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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-02
mo0erne GOropQ
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sri 6. g.. g..

S. Mugl1t. Nht far hi tilbragt
4 bejlige Gage ber paa @iper Sfole>
ater Set lille lmuffe Mars, og 6tsie
Gage bar pnret Ell pelgibrenoe @pile
for os, openpoo Dor roitlple 6eroen
til Slotte> &irfer, Mluiger og Ditto
rifle 5teoer. 8i far np6t Sen jDo=
jfe @e6es title 6re0 og beul1oret oens
eienopnn1elige Iarppragt, pg ri fan
sgo6t f%oritao, at Sten @licber fl1noc
boIoe al at forbes 6erl10e blar6t
2pngbafferue og &srnpebejene. Sto=
re 5trefninger er 10 I'LL opoprfeoe og
beplanteoe. Sberlt 9ulgoS Orb:
.,Spo0 roao tobtes maa in1o0 pin=
SEES" ct gooet / Spfploelle. @oaber
-oog, at Ell lille u@eoe Matio1al &arf"
bill blipe lepnet for Sc fommenoe
Slugter. @e0en ejer Ell lau ejenoom=
melig Dnoe, at Set pil0e opre lige=
iren1 Spuo at looe SEN felt foripinoe.
Jru Tre0erifl en, min &ultrl1S SIT
fine, bar lprget gobt for % / er1bpcr
:@eulecnoe, og benoes jp0lfc 9tcxtec
bar in1agt os. @or @ert, ST. Gre0e=
riflen, nur 10 lom Sfolelrrer pau
.Derie % bar os Ell, go0 6prer / D1-
Der Sa,1eg1t. @ele 0ercS ltore 9pr=
ueilof bar tillteoc / Sc fire Gage,
yMn1erifunerl1e" 4jnlte0e @iDer
Stole, % bpppige @elp9 al Smeg=
mems @oor0n1on0Sfolf glor0e, at SIT
let Dor fulot, og Ser ifulOe @irrte:
rum til for at fin6e @rsrl,m til Sc
1nange. Men @upen pur ltor, % SCI
Dor Ell iln1f lille Sal n1ellem Snug:
buffer ligepe6, Dppr @rontruerne gal
So for Bin0el1, % Ell 5 W}inutters
Sci fra Sfolen bar ser CT flor, tp1
@runifop, pofiet op paa 9eoeioro.
@i gjeltcoe flere al Slnegne1s ito
re @aaroe. SPIRIT Ben nnrliggc1o'
jtore Meoorgaoro, bpor vi fif cit rig
tig penlig Mootagelie al Gieren, Gbr
8ggb, bans Cater og Spn. Ser
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-02

Qaaaoe! SET retsIigs Jorbsr Otnn
oennes sag Ip1l,rgtte man BAN, boortlGs..'
DeS SET fflnoe bore mulliigt. naorlig
at ban ful1oe faa $alsjern %
rgprineere" at; BON ipareoe, at bun
f,,n babe brugt oe bos ,bam ffunone
Me6ifaber. TortbipleIlen bap6e u6-
rettet &eiten.
Sen @Ie6e, iom SfriDer=Sans !
.gpentpr paa Sooreiien" feler peo
at bore 1uppen u0 / BET Sri, fan
man tenfe fig, at ben birfelige @onS
bor fplt, naar bau %ltreifeoe rl1n0t ef.
ter at bore iluppe11 l16 al ct eller an-
Set 5engiel, og 9prigbeoen bar ube
efter bam.
= Otter at &ans @anien fgrlte
Bang Dor bleben 6pmt / 5or9, lfal
flere al 2ererne be0 Mfabemiet, lpr=
Zig S1gemann % &otbe, babe. taget
Jig al bam. &otbe fif melt mes ban
at gigre, bar biltnof pgiua 9pet itprlt
Snoflpoelie poo bom og efter> Sigen=
Sc bioroget til, at fan omli0er blep
et on6et Menmelf lie.
On Gang mootog Motbe ct 8rep,
iom Sans @onien / 6Gngslet bapbe
ifrepet mes lit eget 8lo0. Motbes
enc 9atter gjenlmer en0nu ct eien-
6ommeligt 8eger, fo%rfur0iget al Sil-
fe, &op og brunt 9ejlgarn, 1om
Sans @unlen ligele0es bar lapet /
6engslet og gipet benoes 6a0er /
Bope. !.
Otter gjel1tagne 5l1gt-, @oip= %
6orbe0ringsbus-S pbolo blep Sans
9anlen enoelig ian1men mes f1ere
nnbre Sanger benao6et paa &ongens
.SpoIel5oag Sen 6. Sftober 1856.
.9an Del0te I'LL t1lbage til I'm 9le11=
itap11 efter 25 Murs S11oeiparring;
Sen 6riDe0, lom bots giel1tague limo
pigell esforlgg life bap6e pGret /
5tono til at lfuffe bom, Dapoe ban MI
nlligeoel opl,aaet.
@an belp9te &otbe / Semm1etofte,
% fan bar ga Ell gomn1el, bptobaa=
ret Mol1o. @u1ets 9ptre pente0e
hans 8elpg 1neo life ringe SS11teresle,
% Sc ioa mes ll1oren poa Sen for
oums Glape, iom @illter bap0e be-
1unget / lit Gigt, % lom 9oltrup
.gop poetiif 2ip / lit Sflelpil.>
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-02
BeRtiMS the Street Cars.

bSuAAhS tHc StfccI OurSs
The three women, surrounded by as
sorted sizes of offspring, sat on the same
seat in the street car and talked together,
all their three tongues going at the same
time, and no one listening to what the
others were saying. The woman or the
end seat held in her arms a doing child
which a few moments before had been
noisily w~ideawake.
The conductor came around to collect
the fares.
"How old is the child you nave there?"
he said to the woman on the end seat.
Six years old on the 18th of mex IAN
uary," she answered freezingly, glazing
at the conductor with an expression of
murderous hate.
The conductor shrugged his shoulders,
as if acknowledging his defeat, and passed
on.
well, that's another time I've saved a
Nickel said the woman on the end seat
~triumphantly to her companions. Il al
ways make Margie make believe go to
sleep in my lap when the conductor starts
around. She looks so sweet and babylsh
that most conductors won't even stop to
take a look at her. Margie was eight
years old on the 14th Of last June, but l
! don't see any use paying an extra nickel
to a rotten street car company.
Il think that's a good idea,' said the
| second woman, "only l just tie a baby
bonnet around Lelia's head and hold her
in my lap when 1 take her on a street
car. Lelia's nearly ten, but 1 haven't
Paid a nickel car fare for her yet"
well, 1 don't take the trouble to fool
| the conductor said the third woman.
Maggie here is going on eight, but I
just hand the conductor a nickel for
myself when I've got her out, and stare
him straight in the eye. He looks at
| the child hard, but he generally amt
! got the nerve to ask for her fare. Now,
there's my ~husband-he just hands over
a quarter and puts it up to the conductor,
| and he loses the nickel about half the
! time. One conductor will take out a
| nickel for Maggie's fare and another will
let her ride free."-New York Press.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-02
black Art in Another Form.

A German gentleman and his young sen,
Fritz were on an express train bound for
the seashore.
While Fritz was snoozing. his father,
who occupied the window seat. snatched
his cap and seemingly threw it out of the
open window.
AHA. the joking father said. your
can is on de outside. Never mind, Fritzy.
again nit quickness.'
The father whistled and, at the same
moment, deftly placed the cap on his at
tentive sons head. Fritz was speechless;
at it in wonder and at his paterfam ilias
in deep admiration for several
chan was inspired. Leaning far out Of
the open window he dropped the zap, and
turning to his dad confidently. said. wis
lle- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-02

Ell l16fprIig 9fitoring al booo ban
babe let og oplepet paa fin &ejie,
men gior0e set paa en- iaa beife6en
Maoaoe at man life fit Snotrpf al
at ban ielo mente at babe uorettet
noget fort.
S 1irsoags bar Sc 10 eape 81
man0 inobu0ne til &eception og 9an-
fet / Moroen Glub / ct. Saul,
og ON Mftenen bar Sc aoniu]
s. $: 9pbes @iGlter paa bans 2ano-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-02

lteo / 8aI6 eagle. S Sns6ugs slt-
tes bar ser flor Bunfet for Dem /
Soin &lubbe11. Ser bar OGffet til
IS og 8anfetten bar olle Maaoer Ell
o%peroroenlig pellpftet Affnre, boor
mango prominente gfonbinuDer i'm
5pillingbperne lomleoes for at zoe Be
oiitingpereoe Ojuiter oeres 5ribnt,
1ioligere onlerifonif Miniiter I'll
1nnmarf @ot. 8. g.. Smet1ion proc
ii0ere0e peo @nnfetten1 bpor Ser BOLD
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$Ne$s 5 ssss&S hi ses4E#SS sassS@s
sl.sasection 18.s Forrsthe purpose Offending
Eofapublic hishWaysaand Bridges, there IL
hereby created a fund, to be known as
Ethes'state Road and Bridge Fund said
[f from snail ma Include FL moneys ai ;n1as
ments in the internal Improvement land
fund, Or that may hereafter accrue to
said fund, n shall also include all
hghas a f''n9 bo1 to any nr STATE road an e
.H..Ehe legislature is authorized to add
70 such fund. for the purpose Of con.
struggling and improving roads and
It's discretion, for an annual tax levy
upon the property of this state OF nor
to exceed in any year o%ne-fourth 81 OF
the state.
Provided. that no county shall receive
IN any year more than three c) per cent
e Cent }es 81 than the te Sni-3 fana l rus Of pf ena 81 a ne
expended during such year; and PROVIDED,
further, that in no case shall more tnan
one-third d-3) of the cost of construct
ing or improving any road or bridge %
paid by the state from such fund.-
The and object of h
amendment is (1st) to eliminate
from the Constitution the require
ment that an unsalaried highway
commission shall be appointed to
have charge of the expenditure of
the road and bridge fund. This
would leave it optional with N
Legislature to have a state highway
commission or not; (2nd) to In
crease the tax which can be levied
for state road from one
twentieth of a mill to One-fOurth OF
\ mill. The legislature may lev q
less tax. but can not exceed one
fourth of u mill. The p%roviso shows
how it will be divided among the
counties.
THIRD PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
he third proposed TO
the Constitution is contained In
Chapter of the Laws of 1905,
and is as follows:
"Section is. Any person ma sell or
peddle the products of the farm or gar
den occupied and cultivated by him
without obtaining a license therefor
This proposed amendment is in
TENDED to be added to Article one
II of the Constitution, which il
known as the bill of rights, and
Will. if adopted. be Section IS of
said Article, leaving all of the Ar
tic1e otherwise as it is at present.
The only change that would be
erected thereby would be to enable
any farmer or gardener to sell the
products of the farm Or garden,
which he occupies and cultivates,
within any city or village in the
state by peddling the same from
house to house without taking out
a peddler's license.
Respectfully.
Edward T.. Young,
! Attorney General.
Dated st. Paul July l., 1906.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-02

tes en- lang 9fnffe al 5aler, 81. a. al
Soin &lubbenS Hrplioent, 6. 8.
Mottion q. q. 81. %9lusrnels, tib=
ligcre Gllpern9r Sobn 2inb og al 6.
q. Gltiit, Ser tolte oper Gn1net u1o<
nib Contributions. Maturligpis
toIte Iaanel anptejn s(mln0ien ion1
|2gjt1ant !9onien. - Otter @eitenl-
nrelicr ifuloe 0isic / Sag relic pibere
pitoper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-02
& Sen malpra(e @%alqfampaame to-

Mapor Sones iioite l1ge Sffenitpen
paa en- lnr0eles tD0elig Mau0e. Sans
Mo0fan0ioat fra SEN oemofratilfe
2eir, Sopnes> baboe nemlig ret
iforpt fritiieret 2e0elien al @pens nu=
beren0e Yoliti, iom = mes Wapor
Sones / Spioien - formentlig full
Be bore gouife u0e al 5tan6 til it
lple. lin Spgape, bporpao Sc talrige
Mor0 % on0re GorbrD0eller, naon=
Zig / Sen oller 1i61te Si6 UNDER Set
nupnrer0e Gegin1e, fun0e afgipe Set
aller be6lte 8epis. &e6 ct itort
Wfp6e ne0e / @opeotporteret 8oiton
8locf li0lte Sns0ag Mften tog Major
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-02

.Now. 1oogy yuh, Claud!' said old
Brother Utterback, addressing his callow
nephew. Don be down-hearted and
mogger u-kase you's a niger and can't
git de political preponderance dat a
white man can. To be sh' 70 amt got
no chance O. goin' to de legislature; but,
law-suzz, boy, a man don't halter write
an Hon to his name befo' he can
steal.'-Puck.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-02
&mn6ct pg fncblet. @n mDlttif ST.

&1tn6ct u9 fneblet. @n mpitiif ST.
itorie foregif / ii6ite l1ge paa Mor0=
iioens @ibliotbefs =6iltal> bpor Mana=
gere11, Scr. &iggs> pualtaor at bore
bleoen operfal0et, bunoet og fneblet
al to 8anoitter, Ser 6erpao plpn0re=
Sc &asien og aabne0e for @nsien, fpr
Sc gift, at ian fun0e blipe fbult. Set
lpffe6es bam 6og at ilebe Jig fen til
Selefonen, 1ts6e &grergret al meo
Sobe0et og 0erpoa raabe til uGen=
trol" ON piebliffelig Sielp. Sort
efter fom 6a Holitiet og befrie6e bam
fra Sen farlige Sitl1ation. Ser fer
lfer 6og nogen Spibl ON, bborbi0t at
&iggs Siitorie fulbt u0 fan tages for
go0e &arer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-02

&aptein @oalb M%mnnbicn, Ieoia-
get al ELECTROMAGNETIC 2pitnal,1
@uitab &onien al BEN 6anife Mar:<
ne, oripere6e til Minneapolis Man-
bag Mften fra Gan Trancisco. Sc
pprige Meolefntner at gfspeoitionen
fortiatte &eiien til Seem Sort, men
Sc to 2eoere bltper ber nogle Sage.
Ser bar arrangeret Ell Coupler til
gre for Sem / Commercial GLIB,
til bpilfen Sc bleD afbentet at en- Ge>
putation lige fra aranet, og Der blcp
Sc bl16t @elfommet al Ell flor &reoS
LAT Minneapolismano. Ser blep
bol6t en- lang NafFe Soler for Sc to
5efarere, og &aptfjn Mm,tnoien gaD
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-02

SSones Jig ba o5er at biie, b6or list
paalioeIigt bans Moofnnoioats &nu-
itan6e / iaa &enieenbe oar, ibet
6orboIoet nemlig bar ganife on
penbt. @iennem en- lang @effe af
sammenligninger, benteoe fra Sc
uomitg6elige Sal &olitiets Bigger,
gootgioroe Mapor SSones 1aalebes 81.
a., at ser 1906, bansigrite Gm-
beosaar, bab6e fnnoet flere Mrrelto-
TONER for itdrre 6orbrp0elier Steo
Der / 8pen ems UNDER MaporSapnes /
1904, a I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS /
1905 bap6e anbol6t $500 moo 1000
/ 1904 Wporpeo bortieeS fra Mrreita-
TONER for DrnffenifaD, a I Boli-
tiet / 1905 Baboe ifaffet tiIbnge 80
&rocent at %ltiaalet @o6S % til L.
October 1906 20 &rocent mos 58H
@rocent / 1904, os q t @olitiet
bap6e itoppet BET %offenlige &a5ar6=
ipiI ber / 8pen, ftrengt foncentreret
l1tugtsbniene, lrffet Sgn6agsialoo-
nerne; giort Sc offenlige &arfer til
dniten6ige Bla6ier> etabIeret Gipil
Serbice inbenfor @taten og m. m. m.
Mapor Sottes mente, at bbis ollie
6isie og mango anore Cling ifffe
tiIful6e go0tgior0e, at 8olitiet
UNDER bans Stprelle bop6e beifgttet
BubIifums 2ip og @ien6ele iom I'M
Ser nogen anoen, iaa DioIte ban life,
bba6 Ser fun6e gipre set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-02
]%0inneopoGs.
Degoraiil tbeoiofiifc Samfrp1b MP
ser I'LL / 1907 IA. Mpe. g.. bber 5gn
Sag Gftermiooog 81. 4.

.
@%mseiere* Minneapolis Danfe
b6rer til oem, ser ietter &ris pao
life alene at i9tte So6en nn6er eget
8or6, men oglaa at BIO un6er eget
Sag. 8Ian6t Sc al bore Sands.
men6, Ser / Ben it6ite Si6 er blebet
@ien6omsbeii66ere, ifal hi income
Scr. 80. @ocf, Ser nplig ct flpttet
in6 / fin egen @ien6om paa &i6rnet
al Cedar Mbe. og 33. Street, og Mr.
ST. @amarn, ser bar erbberbet Jig
en- @ien0om paa @arfiel6 Mbe., iom
fan flptter in6 / / 6enne l1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-02

bba6 Ser fun6e gipre set.
|. 11ngopms foreningen al 1905 az
bo1ot / Smsbogs 9lftes Ell Dber1t bel
lpffet Set / Gunias lille Gal. &ur=
nepunftet / Set egenlige &rogram bar
ct Joreorog al Sournalilt 6. g.
Stra10polo fra &ocine, ON SIT bore
baagen". $ en- flar> beberi fet Jorm
og 1tqttet al ct flangfulot Organ mo-
ne6e ST. S%tronopol0 llng0ommen til
at pere paogen og lD0bpr ODER for
! alt bpab Ser fan bjGlpe Mennel fer
fremo0 og opa0 Sipet, og ltrabe 1T
l1n6goa ali, bpa0 Ser brpoer neo. So
re6raget blep fltlgt me0 ipGn0t Sp>
merfiombe6 og lpnne0es me0 lterfe
Bifal0sflap.
Npa @ope0progrommet bar Ser
forl16en ST.. 9trar0pol0s 6ore0rag
5plolange al Mils Camilla @er11er
og @ianoipil al Mils &atborine
6ieloe io1nt Splnsning al 9racb-
manns 0eilige 9igt Set tabte &ara=
sis" al 90. @enmingien. 9e to urge
Gamer, iom bere0pilligt Dap6e ltinet
oeres 1olent til Toreningens 9ispo=
lttion, gior0e flor 2Dffe % moottte
bcgge gipe efstra Ml1mre. Som Ell
lmogfulo Spmnrt1ombeo fra Sore
ningens SIDE n%oerruftes Ser. label
6iSie l11ge Gamer JOIN Sc to Mffom<
pagnatricer, Nfiis gca Nlbmortb og
Mrs. 6. @hloborg, Merriam Earf,
nogle o%perproenlig lmuffe @ufetter al
&oler og Mellifer, bu11Onc-i 2aurio=
lens Mountaineering, Como Harf.
Get egenlige Yrpgrm afllutteoes
mes en- Sale al 6oreningens ti6l1ge=
re Hrniioent, 6eltfoniteens 6prmono
6. 6. 8oroenfletb, lpm meo 9(1por og
/ npje 5illlutni11g til Joreoraget5
@mne o%pfororeoe Sen 0anife lug
Dom / Spillingbpcrnc til uat Dure
paogen" pg / JGllcslfu6, berul1oer
peo Sumpirfeu mcllem Sc fpr1fjel=
lige oanl fe llng0pms foreningcr, 1t
orbejoe Den til, at Ser ogiau Der
moatte fremblomltre ct lltn0t pg lanot
ltngoomslip.
Otter ct lille Spbol0 begpnote on
BEN Mfoeling al Teltel1 - Ell iaofalot
ulleberbrett'I", en- ituangfri l(nDer=
boloning bpor 6oreningens mango
gooe &rnfter fif 2ejligbeo til at bril-
lere og more H1lblifum mes @iier.
! Defamation, 1maa gnoftere olp.
Somtioig bermeo lerpereoes Ell lmul
sol1per, peo bpilfen Joreni1lgens iii:
&c &iger gjoroe fortrGffelig 6ploe|l
ion Sc flinfeite lmaa Spparterlfer.
Mftenen enote n1eo MfiDngelien a
uMp country It's Of tbee" ,og iaa ifil
tes man meo 6plellen al at bape til
brogt en- iaa bpggelig og beolte Jor.
ltauo fornpjelig Mften, iom hi BEG:
pnrre bor oltfor foo al beroppe. Sc
Dor Ell Set, iom l1ngooms foreninger
al 1906 fan bore baaoe glo0 for Of
ltolt al at: bape lat / Scenc.
sc e3 ietto.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-02

As required by Section 25 of the
Revised Laws, ] have h honor to
advise you ms to the purpose and
effect of these amendments which
are to be voted on by the people at
h coming election.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-02

ss sslsss rifh6aana,tu5as YsisSc5E Maisasassa tion &
Observation-Disclosures Oh 81 co1iss
upon sar1e class gsof subjects, and
shall be levied and collected for public
purposes,,s&but, public blrying grounds,
academies, colleges, universities, and, ali
seminaries Of learning, all churches,
church property, nj house Of worship,
institutions Of purely5public charity, and
public property usedaexclusively. for any
public purpose, shall be exempt from tax
alton, andAsthere may be exempted from
taxation personal property not exceeding
in value $500. for each household, indi-
vidual or head of a family, as the legis-
lature may Determines: Provided, h "a
the legislature. may authorize municipal
corporations to.levy and collect assess sas-
erty benefited thereby without regard to
q cash valuation: and, provided further,
that nothing herein contained SHAH De
construed to affect, modify or repeal
any existing law providing for the taxa,
ton of the gross earnings OF railroads.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-04
Allegiance
And Marriage

expected and dlsCOnCertmg
The rng which has been Unexpectedly applied
opinion OF the Attorney General three
cation Hawaiian who alien Chi
when they sought take public lands as was
ported the Maui correspondence The published last We'd
nesday.
These though native HaWaians presumably
their lives from the Hawaiian Islands, Chinese
who not only citizens States are incapable
OF becoming SUCH Their allegiance follows
and instead Of being American would have been but
for their marriage they subjects of the Emperor
They sought to take public lands under
toy they would have had right do their change
allegiance and their applications refused the ground that they
were not American citizens and therefore, under the law
eligible to take up such land
No doubt the ruling surprise them. The
nent OF it surprise to the community To it will be
ter difficult to be understood But is simply those expect-
ed evidence that is poor rule that won't work both An
alien marrying American would thereby
American citizen eligible up public lands
rule that out of the principle of identity husband
which the law jealousy recognizes guards in some directions
and so seemingly ignores in others.
There not in this however the hardship that the
reports concerning the matter might lead reader believe These
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-04
JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS.

EDITOR sTAR-Contrary to all pre-
cedent and in conflict with the consti-
tuition of the United States the power
of appointment Of District Magistrates
was surrendered by the Executive to
the Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court. Whatever weakness there may
be in keeping the three powers of
government separate and distinct it
is notr light that one Judge should APP
point another no matter where he may
sit in judgment.
This legislation giving the Chief
Justice the power to appoint District
Magistrates should be repealed on con-
stitutional grounds.
ONE OF THOSE WHO LIKE FAIR
PLAY,
December 4, 1906.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-04

women did not lose any land they had
already acquired or come into pos
session of. AS stated in The Star last
Wednesday, they, among others, APP
piled for public land on Maui, at that
time opened for settlement Their APP
plications were refused, on the grounds
given. But they We're not deprived Of
any land they already had
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1t is said that Vice President Fair
banks has the lead over Taft and Shaw
and other presidential aspirants in the
South One can readily see how an
iceberg would be grateful there.
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legislature. Illinois is the state that
Miss Frances e. Willard as
the subject for one of the two statues
allowed each state in the Capitol at
Washington.
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The Pullman Company has just in
creased its capital from $74 $1,000 to
100000 900 by capitalizing $26,OOOOO Of
the surplus. This shows the profit
there is in having the public pay for
the services of your employees.
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The statistics of the Department of
Commerce and Industry show that
America is cavlare to the general to
the extent of exporting about $4,000
dollars worth of the canned form so
far this year.
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a BARGAIN

FOR RENT, LEASE OR SALE.
Twenty-eight and one-half acres
land in Kalihi valley; good banana
and fruit land; house and spring, irri-
cation Of crops unnecessary. Apply
"F," Star office.
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The Prohibition vote in Illinois at
the election in November was $4,000
The Prohibition party carried a dozen
counties and elected six members of the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-04

The principle that the wife's al
legiance follows the husbands,
which is a rule of law considerably
older than civilization in Hawaii,
has been brought home to certain
Hawaiian women in quite an I'M
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-04

San Francisco welcomed Mayor
Schmitz on his return from Europe
with bench warrants and hospitable
indictments.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-04

Carpets are going up, announces the
manufacturers; but they must go down
say the housekeepers-Rich Jour-
nal. a.
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With two picture exhibits open to
the public at the same time, who says
we are not artistic?
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1t is said the Dowieites will scatter
The Dowieite money has already beer
scattered.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-04

1t might save time to have the Su-
preme Court justices do all the ballot
counting in future elections.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-04

The way the count see-saws back
and forth reminds some people of
shaking dice.
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SHORTHAND!

Tipping and Book keeping. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings 7:15 to
8 p. M. Magoon Building, Merchant
and Alakea Streets. Address, NJ. F.
Rawlins, Magoon Building.
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Cynics learn by experience, but other
people imagine they were born that
way,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-04

Few shares of following stocks for
sale: Pioneer Mill Co., Oahu Sugar
Co., Eva Plantation Co., Hawaiian
Sugar Co., Waialr Agricultural Co.,
Etc.
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Office, Campbell Block. :. Merchant st.
Honolulu, T. H.
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1t is a duty OF good manners, as
we'll as OF good morals, and good
citizenship, not to cause unneces-
sary friction or irritation between
our own country and any other
AS good manners require cOnsid-