..s,l

WASHINGTON, April s--Despatches
from the Mexican border last night an.
bounced that reports have reached
Juarez, just across the river from FL
Paso, debating that a truce between
General villa 8 forces and the Carran.
zistas arranged between Villa and Car.
rama 3 general, Mutghia, under the
terms of which both sides are to unite
in an attack on the United States when
the United States goes to war with
Germany. R.
Ell Paso also reports a remarkable
exodus Of Mexieans across the border
into Mexico within the past two weeks
The figures show that lara more have
crossed TIE border than have returned
II is reported they have been sent by
German agents. ,Sa,, -, .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
By Merchants Exchange

san Francisco Sailed Mar. n, p. M. NJ.
Il s.. r. p. Rithet. Hilo. n =, ~ -
san Franeinco-Arrived, Mar 20, 800 D.
m, str. Nenezuela hence Mar. ~, E.t
0ray's Hnrbor-Arrived, Mar 20, str.
Daisy Matthews hence Mar. 90 S2E.T
TIilo-A Arrived, Mar. q, schr. Annie Lar.
sen, Port Ludlow '.." 4. / 80. : -
nitrate Port Sailed, Mar. 30 schr. Blake.
\ ~, Honolulu. =. o.. Es.E. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-03
BEST MEDICINE MADE.

"A better medicine can not be made
than tchamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t
relieves the lungs, OPENS the secre.
tidns, ihids representation and assists
mature IN restoring the system TO a
halthy condition. Besides, It contains
no opiates and is perfectly safe 70 take.
For sale by all Dealers, Benson, Smith
\ Co, Agents FOR Hawaii,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-03
six GERMAN pLOTTERS
CONVICTED IN GOTHAM

Associated Press BY Federal wireiess)
4 NEW YORK, April 2--Six Germans
were convicted by jury in the federal
court today on the charge of conspiracy
to destroy steamships carrying food and
munitions to the Entente Allies, by the
use of ineepdiary bombs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-03
RUSSIANS scORN ME. :.
KASER'S OFFERS
tA..eei...d Ffs.. 81 f.a,r.l wirsl...l

LONDON April 2--Raiser Wilhelm
of Germany and his chancellor, Doctor
Won Bethmann- Hollweg, were de-
nounced by a council of workmen, sol.
diers and delegates in denomination
In the duma, says despatch today BY
Reuters from Petrograd. Deputy
Skabeloff is reported to have made the
bitter depuneiatipn, ',To tina hypocri-
teal greeting sent the fevolutionists by
Wilhelm and Bethmann.H ollweg we
will reply with the bayonet, y he de-
clared amid a storm Of applause.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-03
SMOOT WOULD RAISE
MILLIONS FOR FRANCE
Associated Press by, FEDERAL wRlrslssO

WASHINGTON, April PA popular
subscription by the people Of the Unit,
ed States for the people Of France is
proposed by Senator Smoot OF Utah,
who is preparing resolution authoriz-
ing President Wilson to appoint q col.
lection committee TO false $500, 600, 900
for the French nation,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-03
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