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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-03-30

1t will be remembered that three
years ago, when Great Britain,
Germany and Italy established
peaceful blockade" off Venezuela's
ports, the United States, with them
finally consented to submit to arbi-
tration the method of payment Of
Venezuela's numerous creditors
and the Hague Tribunal decided
that those countries should be pre-
icrred creditors to be paid from the
| 80 per cent of the customs receipts
OF La Guira and Puerto Cabello,
which Castro promised to devote to
the payment Of his country's debts.
Now, Castro according to European
reports, has agreed to devote so per
cent or more of the customs receipts
of all other ports in Venezuela to
the payment of certain hitherto
repudiated bonds held by Europe
ans. The purpose oi this move is,
OF course. to virtually TO award to
Europeans a mortgage on all Vene-
Zuelau ports, so that should the
United States be compelled to exert
force and seggregate the customs
receipts of any port to pay the dam
ages growing out of Castro's abuse
OF American citizens, this govern
ment would be confronted by the
prior claims Of European creditors.
1t is not believed in Washington
that the European nations will
sanction such bargain" but the
outcome is awaited with some
anxiety.
***
7 he Senate finally adjourned
without action of any kind on the
Santo Domingo protocol and that
fact has doubtless emboldened Cas-
tro to go farther than he would
otherwise have dared as the Domin-
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-03-30
Political Announcements.
suRjECT TO THE RULES OF THE DEMO
CRATIC PARTY.

PRIMARY ELECTION, SATURDAY
JUNE 10. CONVENTION TUESDAY,
JUNE 18th.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-03-30

ican affair was unquestionably in
tended to create a precedent for the
application of similar method of
collecting revenues and defraying
Indebtedness TO Venezuela. The
indications are that the Dominican
protocol will be approved, in its re.
vised form, next fall after which
Mr.. Castro may conduct himself
with lie S temerity provided of
course, that he does not render
imperative a more drastic course on
the part OF this country III the
mean time, and further provided
that Santo Domingo does not rem
der impossible the ratification Of
the agreement by some injudicious
act before Congress meets again.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-03-30

THURSDAY, MARCH 80, 1905.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15
@nlfebcr-G Gpibemien Seem .;

VAtItOV]-SPtOS4Nst 2te1u w
leans oftog life laa b1rtigt / 6en ii0-
ite l1ge, iom 2egerne bab6e pe11tet
set efter Sen Meogang slntallet al
npe Gilfelbe l1gen foru6. Sp til
Moroqg bor ser beret ialt 1927
Gilfeloe mes iolt .316 Dp6sfalo.
Tor Gioen er 300 Gilfel6e nnoer
@ebon6Ii1tg, me0ens LII er n6-
ifrepne al 2egerne. @run6en til, ct
Spg6on1men iffe aftager bnrtigere
er, at 8efolfningen begpn0er at blipe
ligegpl6ige operfor ben og iagttaeer
iffe be 6oriigtigbebsre iom oe
iaa ombp9gelig fulgte paa gpioemi-
ems tioligere 5ta6ter. @creens for
@i,1ouerne bol6es life / Sroen iaa
Muifitos faa fri Mogang til &uiene,
og @a116bebolberne bltber life rem
ie6e iaa ofte ion ng6pen6igt. Bren0-
puuftet for Smitten ipnes Dog I'LL al
bere / ct &ar minbre 8per / Merbe-
ben al Seem Orleans, SaluIab og
Safe &ropi6ence, bpor Gorbol6ene er
|pberit fortptble6e Sgiaa 8aton
|&onge, state1s &obeoita6, bar ser
= q +. l. II . 4.
biit Jig flere Gilfalbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

Mgminalbo, Sen garnle ltroitifter
pao Ybilippinerne, ser / Sc lenere
s(or far forbolot Jig felt rolig, og
io1n iag6es at bore blepet loDol til 6e
6orene0e Stater, far Sen liOlte Sis
otter benleoet 9l11tbpriteternes Sp-
mrrfion1be6 paa Jig. @on belfpl0es
for at itoa 2eotpg n1eo be in6fpote
&pperbon0er, bpilfet frelngaar al
&i0nesbprb, afgipne al fongne &pp=
oinge 6lere anore tilipnelo0en6e
loDale :Sorgerc beifDl6es ligeleoeS for
at 1too bogbe0 en- 8on0it<Sr=
gonilatio,t, oan bpis @fsiltens ser
ingel1 Spipl er. 9lgltinal0o btl blibe
tpl1ngen til at bebile, at fan itoar
u6el1for @age1t, mo0iat Galo bill ban
blipe fqngllet. Sagen bar baft me-
gen Spitgt paa 9erl1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15
9llene oe1me Eropirs = Anhet
Nacbtieoan = er 20 2anosbper fulo=

9llcl1e 0elme Hropins - Mntte1
9focbtjepon = er 20 2ol1osbper ful6.
fomment soelagte, 10 6elpis,, % II
bor n1iltet alt oeres &peg = 239
Menneifer er n1proeoe, 50 ioareoe oe
8 arlneniife Etger rppe6e Ell
2on6sbp, 9o0on1flt, mes 8olo giort
ml,banle6onlf. = Seq taller iffe ON
Smfonget al oen bele l1lpffe, men
fun ON, bpaO jeg far Jet eller 1prt
al Eje'loioner!
Sngen alporlige. 6orlag, il1geu TT
lig @ilje far man ltillet moo Sc ra=
lel,6e Moroerifarer. @jGlp fra Dp=
rigbe0en er oltio fommen, men olti0
for lent. @usiiite Solooter, lon1
lGsier Sid paa Goone, paffer for
brel1ote &nofler Sitter eller bol0er
Gagt meD opplante0e 8ojonetter oper
plrnoreoe 9o0er % tomr1e, opbru6te
&engeifabe, bar pGret Get tragiton1i-
ife eller ifjer0ige 8illeoe, &onfalus'
9prigbeo bor pilt Sen 6renme6e.
6pao ifal malt lige til en- @egipen=
be6 iomO0erfaloet lpoa 8alaren9focb=
tjebon. 8iceguperl1pren 3orannop-
iii og @gne'15 nreegtigite tartariife
abon tpinger bolppeis n1e6 Sc 6Dreite
2pfter om Sitferbeb Sc opifrn111te or
menilfe &jgblnGno til at oobne 6eres
@o0er, for cit Sine efter roligt at ie
til, nleoens pil0e Mpr0erbobe orpber
og rpner netop paa Sen 2og, 0a 8p-
ems 200 Moa1b itGrfe Sol0oter6ef=
ming er fert Ell 0fil bort til Sfpoe=
pbeller! st ubpggeligt 5anmen-
tref", meloer Sc otficielle &appor<
ter; 1nen bnem al Sc nlDffelige og
bpem al Sc brGbtes 81 gitcrlo6te pil tro
bette, % mon n1altge anore oil set?
@ller bbao ifol nton terfe on Sen
ulpffelige 6omilie 8obaojojef, lon1
un6er &n6lelsoage11e / 8afu foripa=
re6e fig / Is Siner SrGf / 6eres
@us moo sen 7lorn1erbe Mor6erbon<
oe life sfu6, lite 6lanirner fra
set onte116te @us, og life 6e fortpip=
le6e &oob ON @jnlp rptte6e = 19
Sfre, onlete, bpjtom1neoe Men1eifer,
Meno o9 &bitoer, brenote lepenoe
in0e, % BOG bop6e man / 2ebet al
6en Sis funnel f6re 200 5ol0ater
fra 1ifliS til 8af1, for life at tale
on1, at man me6 6e reoe Solooter ii
@ange fltn0e bape ofperget 11lpffen,
men Soloaterne lto6 me6 @eper beo
Ip0, loo0an bar Set blenet 6ern be-
fo1et!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15
Mmerifas !&anbel mteo 0imslanb

glmerifas !1anbel meb 0fmslanb.
S 2er6ags baboe Ben rnsiiife 6reos<
fomisier ggttte 9lu6iens bos &reii=
6enten. timber 6et1ne 111e66elte bal1
&rpitoel1ten efter @efaling fra @5c-
rem, at 6enne bab6e etpet 8efaltng til,
at ser iful6e tie 11ogle 6oran6ringer /
ben rl1siiife Sss1t0f6rielstolo operfor
6e 6orene6e Gtater. @e6 en- 9ber-
ensitennrelie angaae1tbe Sr6lpoen
al Sol0loben bleb for e116el gar
it6en lat en- beiere Sol6 paa nogle
a1nerifanffe 9lrtifler, ser in6f6rtes
til &usla1tb, en6 6e famine @arer fra
on6re 2anoe. 9e11ne ltretfer6igbeo
bill @5aren mi bebe fon ct Safnen1-
meligbe6stegn for &ooiebelts &ieIp
be6 6re6sTntningen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

Senlsb gsoboers og @enners Dp.
tterfionubeb paa bette 8lab, big Dem
bore lberale Gilb,,o, fre11riate Der i
@laoet, og foribg at ffdffe os ! np.
Mbonnent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

til &ipbenbopn poa 9cipg.
! =. ". 2asoni bpb. Gn al Sc beol
fienote 2anife / Gbicago, Heter Mao=
ien Sa9oni, er / 5pnoags afgaaet
pe0 Gpoel1 efter 3 Momebers 5pg-
Dom. 2agoni, Scr bar fpot poa 6pe,1
1916, bar pprin0elig Spmono pg
plpieoe Sc lolte &oper mango slor,
iGrlig pao Sc lange 6arter. S 1867
fom bon til slmerifa % leile6e ion1
Sfibsfprer poa Sc ltore sSnbleer. 50
slor fenere feire6e ban @rpllup meo
&ama Eeterlen fra Janbnrg SET
operleper boln lom @nfe. Smli0er
ppgop 9ogoni Spen o9 ilog Jig poa
Sorretnin9slipet / Gbicago, bapoe
ififtepis @fsprelsforretninG &otel, ct
ltort GfrG06eri, JONI ban orep 18
slar, Seal @ltate 6prretlting og bar
| oper 25 slar babt Ell ltor &inforret=
ming og Saloon pao IS. 9fortb Mpe.,
ser bar fieuot of olle 9onlfe ben
Sci al Chicago. Seo lit tprre 2une
og lin @pne til at fortnlle og trent
ltille forifjellige Herioner ifaffe6e
ian Jig eu ly6r &ernefre0s. S @til=
be0 u0eneoe 2agoni en- meget betp0e<
Zig @o6gjprenDe6.
Gn itur 8uggape. Gi omtolte el1=
gang ifior, at Der / &iebenbapn por
begpnot en Sr0lan1ling af 8pger og
&unitperfer, ser ifl1loe itjenfes i'll
ben 6anife @piifole 9oneboo Gp-
Ter, Minnelota, og io1n if11lbe no=
|9iere ct Slags Som1renfnptuings=
>unft mellem Sfole,1 og Sen omlie~
genbe ltore oanIfe &oloni, SEN fprlts
Il Inlerifa. Set bar UNDER ct 8e1pg,
9lpotbefer Carl &anlen SDler af=
lagoe / Georela1oet ifior, at oenne
Sanfe foln freln; frenragenbe Men5
bjen1me itille6e. Jig i1np0efomn1enbe
til oel og Sn6ialnlingen begpnote
ltrafs. Set par 6og iler 9a9blabet
,9annebrog", Ser ilpg til 2p6 for
Ga9en, og MI me6beler 8la6et, at
Snolamlingen er aflll,ttet, og at 8p-
gerne bil fo1nme fer til 9lmerifa
2ebet al @fteraaret, meo Sfolens
Soritanoer, Eaitor &1tr6ien, Ser /
6enne Si6 beipger 9anlnorf. Cont
lingen beltaor al on1tr. 400 8in6, Ser
olle bliber lnl1ft in0bun6ne inoe,l
Mflen6elien fra 9onrnarf, efter Seq
ninger al Sc melt anlete 0onife &unlt=
mere, @in6esbpll, @lot=Mpller, SSH
l1tmlen, SsSoacbim Sfopgaar6 o. il.
Sr0binoingen ct til6els ifet for @pj=
ifolen 9ane6oos egen &egning, el=
lers er @anlingen ltn &elbeo cit
@ape fra Sprleggere, @ogbonolere,
Sorfattere og @ripotperloner. Ser
man 8ang Dar iaaleoes ifienfet ct
Gfseu1plar at iantlige fine 86ger.
@ploen0olife 8ogba110el, 9eor6iife
Sorlag, Sen itdrite 8ogforretning
9eor6en, bor gibet &dger for a6ifilli=
ge &un6reoe &roner og er iaaleoes
6en itgrlte 8t6ragsD0er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

&aa 8cip9 / 9ammart. 9eltpre.
rcu al 9en t9l. 6anite &orcellnns=
fabrifs llolole SEEM yorf, ST..
'Sclrrfig, pentes / Sc nGrn1ete Gage
It'll &ipbenbopn paa 8clpg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

Spprbejsnlyffc. &oo 8. 9lpe. &ei=
bane / Seem Dorf lgb Manoug5 Sen
an6en Haslagerpogr / ct Sr9n al
|Sporet, folot ne6 poa @aoe11 rm6er
Spibane=&onlt og fal0t neO
Saget moo @aoel1. Sen treble @ogn
/ Sre11et fal6t obe1tpao Sen, n1en blep
itaaen0e poa @n6en obel1poa 6en
&ogn, Ser fbrlt fal0t ne0. Sognene
bar fulbe al &aslagerer, al bpilfe IL
orebtes paa Gte0et> neoens ober 40
fom til 5faoe. @ba6 ser bar @rnn6
til ltlpffen pt6es life n1e6 5iffer6e0,
! men set antages, at Wotorman6en
! far gibet ct fell Signal til Gporifif=
teren onr, bDilfen 2inje ban ifl1l6e
in6 paa, og @totorman0en far oa
fgrt lit Sre1 i1o paa Ell 2il1ie> ser /
en- &urbe fprte bort fra @ope0linjen,
men &ognene bap6e iaa iterf Gart>
at 6e IDnge6eS al Sporet &urDer.
@otormanoen er flpgtet, bbilfet to-
| ges 1om 8ept5 for, at Sfploeu er
bans.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

st &rnotpGrf cfsplubcrct. 9fon6
&rl10tfabrif. bco 6aircbonce, 6 N}ile
SD6 for l(11ionto,pn, Ha., iprengtes
/ 2uften 2gr0og Gormiooog mes set
&elultat, at 19 Menl1eifer of Sc 80,
iom arbej0ebe Gabrifen, omfon1, og
al 6e fun6ne Sig er fun 13 ibenttfi=
cere6e, 6e aiSrc bar 0en @rao lgn=
OerreDne, at Sc life fltnoe gje11fie11,
6es.. @fsploiionen bar ioa poloiom
at Sen merfebes Is MiGes Ont
fre6s, og llniontomn iprengtes
&in6uer / @unore6ebts. sS,16en EN-
Mil fra ltlpffesiteoet fan6tes life en-
|bel 9fu6e. Gabrifens @jer blep
baar6t iaaret. 9llle 6obrifens 10
8pgninger blep fon1plet jep1re6e me0
Sor6en, og 9i11irerne 1pre6tes ober
&c 10 slcres 2ano, ioln sSa6rifen oGf=
fe6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

st frpgtelt9t SoroifjGlb rannte
ii6ite Gre6ag @orgen @p6ipi6ien al
ssstalte1 &albben @alabrier, iamt en-
Del al @icilten, altiaa 2ar6et pao
begge St6er al Mesiinaltreoet. l1lpf-
fen fom @l. 2 ON 9fattet1, ga alle
Menneifer fob. @bor mango Wen.
neifer, ser er omfon1ne, bi6es e116nll
lite, ga mango en6nu ligger begrabc.
6e &ninerne, men 0freneS 9lntal
leber fiffert op / &nlin6er al Smfen.
ne og ct itort 9lntal SiIifa6efonnne.
Sra &om er Ser ien6t alle be &ial.
pani6ler, Der trRnges for at li16re
Ben eiebliffeltge Mg6, % en- @eng5e
Gropper er ie1t6t. for at bielpe til
nreo &e6ningen. &ongen og flere al
Mini1trene er rei1t til l1lpffesite6et.
&eoningsarbej6et er p6er1t banifeligt,
6a mango af 8Dgningerne er iaole,
6eS rDlte6e al Sor6ifi9lpet, at set er
libsfarligt at gao in6 / Sem. Samti=
Big rne66eles, at 8einb og an6re 8nl,
faner er meget 11rolige, og at Ser
frpgtes for bol0iomrne l16brl16.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15
med Post q Cele9raf.
(HI'tvtsnt fra.)

Or. >. s. Salmun, ser joni olu=
|tolt iiolte ltge blep al cit ltnoeripgel-
les=&oniaiion frifjenot for misligt
Sorbol6 / lit G11rbeoe lom Gbef for
Bureau al slni1nal Snoultrp for
langte ltmio0elbort efter at Irifien=
oelien bor offenliggiort lin slfife0 fra
@&nbe6et, bpilfet 1trofs blep bon til
ltaaet. Oct bi6eS life, ON &elieno<
ttonen bar friptllig, nner Set ontoges,
at &reltoenten life por blepet operbe=
ptlt ONT, at &eiultatet al l1noerib-
gelien bar felt FORFEIT.
Gu cneelif-japanciiif Sraftat, Ser
nprlnelt a1tageS at bore ell offen1ip
og oefe11iib Mlltonce, blep afiluttet
fiolte ltge. @nfeltbe0erne al 1rofta<
ten fjenoeS en01u fife lin @elbeo,
men set bioss, at 6e to Mogter er
eneoeS ON at ltptte binanben giel,ii=
6tgt, bbiS Sc lful6e fomne &rig
meo en altoen Magt. Gen ticligere
Sberensfomlt mel(em oe to Mogter
gift lom befiel1ot l6 poo, at en- laa0an
@tgtte fun lfuloe gipes, pm sen el1e
al Magterne fom / &rig nleo to Mog=
ter. @l10Di0ere goranterer 5roftaten
SSopan fri 4Gl10er &orea iomt
aaben 0pr / &ino.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-06
Fire Insurance.
THE B. F. DILLINGHAM; CO.
LIMITED,

General Agents for Hawaii.
Atlas Assurance Company of London.
Phoenix Assurance Company of Lon-
don.
New York Underwriters Agency.
Providence Washington Insurance Com
pany.
Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-06
TIKI
RERNICE PAUAII BISHOP
MUSEUM,
KALIHI. OAHU.
KALIHI. OAHU.

Residents of Hawaii Territory and
strangers visiting Honolulu are hereby
notified that the al we named Museum
will be open to inspection on FRI
DAYS and SATURDAYS of each and
every week of the year, and also upon
ALI, PUBLIC HOLIDAYS (Thanks-
giving and Christmas excepted), be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock a. IN.
and O'Clock p. M, from the 31st day
of March to the 31st day OF October,
and from 10 o'clock a. m. to 4:30
o o'clock D. m. from the LIST day OF
November to the 31st day of March
of each year until further notice.
Tourists arriving in Honolulu by
through steamers on other than the
regular visitors days hereinbefore
designated Sundays and Thanksgiving
and Christmas excepted) and leaving
prior to the days set apart as regular
visitors days may be admitted to the
Museum On SPECIAL PERMITS, is
sued during office hours from the gen.
eral office of the trustees, No. ~ Mer-
chant street, next door to the banking
house of Bishop & Co.
ADMISSION TO MUSEUM FREE.
Electric cars bound west on King
street pass the Museum every ten
minutes during the day.
Honolulu, T. H, June 18th, 1905.
PER ORDER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-06
SUGAR FACTORS AND
COMMISSION AGENTS,
VIM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.
AGENTS FOR THE

AGENTS FOR THE
Royal Insurance Co. of Liverposz.
England.
Alliance Assurance Co. of Londoz.
England.
Scottish Union q National Insurance.
Co. of Edinburgh, Scotland.
Fire Association of Philadelphia.
Alliance Insurance Corporation Lta.
Wiiheima Of Magdeburg General In
surance Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-06

HAWAII
(By Henry ostrom, D. d.

Midway where stretch the continental arms,
There the heavng of
Lie lit profusely with their flow
The Island gems-our lovely Hawaii.
Here God with temp nature has
A feast of ruggedness and balm and bloom
And here about the dragged mountain head
Wreathes les of mist strung the iris His
Here tender-tempered, doele native
Bend the claim of Heaven grace,
As in the the gentle breeze
The blooming treetops of this dream-lke place.
As great searchlight swung ahwart the deep
Reveals marvel clear midday
So the thought a worldwide sweep,
Then views the minging nations here
Where yesterday the heralds of the
FER these Islands trod,
them his potency loss,
enemy of all that honors God.
Not Kilauea with her bourne disclosed,
ignorance, nakelness, shame
upon the debt of souls foreeosed
So cruelty
Yet there is the good bad at war,
Thanks t 5 SOL the good though crucifed
still eontendng labor and
in struggle happy heroes
Hawa beauteous halfedenic place,
Look to main landa Asia shore,
Lift high the light Heaven contendng grace,
Thou TT free; prove thy bloodless freedom
1t be done. Full thou st impart
To al VIII come, rebapzed Hawaii!
The truth poured 'front.' Missionary heart
In days the only hope for thee
Written fort Friend ~
Greencaste Ind Aug. p 1905.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-22

The Sullivan-Hearst Congressional
incident mentioned briefly in the cable
dispatches developed the fact that Con-
gresham Sullivan while a lad Of sew
enteen was with his father indicted
for .manslaughter. The boy was not
tried as he had only assisted his
father in knocking out drunken trou-
blemaker who died as result OF the
fight. Young Sullivan overcame the
handicap and the people OF his Mas
sachusetts district knew his record
when they elected him to Congress,
1t recalls a somewhat similar though
less serious incident that cropped up
during the last campaign OF Hawaii,
and sets honest people to thinking
on how long they should cause a man
to suffer for an error of youth, fol-
lowed by years of good behavior.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-22
THE KNUDsEN RECORD.
TGarden Island,1

Hurrah for Speaker Knudsen OF tho
House of Representatives.! 1t is a
stranger coincidence that he is the
third generation of Knudsen holding
the highest Office in the Legislative
body OF the country they live in. The
present Speakers grandfather was for
a number of years speaker of the leg
islature (Storthing) Of Norway and
was known as President Knudsen till
his death, The Speakers father, VAL
demar Knudsen, was speaker of the
House Of Representatives of the King
dom of Hawaii some time in the sixties.
and the illustrious grandson and son
of the former two is at present occu-
plying the seat May he live to see his
son get the job.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-22
WON'T STAND DELAY
ON COUNTY MEASURE

It is expected and hoped that the
joint committee appointed by the Sen.
ate and the House to settle the mum.
Der of members of the Joint Commit.
tee on County Law will make its re.
port tomorrow and that the County
Law Committee will be appointed and
get to work.
It is considered likely that six
members from each House will be
appointed on this committee. While
there are only four Senatorial dis.
tricts to six Representative districts,
the Senate does not fall in very enthu-
siastically with the idea Of a greater
number Of members from the House
than from the Senate.
There is strong desire among a
large number Of members in the Leg
islature to bring the county govern.
ment question up early In the session.
Any effort to court delay In the mat.
ter will be strenuously fought.
II is said in the House that the ap-
pointment to membership OF the Com
mittee, as far as the representation Of
the Third District is concerned, lies
between Nakuina and Pail.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-22
HILO WANTS SHARE
TOURIST MONEY

Among the new bills to be introduced
in the Legislature are several which
Representative Carl Smith OF Hilo has
in his pocket. Besides those already
prepared by this gentleman of the law,
he has several In process of mental
incubation, II is said.
Tomorrow, or as soon afterward as
is convenient, Mr.. Smith will present a
bill extending the firearms license to
all the islands, so that one general law
as to the carrying and use Of firearms
will cover all the Territory.
Another bill provides for the return
OF processes In circuit courts to the
term session Immediately after the is
suance of the process.
Another proposed law provides for
codifying in regard to the law OF ne
gotiable instruments, making the law
uniform with that Of other States and
Territories.
Representative Smith may ask the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-22

The prompt favorable report made
by the House Committee on Terrific
ries on Kuhio's County Board bill
shows the temper of those who study
our conditions. The Committee on
Territories knows the situation in Ha.
wall better than any other Congress.
sional committee. It also exercises q
strong influence in carrying out the
Congressional policy toward the Isl.
ands. The readiness with which It APP
proves the revision OF the Organic
Act to remove any ambiguity regard
ing the election of County Boards
proves that 1t Is not the intention Of
Congressman to place any barriers In
the way Of local self-government.
Town, county, city government is the
basis Of American growth, and the de
velopment of Independent citizenship.
Ever the Philippines have a higher
degree Of self-government than Ha.
wall To even suggest that the Amer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-22

No doubt efforts will be made by
enemies OF the people to convince
members of the Legislature that per-
sonal and platform promises for local
self.government don't mean anything.
The people, however, know their de-
mand, they know the candidate and
party promises. They know that any
member of the present Legislature.
who votes against or aims by indirec
ton to defeat local self-government
shows such an absolute lack of per-
sonal integrity and moral quality that
they might well hesitate to believe
such a mans statement under oath.
II ever promise were made any
Commonwealth, a promise was made
the people of Hawaii by the present
government of the Territory. Failure
TO fulfill this promise places the de.
llnquent member in the lowest class
in the schedule OF misguided American
citizenship.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-22
HANALH SOCIALLY

Hanalei, Kauai. Feb. 20.-A most en-
joyable luau was given by Mrs. s. b.
Deverill In honor Of Mrs. A. S. Wilcox
up the Hanalei river. Among those
present were: Mrs. S. B. Deverill, Mrs.
A. s. Wilcox, Mrs. j. Fl. Coney, Mrs.
il. Birkmyre, the Misses Alice Jones.
Ella Wight, Mabel Ena, Athalie Levy,
Florence Deverill and Mr.. e. Deverill.
On Monday, Feb. Goth, riding party
consisting of Mr. e. Deverill and the
Misses Ella Wight, Alice Jones, Mabel
Ena and Athalie Levy rode to Haena
to see the celebrated Haena caves.
1t was reported that three Of the
party bathed in one Of the caves, an
incident Of which very few visitors
at Hanalei can boast.