The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-05-29

Walter Doyle tells Jimmy Morgan Jimmy it seems ba
to go to Boss uef about the Hawaiian being the wb
thing Morgan found the Boss At
% CLUB with errn Phean and the other lesser dgns paying
D court There was long line visitors ahead
dn want to wait he went the door big
sergeant who was guard
Good afternoon Jimmy most insinuatinr wav
"Whaddy wantf'' gunted policeman
| II wished to enquire Mr. Rue is in.'
Gle is,
cts he in thee pointing beyond halfpened door,
= (Which gentleman $ he' pursued Jimmy
Mhichf In gntmon wild his back turned cnya
to get back and would personal if YOU would LET me o.
IN now 1t matter of relief fund
Inc sergeant said nothing but with
Doyle, passed '' ave. ~ WIN
Turning o Doyle the big policeman aid
Who is that gintmon He a open oish face,n
THAT said Doyle sis Honorable James MORGAN tho nsor.
representative Hawaii the President Of the u
Der of Commerce. the Standing the
treasurer of the Board of Trade the Head of A. the President
of the Stock Exchange and the manager largest Clearing House
in the Territory @er
My GOd said the may that but he ism amy o
''why no'' asked Doyle
wel he politician pull that he would spnd no
time paveng wild police officer have boosted
fire escape" y y y y ' '''A "
Immigration bill has passed the Senate th ~
people at Washington should reaches the House
SO as to exempt immigration tho educational tests
Otherwise Mr. staekabe be Back from the Azores II thu
b becomes law in its form, requiring every immigrant shall be
pe TO read and write at least ooangag bringing
be education the Italians are o p %atr
OF than the Portuguese " y .7
They say that H. De YOahg line at San Fran
cisco the other has lost every dollar
his neomeprodueing rented are in ruins
the Chronicle has lost its quarter million
people have left the city, vanished securities based
on San Francisco electricity likely to demand assess
ments than yield dividends great writing force to
rev men and these are hafay No appeal
to the millionaire. " 'ffO
Yet in spite of his pika, Young will win out His 10 a
resource and the Midas touch he will
organize business pay better than he can make b
against sea of troubles which others not so strong
and shrewd as himself 'e
As throwing little dlght Young strategic skill in business
chief editorial writer paused at the
Inc price IN fact made him redeyed Sitting the wheel he
frame cost $3.50 The saddle he estimated the rubber tire
-FOUR times the cost of the best rubber
fittings including Allowing something for nar
e"'
On his return to his desk fonous price of
bicycles the instant
bicycle ads, several thousand worth
Inc eaderwter looked for squalls Mr.
% o"ng made his rounds of the office greeting the
courtesy On the subject of bicycles
light however, the big adj of The Chronicle ss5
Equal to the Best" Then o-bu the
r0nce wheel was the only that sold tand
" " uNs e situation stood pat and then of
the day the Chronicle hike was 1r
rom the trade the old wheel ads Young business
vas % Tor Sooo cash. lie had sold $4,000 worth
Col Tom Fitch stay may not with the accent on
he no" since the fatefu days of 80 Colonel permanently located
'aior"a Nevada Azon" New Mexico Colorado Oregon Idaho
s"' wyoming ana New York. aud three
pen State Territory named unnamed And he has
''eded pretty wei IN all these places and also in Hawaii
cen here several times
Odds OH AMI get from that
no rae" hu "h about rolling stouesl there Fch
an H. Is the thing permanent structure Ap ig car
oH"N WIN large hole 10 he hd aud plenty y
~ h colonel and then perhaps Honolulu could keep him
anoutlo