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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
Oklahoma Outbursts


Tho difference h,tWrrn brigham
luuuE and Sat GuuiNiu. go w. se,
IT, H thti IiflEhauz widow
huIfuci fnr hin.
y" man writins n love l,itpr sayr
10" Oklahoma Guy Times stops II
'h'nN h"" - would sound II read la
. .nuI'
"" Do, ,"ng'r u.o frnnkmcenae.
''7 'h' Nu"kogrr Times b.mo,rat
'' "". 'l"smrn keep rght on
iIhhhin upuAonS.
! I~t Fl.hul. GAYS - has got down
. q" DO" p'ini nov where h.. feeA nus
'il'd BOO renewing hs acquaintance
"l'h ham and
IIHp viii soon know ~h,th,r IA.
'.N 1't'- tory ur the federal ,rnsus
/ '.'n ''n MAX" the best pu,ss a. 10
.I'' '',yH population
Nh'n secret ifrhtioE arc no longer
.u vogue Colonel HOUSE. susgrsis In,
NhHhpg'" Times lIUuurtnI Mil
r''h lh" a waste ~ raw material.
IN" Tulsa lady who started 10
team down by u,llI,,, -. W.
uuui the uti,. -, - ',' "I'
dured "
Nuslogre A. r,, ,,,,.,.,. ,,o,..
an ,pid.tui, ar ,',.r,..,.' ,.H -" t
the nilmrnt With ,,,,,,,',., ".'
Ltr,k nm IN, y,,,,, No.. -. w
.,ruti, ,in, r. ,,""t "'" "'iho-
T. IL und.r,t,nd tina, "a - A.,
'hrNH athtn ,nru,nl,,.,,,r ,., -,
tlrs. would nk, Ia .ubr,,t ina, ,''a,
trr 81 iho girls wnyunrJ rn,,,. ,n Nv
h.trntlnn n,,,tI,I 80 ,',,' y" 81
afhItrnto,, Nv ''' "'"'' INC
backed nm hv 10, hu.l.,. ....,.,.,.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
4 salIOMON NII.nI.n.

woman complain about her hari luck
because a returned soldier has been
given back his former job which has
for several months hc.n filled by "a
female sulrtitute The woman fccl,,
that she did favor to the employer
In ably filling the position when his
Old helper was taken away from him
by unclc Sam, aud that the part ot
unsuitable gratitude would, dictats
that he should continue TO provide
employment, for the woman who
huAGed over hts emergency. hsr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
The Wife
itulh l. n Bit Disn,nyc at What She
u Ia do.

CHAPTER CNLNI
Hrllp had just brcnthcd ia" words
= hope" when Nuth had Hnid she
wished she might meet his friends --
the m"u with whom ho had fought
uyrrs,ns and whose society he
seemed 10 crave hut Ruth had
h"iti auI she had all she could do
in Keep from throwing her arms
around her husband and telling him
mat II her work Stoud between them
IN any way II need not any longer
that she had decided 10 remain a,
home ana take care OF tho home
while he took care ~ her. Hut she
gllmp pHed his tired face and restrained
herself There wG much to toll
much 10 talk about. She would walt
untll morning
After broakfaSt--st which che had
worn one of her charming negligoes,
costume she rarely wore now save
On sunday bat which In the first
DAYS ~ their married life she ar
frcted when In the house she re
marked.
u have a lot TO tell you after
br"hkftst, dear
why the fluffy rufrles this morn.
ing Don't you feel well'"
perfectly 30 YOU like my gown ''
"lts great \ woman never looks
so well ~ when she dresses In some
HOft Clingy thing like that Tho
color IL very becoming too. II ynm-
en- only know how much hotter thcy
looked IN such clothes. they never
would wear mannish thing. at least
whom "A man was around
Tho women who ana wlr work
all wore mnnnish costumes
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49,, u', Nv, '..',..'..
.,, ~ h,,t, a,,,,,'
, ",,u,, ""I ~ W WI, ivy
niJ u,aIIs ih,' ,,o ,o.. y, -, r,o Wv ,t, ~.
~ ,..'' '''"'"a '',," w us W w" ''' MS
~, m,n n"'' ""'n'h q" NV
'",n !" "'r.n'hk "a,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
The Struggle



We're II not for one detail IN Mrs
Fenns appearance detail which
man would have considered insig
nlfiCnnt Edith would have felt eS.
tremely uneasy about tho prospect
~ having Jackie Ferrol come into
frequent touch with tho new
neishhura Mrs. Fenn's faded yel-
low hair had undoub, ~ily been at
one time brilliant with bleach Her
his bold eyes had Hurrly seen much
~ that kind ~ lifo OF which a home
body like Edlth knew only throus h
plays ana books the llfe ~ Ad.
venture, of much gayety. abandon,
lrteTponslhilltS. "a life fun Of breaks
With conventhn
hut the guld-rimmcd spectacle@
tho woman wore. In such odd con.
trHHt Tor the quiet respectnbility
they suggested. treasured Faith
They stood Tor the new outlook on
lfr the woman mus, have taken
FOR "a new page turned In her ca
rccr. Tor Now passions and hopes
which seemed 80 center ON the li,-
tie hoy Its thin voice was now
raised ~ rulro ~ no Atccred Jackie
Ferrors skntrmobllc. with Jackie
mngunnimously In the back seat
ej into the living raom where Edlth
had in,itrd Mrs Frnn In The now
conner rmellcd II at the Himo In
stnnt ~ Edith
Please don't le, me keep you
from your work and how good II
stn~llr'"
she said II with - much wlstful-
ness for nrighborly recognition that
Edith said
won't you come In the kitchen
with mo and help me decide on
rlavoring ~ my preserves
Mrs Fem eagerly accepted tho
invitation She reetnei as hungry
fnr Ediths trirudllnes@ as her IT
tic hoy was FOR Jackie's sncieiv
Edith saw her look ~ surprise ~
the amount OF preserves She was
making
"oh. I"s not all ror us" Eilth
SMILED u am nlllng an order FOR
nanNillc grocer tor hundred
F,nssos ~ preserves
DO You make any FOR outsid-
ersT' Mrs Frnn asked eagerly
Yes indeed" Edlth said
Then won't vou MAX" five ten
twenty dollars worth Tor us" Mrs
! onn carried 'Mv son will like them
ana Rp Wi. Mr. fcNn
TwrntY dollars worth ~ preserves
would last "a small family inden.
nite'V. yet Mrs. Fem had given the
o'drr ~ though $40 Tor preserves
Wa AN Infinitely less important
than the chance II
save tn cultivate Idlths ayduaint-
iu.r
"Nou'rr rather rash 10 order ~
b.
lkr any NJ it''
Nrtiu she was surprised ~ the
'rgrrncss With which MIS- fcnn |
ticd
- know n Will hc the best that |
an hr made bthcrwire Nou would |
lot hr making ~ rye sc'n good |
teal " nte nud lVc learned to
NOW people ana what the, arc
arabic ~
rhtrs kni ~ vou Elirh said
= can hiring ~ over io YOUR house on ,
sunday. n Nuu wish
N,s ionu h,siiaici Thcn ~
huurh she WIS summoning sort
" icnNut courage 20 her support
.ho said
"1.ll help YOU hring u over provih
VI you stop for n little visit with ~ -
l,dih saw no way out INT she
uueas, At this moment q man
Nu'kri quickly ur to ~" new house
tr hnt such an pir ~ hrlng hunted 7
MAS so worm With nervous tension .
.hti irstluctivrlN IdIh fclt there ,
"a ~ spwrthiur concealed IN the /
mans Ifc Nfs Ncun saw the man /
too
ENru~t mo p''t.r ! see INV huS |
H. hls auWr houD
-.t hHf.ul uIf - ihr huu-, aud |
.uNK hr' .Hu i''nr
To br continued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

Now the question n how Mr. and
Mrs Wilson are r'ing TO get home
with all the presents they have been
given on their Eutop-on trip We
have No transport, io spare whilc our
bows are aching to get hurk home.
ana the tustomr offlocr may have
one eve open.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

va, y" ssD9n,d Of me a,'sa's condition,
oearns" IN. committee. measure
strong f n % S '' ana he "' r rs
saTGo"sG @ psiic; FOR n @ tsos
which n,i dealings
ne matter he he"'ed would favor the legislation
& ~"' nn, on ,c CT"to Win the Ira tar e spcC r'opc
their heads ana said that was dr~ to- prevent 10 m," Gons as
osocr my fr ys @ tho tenement @ % mo- @' S % % ,o r.
common mon sens sens. T" aI , @ m"rs ,sn "g % as @
h mo condition. which rh..s conditions ndere mgo~es for
up lifted tho I"c'Hs G". Of America" % cs"u.np %
ii @ S Of q n tho ] S HS" s @ a ] 1" S@, or rooms or % & by y, g"
sleeping living tho oysrwS"m"s ""o.y "s ho%
"a, w" Sr
s%ya IN ass sS s'"s @s an" 5 " $ Ss s ] tn % S"s % S%
an %'"IS % as onS S % SS @ S ] S' % % % % y & % o ] @ he SS %.
% "1 @ "i' ~o iIT: 1, '"@ ss ;
unable s sn except an" that % one S Of the % enas" Tg ns @
s @ 'y % 's"T"i' e:y" % T o"S TSs
sornor ofsos aSod%s did So acting % potSs
s % who S % "%% e
S' % tee sS" ,"S's snas S'
e.,
s, % "s. sS sCi,. Ss most mo S s S 40
s". III" "' c.s S% %nS s an
Ss,r S."c .s ssr% mot .S s". Ss & 5 % ~h. &
Son wsr, wo % men They knew no'h.e ~hae OF
great cic. They
homr rs nnpch to the reyo,ns conditions attending the
that ,hey wcr. Imagine associations Of
% nom rn's,ps o" one room rh. two families one Of them with
house Legislation a ~
this day OF the serious
had brought hold
people with whom
order and barriers against dmasorc legislation These
eslrr social clubs dinner" In private 10" Very naturally
o me more S"T S"n 20 on" look sn" % % % % as % % I%" ] %aGH sa @ 9" %
out Of IN" attitude which
low ing IN" passage Of his tenement house @ al % & hsn
Lincoln had said about the bred equal
truth about da
to nau SO much OF the effort to secure Justice and fair dealing for
Som" OF me wckSlnes and nefcncy public ne then displayed
mcmh" OF committees which looked widely
nE governmental abuses ON the whole the
cammtce which investigated phases
away 'SSs"eH heir power Of
ovr the mayors appointments We found that ~
citizens Interested 10 the character eli,
so that they would exercise Intelligent
u, We ,9uhd hnl ss matter OF fact mpoSbe
actual practice the aldermen
viii fe Acordnsy we f"ush, for m. rncrs sh,ch Ns n
20 give power few OF,
power board Of aldermen
ud tn" that
no matter WHAT the form Of o % % @ " TS%S S W. sS G sS & gov
long as ns o% ." Unnamed "' rS SSs Sss ana @ s, , % 0
he which all similar changes corrup,
rallied to them OF the unhnkns we're
pn. W M n I w. NV ION % n or we were asans tho monu
,sr,r9,ns & 'ha distinction between e" anh ,,cuc ro~or which
nus radicals with no reverence for the
be continued,
'ccryrigh ieiP. 10y Tho Mcclure Nrwsaror latt,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

Tho pc-,cc confcrcc- could relieve
Themselves ~ lots uf work and
trouble otet tho disposition of the
former German colonies II thc
would lust turn over the problem
to the fellows at Rerlin
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

Unole Sam may bc d~rtded for his
tdsAAsm. says ths Chioaso News. but
he 10 decidedly admired In Europe
FOR tho prac,icah,y Of his mral ticket.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

We have been trying To figure out
which one Of che presidents II prdn.
ciplcs meant that this country should
asvums n guardianship o,sr th. Ger.
man ooionisu,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

All is not going WRONG for us. We
are officially assured THAI no further
increase In railway rates 10 In con-
temptation. .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

Speaking Of socss,isvn. Ays the
Chtnso Move. Uncle a4,m ts eoins In
struos fo~ government ownss~hip OF
water wagon transportation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

Tho Germans propose o have th~ir
presidential siectsons ten years apart.
That may give thinss q chance 10
s~s,is down bstwssn cam psisns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

II h sa-id that tho ex- kaiser pre-.
scnts an uncontrovertablo example OF
how q man can aSc ten years In
the space OF q few months.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

And nav will william j llrynn
ccsne forward aud tell US he ~ re
sponsibis Tor tho dry wave that has
swept tho country
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

Mesico is unduiy alarmed. The
linked state~ 10 not roins TO buy
Lower California, ana We arc giving
20 hesitate some before making
snouher request 90 s,hte the flag.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

We Rfrw heUlIY n dIsifUDt thc frt0rmct WhO mover
denounced wok"durss unless Il embodied In rich
upn Human nntuf" does not change nud that type
~ 'trformer'' IN 40 uoNuuH h" Th"
Tond unu'h"d uphpllrr ~ popular rights who attacks
~itkcdu'HT only Whom N ~ allied with wealth and who
never publicly assaIIH any mrderd matter how
fragrant II committed nouinaly In the Interest - labor
has either warped mnd nr u tainted soul ana should
b" trusted Nv no honest man. II vas largely N" IN.
ignant and coni"upiuuus disk" aroused In minIs
,W ih" d"uagngu"s ~ this class which then prevented
,hoH" ~ whose instincts ~ bottom sound nom
going far ns ought TO have along IA" lines
III governmental control ~ corporations aud govern
ln"ninl Interference on behalf uf labor.
dd, however. exceedingly useful experience
a b ww introduced hy tho cigar Makers union ~ pro-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
Phones

Tho Glove planter 10 apyhcr f"..
low who H going to he hi hard by
the prohibit Nm amendment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

They who hve by tho sword shah
dte by the sword Just look at
l.tebknecht and itosa l,uxcmburg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

Tho doug shboys ar, dcna ndtng
tbeir hons delayed pay on tho th"ory
that trey are worthy OF their dough.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
-Aut0biOgruphy Of--
Theodore Roosevelt.


good
all impartial
grounds of We found
public
he H. right
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

Tho diffcr"ur" between brigham
Young and Sat GuutN. 10. go we ss,
TO- H thtI brigham widow
.uuufUci Tor him
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

Tho Times defends the Oklahoma
'1y jail against all chargcs made
by prison rcformctH except on the
fourteenth point which deals with
sanitation Tho Times In willing Ia
conc"de that prisoners should be
compelled To take a saturday nlEht
bath
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02
.SO-CaIIed Middle
Class Are To Have
Their Unions Also

LONDON, March 3O-(Associated
Press)-Members of the great middle
class of England at last have taken
steps to organize to protect their W
interests against the aggressions Of
capital on the one hand and increas-
ing wages of workmen on the other.
Leadersr of the middle class declare
that only by organization a they
escape an unfair share OF the burdens
of life.
English people of educational and
moderate incomes have felt for some
time that they were being ground be
tween the upper and neither mill
stones operating in the social mils4
Profits of capitalists from war "co'
tracts have increased and the wages
of workmen steadily advanced. But
nobody had to have the services of
the professional man, the small bust
ness man nor the schoolmaster.
They felt that they simply made up
a large part of the population whose
public duty, it seemed, was to meet
constantly increasing costs of living
and tax rates without any correspond
ing increase in income. 1t was not
until now that they summoned sufiici
ent courage to give their protests
weight by forming the nucleus of an
organization with which both capital
and labor may eventually have to
reckon.
A preliminary meeting was held un-
der the craftsmanship of Major j. r.
Pretyman Newman, member of Parli-
ment. 1t was decided to call the or
ganization the Middle Glass Union"
Among the purposes of the union are:
ITO remove undue burdens upon
the middle class, including the cost
of living.
"To protect the middle class against
bureaucratic and industrial tyranny.
"To combine for common protect
ion of those members of the commun-
ity who have no organization to safe
guard their interests"
Letters appearing in support of the
union show that many army officers
and other soldiers are deeply interest
ed in the movement. One soldier
| wrote:
UNLESS we of the middle classes
organize and combine to thwart and
destroy the anarchical aggressions of
certain communities in the industrial
world we will sooner or later be Boil
shevikied out of existence"
How the Middle Glass Union will
be received in the political field by
the capitalists and the trade unions
which now ~monopolize it, remains to
be
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02
WORTH AIKEN ENTERS
RACE FOR SUPERVISOR

Worth o. Aiken, who is known
throughout the territory of Hawaii as
a live wire and progressive business
man, has filed his nomination papers
as a candidate for the board of super
visors in the county of Maui.
Mr.. Aiken has been on Maui for %
years. He has been a part of every
progressive movement that has been
undertaken in that county, and an &C
tive factor in territorial-wide projects
that have accomplished much for the
development of the islands.
Worth is a first class man and
always a promoter Of progressive poll
cies in public administration. He has
served in public Office in past years
as an appointive officer and his record
has been a very successful one He is
one of the organizers as well as the
manager of the Paia branch of the
Bank of Maui, Ltd.
It is anticipated that he will get the
support of the men who believe that
Maui should go ahead and secure full
value for every dollar expended
Star-Bulletin.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02
ENTERED
OF RECORD

Deeds
ISAAC SMITH to Estate of H. p.
Baldwin Trs. of int. in share in
hui land, Kaanapali, Maui, Mar. 13,
1919. $25.
FRANK DE CAMBRIA & WE. to May
X. Brown, int. in Lots l G. 16, Ka-
onoulu Lots, Kula, Maui. Apr. 81,
1919. $500.
J. X. NAILIMA to ]. Garcia, int. in
r, P, 62OS Kul. 3517 Kapahukauila,
Waihee, Maui, Apr, %, 1919. $50.
WILLIAM KUALAAU & WE to
Mrs. Maraea Kina, 2275 SO. #. land,
Pauwela, (Hamakualoa), Maui,
Apr. 25, 1919. 5000.
LIZZIE NIHOA & HSB. &c. L. to
Kalohe Pakona, CIR. 2771 Kul. 1905
Aiawakea, Hamakualoa, Maui, Apr,
4, 1919, $55.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02
HAWAII SUPERVISORS
MAY BREATHE EASIER

Indictments hanging yer the heads
of members Of the board of supervis-
ors of Hawaii county returned against
them sometime ago charging eXpendi-
ture of county funds in the absence
of appropriations have been nolle
pressed by Deputy Attorney General
Lightfoot.
While in the second city the deputy
attorney general also had a consulta-
non with the tax assessor there re-
lative to several assessment matters
and also Strengthened out a tangle re-
lative to insurance policies under the
workmen's compensation act.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02
THOSE WHO TRAVEL
Departed

SNfot W.
BY Mauna Kea, April 2S-Theo.
Richards, r. p. Hose, Mr., and Mrs.
E. A. Hansen, X. Kurita, Mrs. Aoki,
Mrs. Kurita, Manuel Luiz, Mr., and
Mrs. A. II. Case, Mrs. r. J. Vilim, K.
Kunichika, Gushikami, James Y. Lau,
d. Wong, Higa, Ogado Mort, Oshiro,
Tang Nan. j.. II. Kunewa, ~Sakayagi,
Sakayagi ST., and infant.
By Mauna Kea, April 25-F, E
Thompson, J. H. Raymond, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Gay, Judge l.. L
Burr, w. II. Friedly, c. K. 10y, Mrs
E. Shizima and infant, Lorrin K
Smith, F. II. Locey, S. Kurihara, E
TagaEi, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Piper, w. A
Louisson, Miss Male, d. J. Davies, B
+. G%oldwater, L. A. Quonsan, w. Tin
Chong, n. Takakuwa, S. S~ayegusa, T
MunenO, X. Kato.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02
WaiIuku Union Church

Services as usual on Sunday. At
the evening service Mr.. Geo. d. Nc
Dill who is in the Islands for the
Fiftiath Anniversary of the founding
of the Y. NJ. c.. A. will speak. Mr..
McDiIl is a most interesting man, and
a good speaker. Come and hear him.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02

Haydn ViIIiers Coming Home
From a letter just received by the
Rev. and Mrs. j. Charles Villiers, their
son, Haydn, will soon be on his way
home. He is at present adjutant at
BramshOtt rehabilitation camp, near
London, England. In his letter, writ
ten March 2Sth, he says his battery
will leave for Canada in about three
weeks time, but he is uncertain as
to whether or not he can get away
with it. He thinks, however, that
two or three months hence at most,
he will be on his way home.
Manager Distel's Fireworks Dis
play in front of the Grand Hotel on
Tuesday evening was pretty nearly
as good as a much advertised pro-
fessional exhibit some time ago, ac-
cording to a good many people who
saw both shows. Louis claims to
have burned up about $50 worth of
rockets, aerial bombs, and crackers
during the time the parade was ap-
preaching and passing his place,
Don't forget the big dance at the
Paia Orpheum tomorrow night. Music
by Gonsalves Glee Club.-Adv.
d. c. Lindsay, School Commission
eT for Maui, told the Maui school
principals club last Saturday, that he
had Ieconsidered his expressed in
t~ention of ~resigning at the request of
Governor Mccarthy, He will remain
on the board,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02
IN H ES
KahuIui Union Church

The Sunday School will be held as
usual.
At the regular evening preaching
service at 1880 Rev. Pedro Royola
will preach the sermon in English.
NJ. Royola is a very good speaker and
all should hear him.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02
RlLO HAS SMALL
BANK BURGLARY

In order to get $3.50 in dimes, ex-
hibited in connection with a savings
bank advertisement in the window
Of the Peoples Bank, Hilo, a thief
broke the heavy glass window of the
bank last Thursday night and carried
off the money. In doing so he cut
himself on the lass rather severely,
and it is hoped that through this
means his identity may be learned.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02

MAY Say Pr
GEO. ROBERTSON DIES OF A DISEAS
Rv The Associated Pcessl

HONOLULU, April 29-George H. Robertson, brother of Judge
A. G. M. Robertson, for many years vice-presdent and general man
agr OF c. Brewer & Co., died shortly after midnight this morning of
heart disease. The funeral will be this afternoon. The deceased was
very widely known in the Islands. His age was 65 years.
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MAUTS on FUND ITEMS BOOSTED In HOUSE,

HONOLULU, April 25-The house finance committee has amend
cd the loan fund bill raising its total to $5,255, 4OS. The senate total
for the bill was $4I78,O00. Among the changes made by the house
is the item for the Hawaii experiment station which is reduced from
$4,000 to $21,OOO.
A new item is for the Volcano road from the bridge at Hio, $780,
Uo, For concrete bridges on Hawaii, the appropriation is increased
from $l25OOO to $l5OOOO. The Eno reservoir and pipeline item is
reduced from $25OOOO to $175OOO; and the extension of the Hno
sewerage system is cut from 100000 to $4,000. Hawaiis total is
made $8S8yOO0, instead Of $S54OOO.
New items for Maui are-Court house for Lahaina, $4,000; court
house, Makawao, $4,000; belt road, Maui, %5OOO. Mau1s total is
raised from $H, 500 to $167,5
LINK ISN'T RUNNING FOR MAYOR
HONOLULU, April 25-Iink McCandess is not in the race for
mayor. He said Ahma was without authority when he started the
nomination petition for him.
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BURLESONC HANGE MIND ABOUT GOVERNMENT
CONTROL
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, April 28-PostmasterGener Burleson has
to the President that the government return cable systems
TO owners, and hopes to have this return made effective by May TO-.
He also advised the President to return all telephones and teegraphs
as soon as congress enacts the necessary legislation.
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ITALIAN PARLIAMENT BACKS UP ORLANDO
NV The hssnciated Pressl

ROME, April 3O-The Italian senate and house both gave Premiel
Orlando a vote of confidence. The senate vote was unanimous and the
house voted 32 to 40. the socialists opposing. A great demonstration
followed Orandos speech before the house defending his position tax
en- at the peace conference.
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