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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-17
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-17

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-22
BOSSES VERSUS LEADERS,

Anent the subject of eliminating bossism, doubt is expressed by northern contemporary that any per manent good can be accomplished. It takes for granted that the boss is a necessary evil of our system of demo- cratic government, contending that if one political dictator should be over thrown another~wil rise up to take his place. Leadership, it holds, is es- sential to political organization, and because of that fact the boss is a factor that must ever be reckoned with.
 This pessimistic outpouring were discouraging if true. But fortunately it is not true. There is a wide differ ence between bossism and leadership, and it is this distinction, or lack of distinction, that causes a great many to look askance at any movement that has for its purpose the elimination of the boss and the political machine
 Lincoln was a party leader, but not even his bitterest political enemy would have charged him with being boss. He led because he stood for principles that the people favored; he led because of his ability in applying these principles to the problems of government; he led because he was able to interpret to the people them selves the things which they most de sired and needed. Leadership of that kind the country needs today. It is necessary element in our system of democratic government.
 The sort Of leadership that the country does not need, and that it is destined to shake of, is that which seeks success by corrupt means. Its representatives are seen in every city where the machine" directs the gov ernment Such leaders are designated as bosses-men who are working sole ly to divert public interests to pri- vate ends.
 The movement that is spreading over the country is not a revolt agains. leadership, but against boss ism When, in the November cleo tions, the people arose against the Coxes, the Dunhams and the Murphys, 1t was not because they objected to
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we need not meddle with it; if it stirs the Chinese people deeply we have not men and ships enough to control it. .. --...e .s-...
 We have given Japan indirect aid and comfort in proclaiming and en- forcing her doctrine of Asia for the Asiatics." We need not be surprised if the Chinese accept that doctrine and bitterly resent any interference We may offer in her affairs. And. sooner or later, Japan would be apt to back China in enforcing her own doc Urine.
 The policy of concentrating mill tary forces in the Philippines for the invasion of China on any pretext is against American traditions. It is unconstitutional. It is dangerous.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-22
DANGEROUS
 IN PERiALiSM.

If the administration is, as report ed, preparing to concentrate an army of nearly 10000 men in the Philip pines for possible use in China, Con gross will do the country service by withholding the necessary appro- priation-
 The only object in massing so great a military force in the Oriental tropics would be to suppress disorders that are expected to arise in China But Congress has declared no war upon any Chinese faction and we are not bound by any treaty to uphold the existing dynasty in China, or to keep the peace among the 400,000,0oo vel low men of the Celestial Empire.
 For aught we know China might be better of and a better field for American enterprise if the revolution ary party there should turn the exist ing order topsy-turvy.
 If the impending trouble is slight
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in the case of disgusted postmaster in Arkansas, who sent the following ultimatum to headquarters:
 But, anyhow, this time I am unan- imously through fddling about it.. and this here 'leyenth and last resigna- ton of mine has got to be accepted. let the chips fall where they may. Along about o'clock this afternoon a passel of our best citizens informed me in no uncertain tones that if I wasn't up and gone by midnight they lowed to tar and feather and rail ride me out of our law-abiding little city, for a small matter that it ain't necessary for me to go into further details at present; and a spell ago a friend let me know that they had reconsidered to the extent of decidin' to make it 9 o'clock instead of mid night. and were already a-bilin' of the tar.S--
 "So you can see for yourself it is high time for me to step down and out. No more at present from yours truly, T. J. WACKERBACK.
 "P. Sits eight forty-two right now, and I'm gone"
 But perhaps the most singular thing of all in connection with the oddi- ties of fourth class postmasterships is the queer conception of duty and the attitude of some postmasters to- ward the community they are sup posed to serve.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-22

This paper is kept on file at Law rence's Adv. Agency. 140 Chamber of Commerce Bid, Los Angeles, Cal, where contracts for advertising may be made.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-22
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-22
THE VILLAGE POSTMASTER.

Every Congressmtn, unless he halls from a purely metropolitan district, carries about him a large bundle of worries in the shape of applications for postmasterships of the fourth class. There are now about sixty two thousand postmasters of this class in the United States; the num- Der of applications fled during each administration is many times that number. It seems odd that the num- Der should be so great when it is borne in mind that none of the fourth class postmasters receives over 5000 in annual compensation, that more than half the number serve for less than s100 year, that fourteen thous- and receive less than $50, and that hundreds of them are expected to be in constant service for only s10 or s12 a. year. It has happened, too. that some have served for even less than S10, for there is on file in the depart ment at Washington this facetious acceptance from man in former Con gressman Vespasian Warmers dis trict in Illinois:
 @T feel honored, as in duty bound by my appointment. and am glad tc know the salary is to be the same as heretofore. namely, nothing a year for I'd hate like thunder to pay any taBg.@
 Soddly enough. it is sometimes mors difficult to let go of an appointment than to procure it, as was eviGen
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Lowell Branch Office.
 A Branch office has been establish d at Lowell in the building occupied V Lowell Drug Go. News items and advertisements left there will be giv- en prompt attention.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-22
FEMALE 

NN
 Not all of the ladies are female suffragists." Some of them have or ganized for the purpose of opposing the further extension of suffrage to their sex. Such socially prominent personages as Mrs. Henry M. Whit ney. Mrs. Lyman Abbott, Mrs. Eben S. Draper, Mrs. Elihu Root, Mrs. J. Nj Goldman, Mrs. Richard Watson Glider, ,Mrs. Philip Schupler Van Pat ten, Mrs. Charles s. ogden, Mrs. G. Rowland Shaw and Mrs. William Put nam have, with numerous others, joined in a "remonstrance," which takes the form of a publication of that name, and is designed to disillus- ionize the woman who envies her sis ters in Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and Idaho, who enjoy full suffrage, or those who vote at school elections and upon minor questions elsewhere.
 MT. Cleveland's views of woman suf- frage are adopted unqualifiedly by the remonstrators. As expressed in the Ladies' Home Journal, those views were that woman suffrage was a sen timental delusion; that the women who favored it had in some way be- come enamored of the idea that if the vote were accorded to their sex it would be the pure, the honest, the intelligent and the patriotic who would avail themselves of the privilege; whereas, the ex-president asserted that among women. as among men. it would not be the best and most re- sponsible who would most diligently use their voting powers and that, even if every woman in the land should ex- ercise suffrage, the votes of the thoughtful and conscientious would be outweighed by those of the disrep- utable. the ignorant the thoughtless, the purchased and the coerced. 'It is not to the purpose to say" he de- clared, that even with all this the condition among women with the suf- frage would be no worse than it now is among men. We need something better for the improvement of our suffrage, not an addition of the bad already existing"
 The demonstrators believe that the demand for woman suffrage repre- sents only a very small portion of the sex, and they cite as a fact that in most of the thirty-two legislatures | in session last year woman suffrage measures were introduced and in each case defeated. They protest that the | average woman, who does not want | the ballot and cannot spare the time for it's intelligent use, should not have it thrust upon her because a small minority of women, with exceptional leisure or an exceptional craving for
 public life, desire it. 'The normal life of American women is still, and
 is likely to be, in the home" say the demonstrators
 They are right. It is wholesome
 doctrine which they preach, and it is likely to have radical counteracting Influence against prosuffrage seati
 ment. It appeals to what is distinct ly feminine, and very strongly to
 what is distinctly masculine-and
 that is the significant point.
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ANNOUNCEM ENT.

hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of City Marshal of the City of Bisbee, subject to the action of the Democratic City Con- vention to be held in Bisbee. March 10, 1906.
 HANK SNODGRASS.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-22

having strong men to conduct politi- cal organizations, but because they objected to dictatorship. The people
 believe in intelligent and honest lead ership, but they have no use for boss es. The boss and his breed must go.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself as can sdidate for the office of City Marshal of the City of Bisbee, subject to the action of the City Democratic con rvention to be held March 10.
 w J. NEEDHAM.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-22
. ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself as a can didate for Street Superintendent of the City of Bisbee, subject to the action of the Democratic City Convention to be held March 10. 1906.
 P. !. MCCULLOUGH.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-22
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.

I hereby announcement myself as candidate for the office of City Mar : shal, subject to the action of the Dem ocratic City Convention to be held March 10. P. M. KELLY.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-22

Chief Engineer Stevens says the Panama Canal can be dug in seven years. Nobody is disputing that, but what we would like to know is when the digging will commence.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-22
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cANANEA BRANCH OFFICE

R. c. Brown is the local agent of the Bisbee Daily Review at Cananea, Sonora. An office is located at the American Drug Store. where subscriptions and business of all kinds will be re- ceived. Money can be paid there on subscriptions and ad- vertisements and receipts giv- en. Tn this connection all let ters for delivery to parties in Cananea addressed to box 177 will receive prompt attention. The Reviews daily circulation in Cananea is now 270 copies daily. This is hint to adver- tisers.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17
D|VERSAS AOT|C|AS
Vapor smericano sCaracas. ;
Sentencias dictadas aver en-
la Corte Municipal.
REPRESA CERRADA
Escusla rccturna en- Arecibo.
Nombramiento de prcfe-
sOr.-Sobre retreats.

AVER Sarp6 para la rsI ablisa
del sar o vapor smsrisano sCarseas.s
81 p6bliso he extrshado cue 10
90 oslsbrarA 10 rstrsta dol iusvss por
10 banda do 10 pelisfa insular, , mas
ada ass 10 hubisra trAnafsYido para
Anoshs = tamposo ss llsvArA 6 stssto.
-Galo Mosaa. somparssi6 sysr &
To- Csrts municipal. ssusado do sxpo'
aieionss deshonsstas On Pusrta do
TisrYs, On p,sasncis dc ninas y MHo'
ras. L. Corts 10 dsslar6 sulsabls y
10 ssnaansi6 { Q nssss dc e&rssl.
O. I'm sl Club dc Y. Kshrhahn D
o., % gan Franeissd, 90 vsndsn dos
rsloiss do orc eada ssmana, entire 50
sosios, ahoaando eo.so 8 loo ssmansl.
La klhma ssmanA ohtavo uno don
AntoHio Garcia aoeio rImsro 81,
Iat6rmassnos que hAce mueho
TEMPO sstk esrrada 10 rspresa del
Asusducto, 10 que sontribuys & ls
asumulasi6n dc bssuras s Sinmund iciaz
que dsasA sl aqua. Tamb6a 90 diss
Que los tor sss dol dspositar sl aqua
no % frisgan hass alsda tempo.
Narsslino Qaiaopss, vseino d.
Rio PisARas, fs6 ssntsneiado aysr POI
10 Corls munisipal { trsintA dias d.
Arrssto por Asbsr asomelido con NJ
mashsse & Balhino Gasm&n.
-SR vRNDeN disz yunsas d.
busyss i6vsnss. ana casa dc maderi
del pais rssisn eonstrr iis; 90 toma
gsnsdo al sufdo y & gsnaneiss o.
msg fdaos pastos. I formaY&
HnrsQsH Fernan@eE.
$50 alA osguAs.
Ante 10 Corts municipal fu6 pre-
ssntado eyer Agustia Carmona. Aea
sado DO hahep harido son nm mashstI
IG 9aadalio Rsmos. Ls defsndi6 q
ahogado ssnor FAls6n. Ls Corts Il
dsslar6 salpAbls y aondsn6 & 90
Iirir srss mssss do skrosl. L. dsisps
| ssts blsei6 reeurao de apslssi6n, sens
llindossls OIL asusad0 s200 do fsnxa.
g SE vENDE an sarro amsriss
NO On buen estado, eApasidAd 100 &C
propio para hransportAr earga pess
do. Iniormss, johnson y CO On Csgus
8 Ffark Skinner. muell0 del Quartsl
master, Son Juan.
ri Felix Orux sgrsdi6 aver On
a muslls & joss Silvs, caualndols ur
\ hsrida. ri SErssor fu6 arrsstsdo ps
D oil guardlA Jos6 OusvAs y llsvAdo
0 pressrsiA dol iusx murieipal, qui'
Q dsspu6I dc eonosar 10 sausa 10 eond
r r6 6 trsinIA diAs de srr@to.
Don Jos6 D. Elias ha sido nol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17
Ia SAN|DAD
Una ordenar "a votada por el
Consejo n unicipal el d.
diez del oorriente.
INTEREs GENERAL
Regulars lndo 81 servicio de
recogi5a de basuras { in.
mundicias.

II Qls & partir del die is dol
mss do Novismbrs astusl les bssuras
8 Inmundisiss do les eAsss, 90 reec 10.
r6n por loI earros do 10 li-1pit2a r6
bliea & 10 una do 10 maGans.
% Qls los vssinos eolosA' "a 90
10 salls, iaAio & 10 aesrs, les snvasss
que sontsng gan las ta,urAs 8 inmupdi'
s!a', cespu6l do las tiex do 10 roshs.
80 lbs snvases dsbsrAa s,r ms
tklisos 8 do otro matsrial impernsH
BILE, sin hendidurss que d6a salids 81
co ateaido ' prosi.tts do tapa que los
etsrra psrfssiams1ts.
40 Q ,edA PFC hibl % tsrmiaants'
msrte q 70 90 rsmusvs, dsrrsms 8 ex
ifaiRa OIL c3nts aldo do diehos snvA
sss. una vez disp lsstos para la rseo'
gida por los empleados dc 10 limpieza q
EGblicA.
50 Que los inquilinos dslss oasAs
vsrtsr an las basur - en- dsp6sitos d.
hero galvapiz sdos, suministrsdos
por sl propistario d., inmusble, d.
cspa eidad arnsisnts y on p6msro boa
tante para rscogsr los bssuras do 10
dos los vseinos.
6q So eoneede { todoa los due q II
de fnsss hSsta el primero do DIeiem'
bre prt K ND ssra pecvser sus sasas
do loa dsr6sitos rsQueridos por sl ar
lfsulo que preeede
~ OuAlQaisr eontravencion d.
les dispc stsionss dc este Oedsn snsa
ssiA per'eguida ante sl Jutz dc Pa,
CON multa que no exsedsrG do disz do
liars 8 SON prisi6n que no sxssdsrk dl
treints dias 8 con Ambas peuas & dis
erosion dc disho JueS.
80 Esta ordsnapxA serk ejssutivs
ma wee AprobadA por el A'cslds /,
g ohsrn ador do Pasrto Rico & Qaien OF
rsmitl,A sopia cart fssia do 10 mis-
ma,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17
DESDE MLNAT|
Dcha Primitiva Santana gra.
vemente eDferma. Recep.
ci6n 4 Mr.. Roosevelt,
SENSIBLE FALLEClMIENTO
Cain mata 4 su hermano con
unas tjjeras. ID. P. Rivera.
Fiestra transferida.

Nsvisnbrs is. Sc ensusnt'A gra
vsmsnts OF fsyEa 10 ssnora dcHA Rri
m,tva ssHtsns. sSGAds del inolvida
bio patyicio don Gsvin9 dol RI 10. Do
ssamos % rronto Yesta blasimisnto.
Con motlvo Do 10 prfxtms l's'
xada del Prssidsote Roossvslt, rsins
musho satusta latino para ssislir & los
Assias que 20 sslsbrsrAn On 10 Capital.
Son muchas les rsrsonas do sstA po'
blasi6n que iika & la siuaad smps'
drAds.
-Hs iallssido & 10 sdAd do q
aGos 10 sstimabls sen .ra dc 10 Msrss
des 0umA, msdrs politics do nuestrt
amigo don Bonoslo Urgsll y Ramos
Bionvsnido LAguza hisrs con una
iijsras do sastrs { su hsrmsno Anto
nio, .dsjG adolo sn sslado sgon' sAnts
puss 10 hsrida 10 iEtsres6 sl pulm6D
dealarando los m6 disos % sstado NOR
tsl. ri sgrssor % deisnido y sale OF
libsytsd bsio AspzA.
Sseln las dsslArAsionss, rssults
que Bisnvsnido iugaba con 90 hsrma
no, per- Aay otros rumores sobrs tsl
trilts heeh0.
Sc sneusnlra ligsramsnts indis
puesto y guards cana sl sssrssAri'
do 10 Corss Municipal nusstro busl
amigo don Pedro Rivera 80, hshisnd
| sido sustituido para cslsbrar 10 %
sion que sstabs anu ,etsda por dol
Gustavo Vidal que por tslSgrsfo 70
hAhilitAdo por el H3n Attorney Ge
neral.
HI sid0 tFansisfida pare ctr
oeasi6n 10 gran parads unionissa %
sataba anuneiada para 81 pr6xlme ID
mingo. Avissr6 oportanamspte par
disho aeto cue resultark sspl6Adids
asgda los prepsraaivos qss sxistsn.
CORES poNaAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17
NOTAS AMERICANS
Sc rehusa Ia entrada en- New
York diariamente 4 veinte
y dos emigrantes
CENTRIC FRuTERO
En- Calcutta los pianos ame-
ricanos sc descomponen
por causa del china.

Diarism, ,pts ~ rth ga lA sntrada
ca NusvA York & veintid6s INN gran
tss pcr t6rmino medic, q e tie nsn cue
rsgvssar 4 los puertrs de donde 90
isrou.
-Hsg6u mApidsstan los importa'
doris do CaleuiA, los piau6a america
nos no sneusntran favor elf, poraus
10 humsdad del oil mn hlnehA 10 ma
dara, inptiliakndoloa.
Wurtenberg, % sl ssniro ftutsro
de AlsmAnia. IN sl impsrio hay 90.
gdn sl d'timo ssnao $4,000 0o0 de man
: xAnos y peralsa, do los auales, 9 $50,
nail sstAn on ess Antigao rsino.
->En los EstAdos Uaidos 90 ssps
70 reeogsr cate aho 4 600 600 de 50 :
COS do arrox.
Ell promedio do 10 sdad do las
personals 4 Qu'enss % DIT sts On New
York, % DO vsiatidu aGos , msdio, y
dc oineo, una &c nuisr.
-AunQus sl gsnsdo sbsnda On sl
Brasil y los psssos no eussian casi
aada. On Rio Jansiro. 10 msnteea
eaesta eA,i sl dobie qua o. NV York
Los unionissas do Montreal, Ca
aadG, van . igir sl major temple
del NAdaio On Anesies; ooatArk 700
mil pesos.
En- In EseuelA T. Kill de LIZ wall i,
Nasaaeh usets. las sntrAdas dc alum
noa han aabido en- un 30 8 40 DOR 100
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17
ALEXANDRA DUMAS
No 90 ha ,sniid , al 10 % mibauO9 I

-Pues biar buScT eDtta todoS los ssOrbSoos
de Paris al que ha vsndidO hca noe anse6e s
asor de venta sls nombre domicio del
ton,1ador
-Bu bora buena busn conssic diiO SNtarre ~
embargo hombrs de de NAL pAtriots Lon
Lo1lu, 20 te rshabitAr6 he de poder
En- palaba continu6 Lorio d'io se hiSo Ss
buc6 eucribsno vic IL sscrtUra ea nombre h do
mco del colpAbls Eonces Sanerrs Cumpi6 pAlAbrG
designSndome para prendsrle.
Y esa homhre el csbaIAro de Casa Z isf
No taL 80 c6mpIcs solamsnte dsCir prcbabementa
Futs sntoroes Ic6mo dic0a que prender Cabeo
de Casa Rosf
-VsmOs prendsr todos clos ,ntOs
En- primer lugar sconOcS t6 zee cAbllsro dc Casa
-FSlfectamsnte
= Sabss sus sshIs
~SGnterre me lac ha dsdo Cinco pie, dts puGt.
d cabeos robioS Os szus nArE rec bArbA sdonds ade
mas Ie be Visso.
-Cu&ndol
Hoy mismo
l. has visto
-Yt6Mmb6n.
Nsuricio ss sstrsnsci6
-Yas scordars de aqus jOven rubo que sAlv6
maHsna auus uua mandAba cuad de currutaso dtbs go
pes tan csrGaros.
Conuus era 81 Z pregunt6 MAuricio.
Ell mismo So seguido zero h hs psTddO IL piIsa
IN nsnmedsOonea del dOmCo de nusrO prOpistrin de Gale
de 10 Corder de que presume vivsn nntOs
En- tfsoSo posibIe.
-ES seguro
-Pero me psrece Lorfp, ,6 d6 Msurco Qae a prsniss
ests mocha qua Galv6 ftlI 81 'grtdonento
b b bah dio Lou tCues Il cue nos ia salvAdo seo
pcr mIvarnosi
-Por que not
Nlda que eco; shbGn alh emboIc'dos para ohaf
pObrs Sofia Ts6n cuandO pa'' NusasFO cOnsendIsn'' lee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17
Ell CABALLkRO DE CASA ROJA
Armas Al hrasoI lmarchsn /

- YO tango mi carAbina Armss al bras0I lmarchsn
la patruIa 90 marchA acompa6adA dc MAurlclo,
que OainAba do do LOu precsdds por un hombre vsdo
de girls que Ia droa Este hombre sgsnts DO polca
De- ouando on Ouando sn ds0tscsrse do as eaQoina de
sa cses do Lee puertas de ces sObs vsnn
dsc, sQuns pssbr hombrs girls; estoa ean Wig 'ntss
al Ie0sr cse6n. sl hombra Gris uua 81 aleoer ess6A
ban Dumado dsnte dc puartA del sdn por donde
hAbian htcho entrar MAuricio mAniAtAdo, y djo
-AqUi %.
C6moI txclsm6 Lorin.
.A AQui hsllaremcs q los dos ietss.
Hay puerAs dio eI hombrs girls ia trncipaL esta
que dA psbsl6n 70 Ontrsr6 por 10 PRINCIPAL con
os 0cho hQbras 0urdad 4stO ouatro cnc0 cooCAd
tres seguros la ssida del pabsll6n
Yc, die MauriciO, SAltar A tspia vRiaIe en- e
ardir.
PsrtectAments dio LoriD. dc modO pOdr6s abrrnO
IL puarGG ouando C0nveoga.
Con mucho gusto die MauriciO pero 'band eit e
uueso hss Qus cs lame Cuano paas denr0 10 we're dede
jardfn.
Conuue eoncces Ia casa prsgunt6 LoFn.
ST poruuo On cierA ocaGi6n quss oomprArA
Lon embossed hombros loo Sngulos do los vslado
sn loo nOones las pusrtG misnras gnts dc pocA s
sta CON ocho disx naconse para guarda como hab
diChc. Ia entrsda principal
All oabo de m nItante c6 81 rudo de sin hAbsr
lamado On aQuel dssarto 10 menor a1s0Ci6n
Io hombfas de MGuoo staban On sus pueHSo oouIsos
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del iardin.
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