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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29
Ser srfe Woro Sss Sabres
S9sint Elm Satermoro 3u fem.

Der erfs Moro beg Sabres, tnb nod
baau Elm 0atermoro, fdeint f9 aus
benz Sole bes geftern Ibsnb int Orbit.
tale betforbenen 5. 8. Wenefee Dor
go. 1137 groot,G traBe entpideIn au
tpolen.
gOr eipa elmer Wo9e srtbeiIte Mene.
fee feinen bsiben Sbbnen gelegentli&
elmer bon benielben beranfalteten, t6m,
3l laut eri9einsnben Concentration
sinsn Ierpeis. uno angsbli9 idlug bel
biefer 9els9enbeit elmer Der beiben ben
alien Wann nit einem ghsslsifen auf
ben 2opf, unb felt bieisr 3sit mar ber=
felbe in dr3tli9er 8ebanbIung. 9b unb
gu ion Wsnefss seifesabtpeieno getpeIen
iein, unb ON lsbtsn Greitag sri9ien Ell
In elmer Barbisrfu6e an Der Snoiana-
absnue, no iein ~eisenartiges gsnsbmen
InlaB CAB, ber pulisei Wslbung au
ma4en uno um Die ueberfiibrung bes
Wannes ms 9Oipital gu bitten.
Sur6 elm MiBberfdnbnib tuurbe
bic poli3si beranlabt gu elauben, bab
bort cine 9rpBe S9ldserei i'm @ange
lei uno bab bereits elm Mann idmer
psrIeBt uuroe unb fOfort eiltsn Eabler.
poli3ifsn, Setettibs uno Mmbulana
CUR STEELE, no man bann Wenefee
pOrfanb unb nod benz Sofpitale
bra4te. Bic goliaei. tpel9e bon benz
Reiultat Der abgsbaltensn 2si9enI9au
IN 2enntnis aeiebt tuuros. lit auf Der
Su9s nod benz SO6ns, ben man Der
Sbat perod9tig BOLT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29

Sn Der SiBung bes 9iretto
rtlratbs BEG Commercial Clubs tpurot
2atuion W. Sarosp als 9elegat sur
WO1awt Safe 2onferen3 fur Sntsr
rationale Nrbriiration ernannt.
Die 2onferen3 finbet i'm nd9Itst
Wonat tatt; .oiefe 9onferenaen, melG'
lett 1895 aaidbrli9 ab9shaltsn tpurber
finb, babeu pas Sntsrehe Der eanast
Welt erregt.
Dian uiro fi9 aud bemiibsn, BIZ
National EDITORIAL Mhociation au Be
itimmsn, ibre Sibune i'm nd6tsr
Sabre bier in Snoianapolis ab3u'
balten.
Die bonn Club ernannten GeprdIen,
tanten, Sobn 90. 2srn unb Ssnrp s
9arris. tueroen fi9 nod Guthrie, 8
&, beseben, INN perf6nlid nit BET
Mitglieoern Der EDITORIAL 4fociatiOn.
bic am Z. s. unb 9. Stunt bort ibr,
biesidbrige 9uiammsntunft abbalten.
3u fonferiren. s. 9. @bitebeao, be,
&eprdientant Der editorial Nfpciatior
oss States Snoiana, piro f9 ibnen
ani9lieBen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29
Decentralization.

Der prdfoent bes Serre 9aute Sdpa.
benpereins. 9err GriB 3ettner,
fattete 9eifern ieinem 9ollssen bonn
bieFgen alien S9mabenperein, 9srrn
Sobn Gmbarbt uno ieinem 5reunbe
Germ Sobn @eber einen 8eIu9 ab,
UNI Rtdiprade nit ibnen au nebmen
tusger getbeili9ung Der Serre 0aute
SGuaben en- Bunbesturnfsf. 8lei9.
3eiti9 purbe hber cine i'm 2aufe bes
Scmmers gu peranfqltenbs Gefli9teIi
9eipro4en, 3u uel4er bic Samer bes
bisFgen S9wabsnbereins bic S9mefern
bon 8erre Saute einIaten tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29
Sic GrOTnnmg bes Sar'
ner>Yart
Dom idonften Sriblineswetter
be9hnfi9t.
Gin i60mer Sag ttn Treten.

Gin ibeal i66ner Griiblinsstag lOdte
ssftsrn bic Witslieoer bes .SOcialen
8urnbersins unb aablrei9e @dfie bin.
aus In bic griinsn Mnlagen Oes 8urner'
part. ollie Uorfs6rungen iparen bon
benz part-g irsttorium getrOHen tpOr-
ben. um ben Nufentbalt i'm parte ben
gsiudern 10 an9enebm ME m69ii6 81
MAIDEN. S9on an friiben Na9mits
tag fab man Samilien an i9atti9en
pldbsn. beren ss i'm Parf 10 biele 9isbt.
gelaserf. GrObinn uno 2~ebensluf
berridte iibsraa bOr unb ss mar Elm
8ersntigen ben 2inbern susuIdauen,
bte fi9 i'm fr6bliten Spiel auf 9ritaem
&aisn belufigtet, ooer I'm 6ii6teid
fir MIR 5 Gents nod s~liBern0en
G9dben aneelten.
Die angeregte Stimmung, bic f4
a1er bemd9tiste, bic 9ans in Der @ba=
ratter zines pienies paHsnbe ldnbIi6e
Duff, bic ~flanebOlsn @bOrlisosr bss
9ieoertrana Der fn9trdftig nit isinsm
Strigenten eri9ienen mar, bas friIfe
i4du msnbs Nab, 'Wass bsrsints fib,
um ben Sag au einem unbsrseblih
i96nerl gu MAIDEN. unb als Die Wabl=
ssiifiunbe beranseriidt unb Die Samsn
bic mitesbra6tsn S6rbe ibres lsdsren
Srbalts entleerten, ba tonnte man 10
rs9t Die Wirtung Der frii6en, ptr3i.
gen 2uft auf ben Nppetit bstpunbern.
Qbsr aud fur Sisjsnisen, bic nidts
nit sebra6t batten. mar burd Die
Snmenietticn Deg Soeialen SurnOer=
ems befiens asiorst unb baB ben suten
Se9en boDe @ere9tisteit anset6an
purbe, berffsht fi9 po91 bon ielbf.
Die Surnlebrer Der brei Surnper=
cine unb biele Surner bonn SibIeite
unb unabbdnaissn $urnperein paren
anueisub unb betra9teten unb priiften
gar ein9ebeno ben eIettrif9en 3eit=
me sr, Der beim Surnfsf ftir bas 9i=
ta ujreunen 9ebrau9t miro,
Ser 9~ansboben bate i9 ebenfans
ni9t tibsr 8srna9ldifsung gu bstla=
gen. Sonic cine 3ansueiIs ert6nte,
elite bas junse t~an3lufige BOLT ber3u,
um Die @ele8enheit 3u einem Sdn39en
ui9t su ~berpafsn.
90 uurbe In un~setrabism Jrobfnn
Elm f96ner Sag berbrodt uno nur 30.
gernb fOlsten bic @ersnisten Der Mahs
1une Der bsreintretenben Na4t an ben
6eim meg su benten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29

5nbiGna's sr6sts Trp @pobs GAMBLER.
Jabrfartsn= aseatmr far Suter=
nrbau=9inten.

Im nd9fen SOnnerfag, ben 1.
Sum-. miro cine Iereini9te Satrtar-
ten .Maentur fiir ale interurban %eleitri=
i6sn 8abnen in Snoianapolis er6fnei
tperoen. @n benz Sage miro 8eoree
u. Stil3, Der Is Sabre 6abrtartsn=
8eridufer In Der Union Station mar,
bic 0erualtun9 Der Traction Serminal
Sidst. Office tibernebmen.
Ollie Snterurban So. tuerben Rarten,
9tilti9 fir einfa6e, wie Sin= unb
&Rdfabrt, ~bertaufen, iowobl tute @ou=
pons5idets, gtiItig fur 8erbinbunss=
2inien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29

Die 9erren y b. Baur,
5. Q%oftenbaber. g. Satper uno gbas,
SPADE peranfaltstsn eefisrn Mbenb In
Der Columbus 6aQe Elm tleines ptibat.
Concert nebft Baa, tuo3u fis ibren ges
tannienfreis ein9elaben batten. IS
ging iebr brr9ni9t ber unb tpurbe TRIP
beg tparmen @etters fsibi9 setanSt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29
-. QYres Bulletin :.
9imtties at DC bic 30

Sieies lit bic Gorte pel9e semobn<
lid fur 1916 Die garS bertauft tuurbs;
30 3oa brett, meiBer Sruno NIT
idparsen Sisuren unb Streifen +;
nm5ugs=8 s...........5c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29

8aumpoaene Crepe Be Chine, zines
Der doniten Waterialien ser Saifon,
sart nnb 9Iatt, in roia, 6ampasnsr,
grim, grau, cream, braun ODER
I9war3, resulare S5c Die 9aro Sorte,
lest .28c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29

@afbins n. 90. Wai.
SIR Sntiana: S9auer unb Senitters
ftirme teute Na6t uni fpabrfdeinIia am
Dienitas +; fibIsr am 9ienftas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29

Waten= Set
Der ct. Matten 0etnetnoe
tut 0erManta BART attt
9tenitag, oen 80. Brat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29
@etterbert@t.

sshr "a stuHbsn, .nOsnb 7 ubr morssms. so. wai.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29

2pcaL0 etterberi9t
Gdauer beute @adt unb tuabri9einli4
am Otenitas ; tiibIer am Dienitag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29

oxtnsn, eaes Sen m nerieipeR ~ troeRb etuem
4str z ftY 8 Bis 9 Hrojeut.
American Home Buying Co.,
Soabart 0sb&ube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29
0erlan9t : An5ei8em

raenb weI&er art uerben in Der .Snbiona 9ribAme'
nit Sc per Belle fur iese Snfertion berennet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29

1hermometerftanb.
S56fe Semperatur. ......... 80 @rab
N~ietrigfte Temperatur. .......... 81
@. &. 8Ibtbe,
Seetions.D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29

ThermcmeterHnne,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-12-28

Uncle SAM says that if there is
~ any finer soil or better growing
climate in the United States than
is found in the state OF Washington, he
has not been able tc find it.
Uncle Sam is a big buyer of garden
and flower seeds, and he is buying a
large part of his supply from Colonel
f. Ii. Morrison, who owns and operates
in the southern part of Spokane county,
thirty miles from Spokane, one of the
most successful seed farms on this con-
tinent. Col. Morrison has eight hun
bred acres under seed cultivation, and
Uncle Sam is so delighted with the
work that he has established on the
farm laboratory, and maintains an
EXPERT there for eight months III the
year.
81 grew this year" said Ms. Morri-
son recently, Two hundred thousand
mounds of sugar beet seed. Next year
| eypect to grow five hundred thousand
nounds. | sell this seed in part to the
United States government and in part
IN the bio beet sugar manufacturers in
various parts OF the United States. |
find a ready market for every pound OF
INV product. Heretofore all the beet
seed nranted in the United States has
been imported from Germany and
rrance. This country requires annu-
allv from eight million to ten million
mounds. My farm is about the only
beet seed producer in the United
states The government has encOur-
oged tests along that line at many other
nlaces but for one reason or another
,ha conditions were not so uniformly
ia vorable for the growing of beet seed
-. thew are in the Palouse country.
81 am also growing two hundred
,bousand pounds of turnip seed. Here
tofore nearly all the Curnip seed used
in this country has been imported from
Enoland. / grow, too, about one hun
ared thousand pounds of radish seed. "
Col. Morrison has one of the largest
flower gardens in America, He has
eleven acres in flowers, with nearly one
,housand varieties, including one hun
draa and fifty varieties OF nasturtiums'
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-12-28

Uncle Sam buys the seeds from this
great flower garden and distributes
them through his members of congress.
1t would surprise many New England
spinster, busting amid her little gar
den of flowers, to learn that the seeds
she had planted had come all the way
from the other side of the American
continent, and had, in fact, been grown
almost hopeless wilderness when she
went to school.
1t may be news to some of our read
ers that the propagation of choice
plants for seed IS conducted with all
the care that attends the breeding of
fine strain of horses or dogs.
Mr.. Morrison will plant seed next
year that has been gathered from beets
which averaged % per cent sugar,
some of them testing as high as 26 per
cent and none of them below 20 per
cent.
"The beet plant draws it sugar from
the air and not from the soil, and it's
leaves are natures laboratories. 1t is,
therefore, important that these leaves
should spread out to the sunshine and
the air in the best way to get the best
results: that each leaf should present a
flat surface to the sunshine, and one
leaf should not shade another. 1t is
also important that beets of small tops
be cultivated, for the reason that the
greater part of the sugar lies in the
top, and if you have fiat topped beet,
too much of the sugar is lost in cutting
away the leaves"
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-12-28
IMPORTANCE OF POULTRY INDUSTRY

Poultry raising is very much I'M.
derestimated and neglected Industry in
Washington, but is making progress,
taking the country as whole. In this
state the wheat raiser claims he has no
time to raise thoroughbred poultry.
He has not learned that no more feed
nor care to raise thoroughbreds than
it does to raise the common mixed
stock The thorouhbreds nature soon
er, and so take less feed than the
scrubs, in fact.
Government reports show that in
1899 the number of fowls in this county
was $50, 6Sl, J93 valued at $50, 794, 996.
Deduct from this young stock valued
at 80, 794, 996 and we have the stock
kept over for breeding purposes. This
stock produced during the year for
market, poultry worth $l36, S9l ,S77,
and eggs worth, $l44, 3S6, 80, or total
value of poultry and eggs of S2Sl, 49,
241-ove 400 per cent, besides products
used at home.
In 1889 the L. S. imported 10, 91S, S07
dozens of eggs and exported 548, $50
dozens. In 1900 we exported 1920, 721
dozens and imported '5,03S dozens.
This gratifying change for the better
is due to the states east of the noun
tains, but Washington, although the
the third in price, is thirty-third in
point of production.
In 1904 Washington imported S2,000,-
600 worth of poultry products from
states where wheat is higher in price
than here. If we raise our own poul-
try products, we keep that amount of
money at home, and create a good
market for that much more wheat.
If you don't want to go into the poul-
try business yourself, encourage others.
Take an interest ia poultry shows
especially the one which will be held
in Walla Walla next February, from
the 9th to the 10th.
OTTO LABUDDE
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-12-28

LYNPIA, Dec. Ex-Governor Mead
and Land Com missioner Ross to-
day we're in correspondence with
Washington congressional delega-
concerning the reclamation dead
dand late tonight lengthy tele-
Twas sent to Washington denying
val reports made to the secretary
-slnterior and virtually declaring
y Intention TO stand pat on the
esselection of Yakima land under
Varey act. The correspondence
kw
Washington, d. d., Dec. n.
W A. Z. Mead, governor, and Hon.
'a'Ross, public land commissioner,
'rpla, Wash:
Nsecretary has approved the Tie
Mlect for $1,000, 600 and the sun
"Nolect TO $50, 900 upon certain
s'aons which must be complied
~Nlore any money will be expend-
SepresS reports. One condition
-"me claim of the state for lands
'"ns Carey act must be released
~" way. The option on the sun
~'~lal has not been accepted and
% until this is done. The de-
lsnt holds it could not deal
~s state regarding these lands
'ae terms of the reclamation
81 has NOTHING TO LOSE.
,'uonst understand that the state
'aaese lands to lose. The Sc
-. ~ Aas not been approved by the
: IN the contrary, legal OF
~, 'ns department advise Us
n. '"r was prepared last spring
,s. .''etary's signature rejecting
'sslection and that this letter
.a Commissioner Ross and has
Il WV up at his request that he
@"e Time to make further
'''s md in June he WAS advised
!" mat be would be given a reas-
a~s 70 make further showing
h. WI yet been done. The pre-
ssf has been submitted to rs.
ssn also say they know OF no
20 change the opinion then
wv mat If The secretary
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-12-28
THE GOVERNORS REPLY.

THE GOVERNORS REPLY.
Following is the reply sent to the
Washington delegations:
Telegram of delegation received.
Does not answer questions contained
in our first kilograms Have seen
dress reports Those from Washing
ton are conflicting and not reliable.
Seem to be inspired to create senti-
timent in favor OF the reclamation SER
vice. See state newspapers, especially
Post-Intellgencer of this date. The
people want the state to have square
deal. They are not in favor OF surren-
dering solely because the reclamation
service so demands. Certainly, the lat
ter will say the department cannot
deal with the state and can deal with
private corporations such as the sun
nvside canal. The option requires the
the Government to water about l3,ooo
acres belonging to the Sunnyslde com
panv. The government carries water
in its bitches to Carey act selections III
some other states.
"As stated in our former telegram as
TO the Carey selections, the state mas
comnlied with every requirement Oh
ac, Of congress and the rules OF the sec
rotary and, according to all ru'e9 u
To-. and morals. is eutitltled to the
land Nothing remains to be dohe ou'
70 atlix the signature of the secretary
Notwithstanding all reports to the COLI
trary. the state has contract VIII" W. VIZ
,nipgton Irrigation company
commissioner general of the lana o'''oe
ho. decided in favor of the sta'e as ~
fine feasibility of the plans the rlsn's
If the state to a sufliciency oil waIe'
and lis full compliance in every p"'''o
''1ar notwithstanding the adverse IT,
report from the reclamation 'e'.'D Of
..rhiy decision as to sulflciehcy u
,yotor is baSeu upoh VI" e.
,ha agricultural department ave.
maors Of investigation and measurement
of WATER The Yakima DeVelopn.en ~
company appealed and the se saaisio1 Of
,ha interior affirmed the ae'l''1 .ha
,ho land commissioner ana uiroI ,:.a for
''o i" is.ioner to send up the liS'' 'ol
final approval. Lists would natv ser.
'' '''ror r had not the reclamation sci
~ ,.ine interviewed to prevent a' a. ."1 tha
Jar with the decision prepared ,,h iO Won
s ~, of the secretary "uly also
' ',s was Withheld at Ross reque Stances
9t'h ali the facts and clrcu" of that
leading up to the prepara''''
le''n and following it, .,,,a
ds'i' prrrns TO COOPER LETTER.
..rbe record dose not disclose THOMAS y,
, m"l9y represent ,o all the facts. IDOnlAs
ooNr1NuEp on PAGE fo'N'
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-12-28
AROUSED AT LAST
ELLENSBURG PEOPLE HAVE
No. 81.

At Last Walked up and it Surely
Required a Noble to Do it
Backed by the Gall Of The
of the Yakima Water Hogs.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-12-28

N FTER Rip Van Wickle sleep of
~ some twenty years duration, the
people of Ellesburg and Kittitas
county have at last aroused from their
slumber and asserted their rights, but
not until they were forced to do so by
the CALLING influence of certain people
of Yakima county. Read the following
telegram which was sent to Washing
ton, D. c., yesterday forenoon:
Hon. E. A. HITCHCOCK,
Secretary of the Interior,
Washington City, D. G.
We, the people of Kittitas county,
Washington, as represented by the
Commercial club of said county,
desire most respectfully, at this
particular time to ask a special
hearing respecting the claims of
kittitas valley for irrigation.
From all information at our COM
mand we feel that our claims have
not been as fully presented to your
Office as the facts familiar to us,
warrant
Carefully prepared details of the
merit of this project will be mailed
you at an early date.
Most respectfully,
KITTITAS COMMERCIAL CLUB.
G.. Fl. FLUMMERFaLT, Pres.
We must say that we are proud OF
the Commercial club since it has got
down to business, and summoned up
enough courage to dare assert it rights.
The town of Ellensburg and Kittitas
county would be much better off had
that august body so acted years ago.
Ellensburg and Kittitas county are
not dead and both will be heard from
again and gang of people who think
they are sit" may yet be found crying
aloud for the Crooks and mountains to
fall on them" to hide them from the
Indignation of an outraged
public. Let the good work go on.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-12-28
AN EIGHT HUNDRED ACRE FARM NEAR

Washington Grown Seeds are Considered
Of Good Quality Satisfies the Department
A Brief description and Review of The
Farm as Told by the spokesman.Review.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-12-28
A RINGING PROTEST SENT TO HITCHCOCK

Backed by the Citizens Of Kittitas County
Aakins That the Matter Of the Reclamation
Project Concerning Kitttas County Should
Be Properly Placed before the Department.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-12-28
rOHOLD STATELAND
FADE AND ROSS STAND PAT
VOL. NIL.

I'D Reply to Washington DIE
pion's Appeal to Withdraw
State Selection Of Lands De.
ny Several of their Reports,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-12-28

Bamboo Stands,
Bamboo Screens,
Bamboo Book Cases.
BIG STORE 90.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-12-28
FLARE THAT OPPOSITION OF THE

|znmation Service Is in the Interest OF
h Washington Irrigation Company-A
sh Correspondence and Lengthy Tsls'
|nns Go to Washington City.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-12-28
WASHINGTON SEEDS
THE AGRICULTURAL BUREAU

At Washington, D. C., Having
A Vast Amount Of Seeds Every
Year Grown Right Here in
The State of Washington.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-12-28

Beautiful Assortment
Haviland China
Big Store Go,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-12-28

should concur in his opinion his deci.
sion would be final.
The present plans of the reclama.
ton service contemplate the ultimate
development and irrigation of all the
lands in the Yakima valley susceptible
OF reclamation as fast as it becomes
available. AS this selection is not
withdrawn or rejected, nothing will be
done. We have not taken this up with
the secretary himself yet. This is, how
ever, the situation and these are the
facts, and would like to know def
nitely your attitude, in case the water
rights are satisfactorily adjusted, be-
fore consulting the secretary. Will
you select or shall the matter % left to
his decision? If you or other state Of
ticials desire to appear before the de-
partment personally or present addi-
tional data, doubtless sufficient time
would be given.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-24
DEMOCRATS D|S(UST!D
With ROAD SUPERVISOR
CANDIDATE OF WOODS
HE NAMED A REPuBLicAN-kA
ElEMAkUlE GOT THE JOB.
coERPER's NEW REPuB-
llCAN CLUB.

Kailua, Kona, Oct. 19.-Out of FIVE
or six applicants for the post of road
supervisor for Kona 1.-TWO of whom Of
fered to take II without salary the
choice has at length gone to MIR. J. IA.
elemakule of Kailua. The two candi.
dates evidently feeling that their own
unaided backing would be superior to
the endorsement of the electors of thu
district offered themselves on theii
own. The Board of Supervisors how
ever, falling to see the merit of either,
elected the Republican candidate, MIR
Kaelemakule. Each member of the
County Supervisors committee handed
board were to choose a road supervisor
Much TO the surprise of his Demo
cratic constituents, J. Frank Woods OF
the kohalas, handed in the name Of
Mr.. Aungst, the Koea telephone manag
er, a Republican. instead of the Demo
cratic supporter, David Alawa. This
curious action has aroused the wonder
Of the local Democrats mixed with
some mutterings of disapproyal and
disappointment.
Mr.. Heine is about to leave the Hack.
field store at Kailua, where he has been
Ave years as manager. He goes to Hilo
where he will take a position in thu
same firms store.
Miss Moto ltsumo also leaves TO-
the County Seat.
Hon +. L. Greenwell is living in
bachelors quarters at Honokohau.
1t is reported that popular Pursei
Conkling Of the Mauna Loa will soon
be a resident in Kailua, where he will
be welcome addition to the little
community.
DR.. Atcherley, after an absence OF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-24
KAU CANE SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED BY Wind

The steamer Mauna Loa, which ar
rived here this morning, encountered
high winds and rough seas in the
channels during her outward trip. The
high winds that also swept the Islands
did some damage to the sugar cane
crop In Kau. The injury to the crops
is only nominal. So rough was the
water at one port at Is head Of cat
tie were prevented from being loaded
on board, although they had been TAX
en- out to the ships side.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-24
BAND AT THOMAS SQUARE.

The Hawaiian Band will give a con
cert at Thomas Square this evening al
1880 o'clock. The following is the pro
gram:
PART |.
March: THE College Widow" Higgins
Overture: "Juanita" ........... Suppe
novelette,: Fiji" ....... .McTherron
Selection: "Attila" Verdi
PART III.
Vocal: Hawaiian Songs. ar. by Berger
Mrs. N. Alapai.
Fantasia: "Old Folks at Home" Dalbey
Intermezzo: 20, b. Joyful" Anthony
Finale: Trailing the Trail. .......
.......... .............. Spaulding
THE Star Spangled Banner"