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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-12-02

STERLING TRIMMED BRUSH
AND COMB SETS in horn, real bris-
ties, Sl.39
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17

Darmsbeim m. Gin Oct bsItiaIis
fder Robbeit tam bier Dor. Yer nit
Ieiner Jrai in llnfrieben lebenbe 36
Sabre alte Steinbred5er Sobannes
Reid fam unIdnsit betrlntsn nod
6auie. Seine 6rau fliiGtsts nit benz
aItsiten 9inbe. ndbrenb lie Die anbertn
Rinber 5uriidiieb. Don biefsn lsgte
nun Der Nabenpater pos 81 Sabre alte
ainD alif ben Dor isinem 9oufe befinbs
liden Dinoerbaufen, 70 baB es jams
merlih erfrieren mubte. Der lln1olo
ipurbe in oos M~mtsesridt einselisfert.
@oitborf. Wobns unb GeiOnos
mieoebGnoe bes 9ouern 2inbauer in
Der eur @emeinoe Woroerfteinenberg
aebOriQsn por3sIIe Greutb0fls nurben
burd 6euer ssriiOri.
M6brin9en Ollm). 6hultbeib
6ubert, Der Senior Der Ortsporlteber
bes Oberomis him nnb cine lpeitbin
beiannte peri0nli1tsit. feierte ieinen
rs. @eburtsiog. 0ubert lit fdon 43
Sabre 2eitsr bieiiesr gemeinbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
,,Aloskau ofs Diens."
Sic mamofdmriide siaof earbiu muo TIRE
pbanomsnaie outpidluna.

Sic m~amosdmriias ziaof esrbim muo Ebrs
pbanomsnaie outwidfuna.
Die manofduril9s Stobt 9arbin
(oud Gbarbin). bic i'm eegsnipdrtigen
&riese als Bats fir bic aon5entriruna
Der ruiiiiden Iruppen bient unb bon
ibren g~epotnern ben Itpl5en geinanlen
rMostau bss Oitens" erbolten bat.
Iiegt ain SungaAlub, iino 5ipar an
benz punft. no Der menofduriIde
3peig Der ibirii9en @iienbahn ibn
iberI9reitet unD Die dineTide Citbabn
mad Dalnp unb port Qrthur beeinnt;
bic Stabt tit mebrere bunoert Wleilen
nDrblih Don port Qrtbur beIegen. Wie
bic Stabt ben geograpbiihen MitteI=
punt Der Manbidursi bilost, 70 nirb
tie in 3ufunft obne 3peifel aud ibr
tommer5ieLler Wlittelpuntt merben. Bis
auf 6unberte bon Meilen sntbdlt bic
llmgebung bas bette 4derlan0. aud
feblt es nidt an rei6en Winerals unD
9ol5ldnbereien. Die Stabt 9arbin lit
cine ausfhliebli9 ruffiihe Shopfun9.
benn ebe Die Giienbabns Srgenieure
bort ibr 9ouptquartier etablirten, CAB
eS in Der Wdbe feline nennenspertbe On
fieolung BON Gingeborenen. 9eute be-
Itebt 0drbin aus Der bret Meilen BON
Gentralbabnbof belegenen 4ltftabt.
benz am club belegenen Stobttbe;l
preItin ioipie benz in unmittelborer
Ndbe bes Yabnbofs befinblihen toms
mer3ienen Centrum uno @eripoltunoss
iiB. Beoeutung gu gepinnen, begann
9arbin i'm Sabre 1900, unb bis gum
Ottober 1903 mar bic G~ipilbep0lfes
runs auf 10000 ssiiiesen, borunter
400 Sapnner unb 300 anoere Musz
lGnber. Die lebteren iinb iibrigens nur
gebulbet uno baben gar teine Redte.
6arbins 0auptinsui trie lit beute bic
6abrifation bon Mebl unb odt riefiee
gtabIiHements iinb in bsrielben tbdti9;
bas tdgIide YroDuft belduft iid ouf
eirca 100000 pfunb. G%rpdbnuns
berbiensn ferner Die 6leifdperpodungs=
Gefhdfte unb bic in Der ndhiten I'm
gebung befinbliden eroben 9aditein-
brennereien, bic meiit bon Der Hegie=
reug angelegt finb. 9as &apital fir
bic meiften Observation-Disclosures
itammt bon iibiriiden Suben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17

Ser pGpItll9e Gtautsietretdr 9arbis
nal Merrp Def WaI lieB Dor 4ur5em
burd cinen Maler fein gilbnib malsn,
ri6tiger geiagt anfertigen. Oenn gum
MobeafibeH tonnte iia &c. gminen3,
ia er BON ben Gef9dften gu febr in
Nniprud ssnOmmen 1T, nur Elm elm
5iges mal, unb audi nur fir Guberii
fur3e 3eit, entIdlieben. Damn mic
Der airdenTirit ben aiinitler an. er
fole fiG nad pubua begsben, no inn
Der bOrtige gifdOf einen pforrer nam=
Daft MAIDEN perbe, Der ibm, benz
Gtdatsfetrstdr, gum Sprehen dbnIidl
iebe unb Der 3eit eenug gum Mooels
iiten babe. Der Maler fubr alsbolb
nad pabua. UNI bort Der f4pieriser
Mufgobe, Elm getreues portrGt Dee
Gtaaisietretdrs gu Iisfern, seredt gu
iperSen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
Cine ruiiii65e en5piuna.

Die ruiii6e 6ofenitabt CcLnp,
pel9e nit Re9t als bic Wdrdetitabs
Des fernen Oftens be5eidnet .oerben
tonnte unb bic Elm tpenig in 0itliher
Ri9tung bon port Qrtbur liegt, 1T bic
merfpiirbigIte Stobt Der Melt. Sie
tpurbe auf gefebl bes .3aren bon 25.=
600 W6nnern in Der fabelbaft fur3ea
,3eit bon II Wonaten erbaut unb foitets
runb f12,O0O,O0O. Die SpisgelflGde
Der Buht, on beren aiite bic Stobt
liegt, bat cine 4usbebnung bon mebre=
rem WeiIen unb bic Urea bss EiefnaEs
iers lit binreidenb, nm Die 3Iotte gang
Gbinas 3u tragen. Die 9roben Qanoes
plGbe, beren bic Siabi finf belibt, Enb
dQe nit Babnen, GleDatoren, elettriz
fhen Mnldgen unb enormen 6ofenbdms
men perfeben. pel9 lebtere es ben
Gdiffen erm0sIifen, uneeadtet Der
Witterung am Wolo Dor NHfer 81 lie
gen unb ibrs Grodt gu entlnben. Die
9oog fir ausIdnbifde 6abr5cuee fires
den iid 2 lQsilen nett l1ngs Der aIiie
bin unb elmer Der beiben 9rodsnbods
III eerdumig eenug, um ons b0dite
Geeidiff auf5unebmen. Durd bic Grs
bauung bieier Gtabt nDIie Der Gar
cine tommer5ielIe Gnbfotion Der iibiris
fhen uno manbfhurifhen GifenbabH
griinben, bieier Bdbn, fpelde einsn 70
bebeutenben Daitsr in ben lIeberbriidz
angsDsriudea 5nifden Oit uno Weit
bilbet. Gin fpeiterer febr nihtieer
Grunb 1T Der, baB Der !9afen BON
Damp eisfrei III. pdbrenb Hiuti9Dane.
Der ein3ige an0ere 6afen Der Wono-
idurei, iiber bier Monats Deg Sdbres
feft sefroren lift. ueberbies 1T Damn
Elm Jrsibdfen, Der gnbpuntt Der DabH
unb beliBt ale apedmdbieen Ginrids
tungen elmer mobernen Stabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17
Dsutf@ ODER unearifN2
Sine Initias @siaidte. bic budftG

Sine Iuftige geididte, bic budftdb=
lid tpo6r Eein 1ol, er3Gblt Der
Temps. Sad einem jebr alien
9raud erbdlt in OeIterreih = llngarn
ieber Siinaling, Der am gnbe leiner
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bic Note Grit 4us>
5eihnung" erlongt bat unb sub
ausriciis impcratoris" Cregis",
ipenn er lrnsar ii) Doctor geporben
lit, bonn aaiisr einen Sting nit ben
8u6Itafsn f. j. in Hriaanten unb
tarf na6 elmer bsftimmtsn 3eit benz
Monarden peri0nli9 odnten. Sin
junger llngar, Or. q. 3empIen. bey
in peit nfein Sabr aboiente", burfte
ii6 elmer iolfen @unit erfreuen. ga
er nidt puBte. pie er fih benz 3oiIer
poritelen lolte, fragte er feinen OberiI
I'm gatb. Der Oberit nuBte aber
aud nidt, pie sr ratbsn lo0te, benin
.3emplen muBie ols einFa9er Solbat
Dor Dem Safer bsbedt bleiben, ipie Gin
fpaniider @ranoe, ipGbrsnb er in ieiz
ner Gissnfdoft ols Doctor bic aopfz
bebsdun9 inter benz Mrme gu trdgen
bate.
Nad reiTfidsr usbeglegung fanb
Der Oberit foIgenbe 20iuns bes fdipiez
rigen YroblemS: .Wsnn Der 2aifsr
Gle Deutid anrsbet, b. 3. in Der Orr
meeiprahe, finb Sic elm einfaher Gins
idbrie : 5~reilDiligsr unH bebalten ben
G5ato auf benz &opfe. Menn Der
aaiier okr nit Sbnen llngariId
fpridt, nebmeu Sic ben G5afo ab,
benin bas bebeutet banr, bab er In
S6nen ben Doctor fiebt." gei Der Qfuz
bien3 bonDelte III. 3emplen genau
mad ben @orf9riften bes Oberften: sr
trat Elm, oriibte militdrifh unb barrie
Der Dinge, bic ba fommcn fo[Iten.
Doctor ur -" (6err DOCTOR. Der
&aijsr bate faum oiefe 4nrebe ailseez
fproden, ais Der 5rsimiaigs nit einem
vf0rbaren 9ut" feinen g5nto bonn
aopfs rib. Jran5 Jofeph Der nur
feftsr ladt, muBie Bel bieier tomiiden
WdnfDmime lnut duflnden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17

= 4ustunft. sd polte mid,
iiber oas Wdbden erfunbigsn, b0s
friiber bel Sbnen mar, tam lie tos
den2" - Ole foden2 Die fam ne
Slide MD BON mem Sdfaf3immsr UNI
terfheiben!"
@ II btnuB I. yrautDoter:
Olnuben sic bern, meinc 3ohter
glidli9 gu moden2 Qeutndrt: DEF,
babe ih bereiis. 9abe le gefragt, Db
iie mein. Grdu perben nil!
- 81 o! Gebilfe Jrdulein
Grdmlid mar bier. Gle fat iid be-
flagt, ibr 8ilo ipdre gar nift dbnlih.
pbotDgrdpb: Dariiber bsllagt lie ii42
oa TOD re bod bsrGniigt iein!
Sin auberes WdDh c n.
Mabame: Wie. Gle bobsr fdon tpiebsr
bic Maldi6iTel 3erbroden? JeBt
faufe if Sbnsn aber ieine me6r.
DienIfmGDGen: Na. imQDinter braua'
i3 aud feline, Mdpame!
WiBper it onben. Wann
s{3u Ieiner 5rau): Sieb bod, bic
Syrou Miiner i'm HsFormtleibl Mrbeis
Ter (oer i'm goriiberssben Die 8emers
sung geb0rt bat): Sea, id bdhte, ne
ae6form bait es geraoe ni4t!
ped. @aunsr: Dor adt 9agen
babe i9 einen feinen lleberoisber Der
neus ter Mobe seffOblen uno gang IL
der Deritedt. .6eute babe i'd feds
Monate oafiir sstriegt; tuenn i4 jeBt
'rauatomme. 1T bas Ding unmobsrn!
lleber ba6 Wormfer
Cutler : Dentmal pirb geldrieben:
9as lutber : UentmaI fpirb iid balb
benz Wsfdauer anbers unb boffensIi9
giinitiger prGisntiren als biss ieit9er
Der San getpefen lit. Werfdieoene
&iinftler 6dben auf WsrdnlaHung Der
StabtperfpaItung ibr @utabten iiber
tie 5rage Der Mbdnbsrlng Der ftitbes
rigen man9eIbaften ginfriebisuns abz
gegeben. 3uleBt bsIddftigte fi4 bic
Mfabemie Der ib0nen 4iiulte 5u Berlin
nit Dee Ioiung Der Trdgt, unD i1r
4bdnberungsborfdlug gelangt gegens
ndrtig sur Qusfiihrang. J6m 5ufolge
fdnt Der aissbusel Iopie bic Sanbz
fttin : umrabmung fort. lin bas
Dentmol uirb elm 20 SUB fobsr Sol
fel sefiibrt, TO baB 6as Dentmal benz
Hefdauer b0ber erf9einen unb Der gee
briidte ginbrud, ben Der itbigs Rtess
biissl NIT Der unmitteIbar ouffibenbsn
orGitestonif9en DentmaIsumrabs
mung Frborruft, bsisitigt fpirb. Die
Mufgongirufen gum DtntmaI tperben
nm bret berm:brt, unb 5pei Treppens
~aufgdnge bon Der binter benz D<ntmuf
fiibrtnben Strabs tperbtn gum Wonu<
mertt angele9t. Die gGrsnerifdkn Nn<
lasen 5u bsiben G<iten ridden entfpres
denb ndber an bas Denlmol herar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17

Die beut de g urners
dat pirb auf Der Ct. Coulter
WeItausfteIIung ni6t pertreten ieiH.
Der Nusfdub Der beutiden 9urnerz
fdoft bat iid einmiitbig gegen bic @er=
tretunQ beg Werbanbes ouf Der Weltz
a~ltsftenung in ct. 2ouis nusgefprD<
den. Die Nidtbetbeiligung Der osuts
fden Ginger Jabns NIB NIT Der Grz
ildrung mDtipirt, baB Die 6ouptau1
gabe bes beutf9en 9urnens in Der bei=
mif9sn 9urnurbeit Iiegs. uber n;ht in
turnerifden Sdouiienungen in frems
ben QGnbern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17

Irauen It m a beuts
den II itGten. Sm
luufenben Winterbalbjabr iinb i'm
@an5en 85 Gruuen on ben beutfhen
lIniperiitdten ledtmdbig immatritus
Iirt unb 1860 ats 9ofpitantinnen elm
gefdrieben, nobel gu eriDGbnen lit, bab
bic llniperiitdten Oreifsipolb. 5reiburg
unb Roitod iber bic bofpitirenben
5rauen feline Mngabsn MAIDEN. @On
ben immGtritulirten 5rauen e%ntfaIen
% auf 9eibelberg, 20 auf Treiburs,
25 auf Miin9en, 3 auf Mir5burs unb
l auf Grlongen. On Der uniperitdt
Gieben finb 2 Jrduen ols r6eipiton<
iinaen auf9snpmmen," i'm Gegeniag gu
ben iibrigen rur eingefdriebenen 9Oipi>
%tantinnen. gtpa brei @iertel Der im=
matrifulirten 6rauen ftubiren Meoiz
gin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17

Ong Repr6entantens
3 8 Der Ser. S.aaten erforbert
tinen SobresaufiDonb bon 100000,
Der gunbssisnat einen foIden bon
s1,400,OOO-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-17

I'm merifonih m
WebIs lourben i'm Sabre 1892 nad
6ongfong, gbinn, 457.690 Barrels
.rporfirt, i'm SABRE 1902 1895, 1898
Barrels.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-01-15
CHANGE IN ;;;,',s
THE SHERIFFS

Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth may go
to Maui today to take over the Sheriff >
office. Sheriff Andrews took posses
sion of the Hilo police Office immedi-
ately upon receipt of the High Sheriff s
telegram, and Sheriff Coney was al
ready in charge on Kauai as county
sheriff. Trouble Is expected with
Sheriff "Oily Bilr' White on Maui and
Deputy Chillingworth thinks that it
will be necessary for him to go over
on the steamer today to help Sheriff
20 pnsaaScinn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-01-15
THE COUNTY ACT IS KNOCKED OUT.

its present shape. For the court to sus-
tain the rest of the Act under the cir
cumstances would be to assume legis-
lative power.
We fully realize that, as we have held
in the past, the organic provision relating
to titles OF laws should be literally con-
strued, and the court should sustain an
act of the Legislature, II possible. But
the superior law must control i'll a clear
case of conflict. The court cannot nor
can large majority any more than a
small majority of the Legislature, over
ride the organic law, however, much any
particular law or form of law may be
desired.
In our opinion the Act in question is
void, the respondents are not entitled
to the offices which they claim, the
decree appealed from is reversed and an
appropriate decree in conformity with
this opinion may be entered in this
court .Itr
J. A. Matthewman and c. r. Hcmen-
way. for the petitioner.
Kinney, McClanahan & Cooper and S.
II. Derby, counsel in another case, ar
gued on the same side, by permission.
A. 5. Hartwell, for the respondents.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-01-15
Mr.. JUDO BEFORE
PROBLEM CLUB

Albert f. Judd gave an address last
evening in the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms on
Legal FasCinations and Shares" be-
fore the Problem Club, Mr.. Owens in
the chair. Mr. Judd stated that honest
lawyers could be found in any COM
munities to whom people could go to
get their affairs settled in much bet
ter way than they could do such legal
matters themselves. He explained the
different departments of law and show
ed how the more civilized people
became the more necessity they had
for lawyers.
Young, Martin, Stewart, Weldon, Yosh
and Day also spoke. Several ques-
tons were asked, such as:
can lawyer succeed and tell the
TRUTH"
should lawyer defend man who
he knows Is guilty?"
Mr. Judd answered these questions by
saying lawyers should tell the truth
and most of them did so, and that the
guilty should be considered innocent
until proven guilty. Mr. Day and others
thought that known guilty rascal
should not be defended. Judge l.. A.
Dickey will speak next Thursday even
ing on "a similar subject.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-01-15
BOTTLED SUNSHINE

SCOTS Emulsion brings
sunshine to the entire system
of the consumptive.
All life is sunshine. The
sun pouring its rays into the
plant combines earth, water
and air into new plant tissue
Sunshine stored up in the
plant is its life.
The ANNA. changes plant
tissue into animal tissue,
changes the stored up sun.
shine of plant life into animal
lie.
Fat contains more stored
up sunshine than any other
form of animal tissue. This
is why SCOTS Emulsion OF
pure cod liver oil is literally
bottled sunshine, full Of rich
nourishment and new lite tor
the consumptive. .>..s.
Wen send you sample free upon request.
SCOTT & BOVINE 400 Pearl Street. New Yor&
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-01-15
A PUBLIC
BEN[FACT0R
Judge L. A. Dickey Is
a Blessing In
Disguise.

Judge Dickey is public benefactor.
He is deserving of every praise, and his
action in compelling the Rapid Transit
Company to give transfers in Punahou
is the most praiseworthy thing have
ever seen. He is the most public spirit
ed citizen l have seen in Hawaii at
least since l have returned
These were a few of the nice things
which c. w. Ashford said yesterday in
the hearing OF his suit against the
Rapid Transit Co. for refusing to car
ry trailer with him as a passenger
beyond the power house, where 1t was
switched Off.
Ashford is suing for several hundred
dollars for the failure of the street car
company to carry him beyond Alapai
street. he having refused to leave the
empty trailer and take standing room
in the car ahead.
Ashford told Judge Lindsay who was
hearing the case that he wasn't saying
these nice things in order to influence
the court.
mo, i suppose you are throwing the
bouquets at yourself" suggested ID. l..
wilmington, the opposing counsel.
Flows that" asked Ashford.
Reflected glory" was the suggestive
reply.
Ashford in his argument claimed that
the only reason he wasn't taken fur
Their than the power house WIS the
arbitrary ruling of Manager Ballen-
tyne, that the car should be switched
off at the power house. He said the
conductor had no discretion; the car
would have been switched off whether
ii was loaded or not.
Judge Lindsay asked Ashford IL he
meant that the company had no right
to refuse passage If it had the seat
ing capacity. Ashford replied that
there was only standing room, and that
he didn't intend to join the great ma or-
ty of American people and allow him
self to be trampled on by the great cor
porations, however, much respect he
had for the Rapid Transit Co.
Mr. Wilmington contended that the
company made no contract to carry Mr..
Ashford to his destination on the car,
but that he had been distinctly noti-
fled by the condutor that car would
go only to the barn. The company
claimed also that 1t had n right to
make n schedule as IL wished, provided
it gave regular service and that 1t
had a perfect right to switch that par
ticular car off at the barn.
Judge Lindsay took the ease under
advisement
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-01-15
WORK OF TIE TEACHERS.

Editor Advertiser: Before we begin
to throw Stones at the teachers, may
we not consider the subject under dis
cussion and find where the real fault
lies?
Let us take up the course of study,
see what is required of the teachers,
and estimate whether, when everything
is undertaken, 1t be possible for much
to be done.
The teachers are executive officers,
and. as such, do not make the laws
They. personally. have little to do with
the present system of teaching 1t has
been grated upon our schools from
abroad, for II there are theorists and
faddists here. they are mild in COM
parison with some who have visited
us. one OF the best teachers In town
says she considers that Col. Parker did
an incalculable amount of harm; 9TH
ers have followed him, some good, some
bad. 1t seems reasonable, then, to
criticise the system under which our
instructors are working before we dis
cuss them as individuals-the prov
ince, surely, of our very efficient Board
OF Education.
Permit me to differ both from you
In your editorial, and from Mr.. Stone
in his letter OF the 18th inst. The va
cations and holidays are arranged pri-
you will see If you glance over the
calendar to which Mr.. Stone refers.
In the rest of his argument, although
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-01-15
WHY TOURISTS DO
NOT VISIT HAWAII

In view of the unusual scarcity of
tourists for this time of year-a state
of things which Captain Houdlette of
the Sierra says is unprecedented-Col.
Macfarlane has written letter of in
quiry to the agent at Los Angeles of
various local hotels and the inter-
island steamship lines. Following are
. extracts from this communications:
IF you have any suggestions to Of
fer at any time with regard to pushing
forward the work of promotion, we
shall always be pleased to consider
same. You are located right on the
spot where the business of attracting
tourists has been carried to a very
successful issue, and you should there
fore be in a position to know how the
thing was done there, and what meth
DDS were found effective, The stream
of wealthy tourists which goes out
from all populous centers In the United
States seeking where they may be en-
tertained 90 their liking Is an ever
increasing one, and the opinion of the
writer is that they go for the most
part. just where they are influenced
to CO. We have attractions here
which certainly compare favorably
with those of most of the tourist re-
sorts, and yet these crowds of people
do not come to us in any numbers.
They seem to prefer other places.
Can you explain 1t? How did Los An
geles manage to carry out the work
OF promotion so effectively? Are We
adopting the same methods which your
people adopted, or are We emitting
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-01-15
ATKINSON HAS AN
OFFICE TALISMAN

Secretary A. l.. C. Atkinson's attention
was called yesterday, when he had be-
trayed sigh over troubles of Office
dropping upon his desk, to talsman
in view from where he sat, whereof he
had not been aware. This is II Hebraic
prayer scroll in miniature, enclosed in
an iron case. which is attached to an
inner side of the doorway leading to
the waiting room of the executive
chambers. BY raising a slide the He
brew characters come into view
through a round aperture. There was
another similar amulet on the opposite
side. but it was removed some time
ago.
These devices, it is learned from Stall
istician auckland, were set up by Mr..
Rosenberg, who fourished in Iolani
Palace in the eighties as tutor in
Semitic mysteries to King Kalakaua.
He was vulgarly known as Holy
Moses being personated thus in Il
roaring tropical farce produced by the
Honolulu Amateur Minstrels, composed
of such oldtime fun-makers as Harry
Won Holt FaXon Bishop, Harry Whit
ney and others, some of whom long
ago left the islands.
Many people will remember the scroll
about mile long, giving in Hebrew
a narrative of the world building proc
ess or something of the kind, which
King Kaakaua occasionally lent to
charity fairs, etc. 1t was a produc-
ton of holy Moses" greatly priced by
the merry monarch among his serious
studies.
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seems as If we are children and can't
| pass a county BILL" said Kumalae.
"Haole and kanaka try it, no can do
it, now let Japanese and Pake do it"
said native policeman who was stand
ing near by.
Representative Harris favored an
agreement to deal only with county
legislation before special session
should be called.
Representative Aylett thought THAI
the twenty-three Republicans would
bind themselves to pass County bill
and then quit. He did not believe the
old appropriations could be made to do
duty. The idea of special session
with a written agreement to consider
only the County bill seems to have been
quite generally discussed among the
members of the Legislature.
Senator Brown intends to leave this
morning on the Siberia for Japan so
the benefit of his counsel will be lost
to the Senate. He is the only lawyer
in the upper house.
1t seems to be the general opinion
that if a special session is called and
"A new law passed, new election vii!
be necessary. Another view. is that the
legislature can validate the election al
ready held under the County Act.
The collection of taxes is not inter-
fered with, provided officers can be OBJ
tanned who will carry out the law with
their salaries matter of uncertainty.
1t is said that Treasurer Kepoikai is
considering the appointment of Curtis
Iaukea as tax assessor to fill the va
cancy in the Oahu office.
The merchandise tax is pau, which
will save the Merchants Association
the necessity of testing it. Other Ii
censes are also knocked out. The in
come tax exemption is lowered again
to $1,000 instead of raised to $500 as
provided in the County Act. Taxes
will be collected once a year instead Of
in June and November as provided in
the County Act.
The Territorial Board of Institutions
was long ago knocked out and with the
Supervisors out of existence the Super
sumes his old duties.
Judge Dickey again becomes first
judge and Judge Lindsay will take his
old place. Vida will no longer be able
to hold Office as road supervisor, as 1t
is an office of the Territory ana he as
member of the Legislature cannot
hold the job.
The famous hack clause which it was
believed would involve Hawaii in trou-
BILE with Japan is also thing of the
past.