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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26
Ser finoesS life Longer MngeI-5ofs<
CT nj, men oeres Snoflpoelie marfes.
en0nu, % oereS biitoriife @fsiiteng
CT Ser bel ingen, Ser poper at be-
tpiole. H M
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ga Il. g.

Set bltper en- ret prefer 5itltation
.be Iorcnebe 5totcr faar at Hare,
bpis 6rantrige if,1loe gipre Mlpor al
lin 8rl.sleI ON at gaa lss pao Brn-
iioent Galtro % .gipc BAN % bans
2a,10 ell er,notg Mfbanf1,ing for
uartig DptrG6eu. NRppe biloe Ser
prre noaet 2ouo / Beroe1,, Der piloe
bopc We0pnf meo Bene5uela, enoae
Oct CT Sen lpagelte Nart, TIL pGrc:
u8lutier"' % l1roitiiter emo Nro!1>
Dent Goltro bar alorig ltuoet Spin
len for Ct laafaloet cipilleret 2n,,os
&egjering. De Jorenebe Stater scr
list un1oer hans l~tforifammetbeoer
mere e,10 ,1oge,, anben Stat, % Mon=
roe Doftrinen tiltro6s oil Sc litfcrt
lie n,eo inore Silfreosbeo paa at
ulomeboop elie" giper bam De bol6nc
&orer, bon trGnger laa baarot iii.
Mcn olligcpel; Monroe 9oftrine11
CT Scr MI ergn,1g, og SEN maa oper>
bol0es, loa Set bliucr muligt bog sc
Torc,1c0c Stuter, Ser fon1nler til If
ofgipre 5%tprrelien al ben 9oiis, ser
blibcr at tiloele GaItro. Uncle 5na1
bor peb tioligere 2eiligbe6er laoet
m1ore Magter, Ser bar uilt Srang til
ut lanoiuttc 5tri0sfrufter / SDo
Mmerifo, i%orltoo at Monroe 9oftri-
nen / 8ai6ington poa iugen Maooe
betrugtc6es lom ct oeot .8ogitoo,o g at
Sc lpogelte Segn pau, at bc6fommen=
Sc Magtcr nGre6e 2piter / &etni1g
al at iutte fig fat paaS on1erifanif
Serritorilun, ligegplotgt bDor. Diloe
foo mes bo1n at bdtille. Set er Der
for ret lanolpnligt, at @aibington
&cgjeringcr pe6 6enne 2eiligbe6 oil
nffrope Tronfr1gc piSle 5orlifringer,
fpr set ianftionerer Sc Goltro til
trnfte 5trambl1tS. S bpert Golo
mao sen bope Iuaet falt, at set fer
0rejcr Jig ont ct l1uotogellesttlfnloe
lom fife fon gjeutages al bbem JONI
Delft, Ser u,e1,er at bupe en- Gfse at
Hide / 5po Mn1ertfo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

gel iiges ot pnre sc cole MetalIeer
% Mineralier. Ser ct Grant,, anlt
og Sanoiten for Bpgting;; Sc fineitc
-%2eriorter for B%pttcmaeeren, % Mar-
NOR for @ille0buegeren; Ser Ct og-
iaaz 8lh Elm Soldier % .sglp %
tiliiot.e r Der @l,Io> flint @rlb, Cub
Cub, benne Danfeens Mfgro, i
SDerflob. Sntet timber, at olIc Ssh
ter, Goer 90 Sraftater ulcD Snoiu=
nerre maatte brpoes for at iaa fat
I oisie 8ierge og oeres Statte, lor1
General Gutter og bans Wa1so tipbte
meb 6eres &iGrteblD6.
Ser CT mango Mi11er al ollie ois'e
Metaller. uSomeltnfe" Mincn
regnes for Sen beSite. Sens @,lller
er mi ODER 1000, 500 opbe, % Gu
ropas &oticbil6er bar bust $50, 00O,=
900 for Den, men forgiGpes. Gen
giper Mrbeioe, Spbolo til Ell bel paf=
fer @D, 2ea6, Ser er %opbpg9et orl=
firing 6c1l meo Sernbane % itor SAP
melle. Malmen er bel life Sen rigc=
lite, Inn 8, 5 a 10 Collars pr. Son,
men bliber be6re 10 6pbere Sc fon1uer
ne6, % Den bar / en0el Mar gipe
4 q 5 Millioner Collars aorlig og
ober 140 Millioncr Dollars / Cub
er taget n6 al Blocf @ills ii0en 2un=
BET Ser blep taget fra Sc Npoe / 1876,
og ser ct mango Miner. Ser er en-
go6 Nla6s for nor6ilfe 8iergn1G110,
Mrbci6ere> ser CT bel anletc, og ollie
! Solfene faar bei 2bn 6croppc.
@n6ml en- pGr0iIllo M9rfprrbigz
be6 er sc itnre 9uler, GrDitol Gapc
og @in6 Gape. Set CT Grppitcnsba1=
len, Ser gaar mango Milc inoi Salt
items 5or1nutioncn, % Sc glinolcn0e
Soft, Cube % &rgge glitre lo1n hut
ter 9gocllten. Regjeringen bar lupet
ct 9lngs Narf ser, me6 en- @ogter
til 81 lfpttelle imoo Meile1bes @egjur
og &on6nlismc; Ser er oglaa role
@tene f1tnoe11, SnDr, @ranater> Rl,=
btner pg Gbalcebon> bborof S,lbio=
ner11c iprben labeoe 0eres &aaben,
Hilelpioler, olp.
(5l1lttcs).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26
esS Sc sSor. g r G
.AnncI=infsiIf 2nn12

We y Z y y ~ Z I :
&ngcl=afsilf 2an6?
Eette or ct 5pgrgsn,aal, Der ofte
tkaeEiSper fremlat. Mange gaar 1,o fra,
I'D 8efoltningen ber / 2an6et CT al
'asrs faa blonoet Mrt, at Den lige ioa
!ayot fou fo[oes Set e1,e lom set an=
s7hst, 90 at Mneel=Sotscrne life bar
merc Mct til at tilifripe Jig set e1t6 {.
zgfs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gor. no9lc
Gage ii6en iaa hi 6enne Sag oebot-
:Asret / ct .omerifanlf 8lao, ser argu=
n,entereoe for Mngel=S afsismen paa
Hpieen6e, Set forcfommer os ret lloa=
'es1be @uabc:
.4ugef=So fsere er ct Nopn; JONI
ZWsutibens 9i1toritere qiper- Nnglcr,
:sSSpbcr og Gafser, lom a6pan6rebe til
5torbritonnien fra Noroeuropo / Set
sFTss11te % 1lette Marbun6re0e. ga
,:knuIer1e til 1io1t opnaaeoe Spern1ag=
.frn, gab Sc, beres &nbn til belle 2an=
loet font Mngle=lano, eller Gngla=
glaas1n, set nuparc1oe England. Ser
ruar u1of Gfterfommere al 0isie Mn=
gIEdfser blon0t Sc tiolislte ltopon=
6rere tai Nor6=M merifa til at .gipe
sSette >2aa6 ct ongcl=iafsif &rGg,
7Wignt ingen Mationolitet bapoe 500
uopo1 paa at befolfe Set, Ser MI CT
ne %sSorel1ebe stoter. Men al enolr:
yterre BetDol1ing er oog ben @jenos.
,mierrirg, at set bar ira Mngel=Sofs-
e,zue, 81 bar facet @rnnoboloen for
s,Drraope % politiiff Sllltitiltioner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26
81 u$erne om Sc er

q n$erne om Sc cr
On Munerttaner, Megunocr 8orrp
Ser 6riucr CT ltor 6abrif I MoIfon
og iiges at bore bebrc ficrbt mel
r11Sii}te Jorbol0 en6 maaite noger
an6en ll1Ian5ing, bar / CIT Qorre:
lponoance giuet tit Sfien ON Set rus:
lufe 5o1f. Den { iulot Waul betrnitei
BET Snbtrpf, ura,t fon, ,{bil0et Re.
tragter al 6orboIocue bdr facet pcS
at tslge Begioenbebernes Gang Il
ter @eretningerue, ocrobre fra. 8a',
bupoer, at set r,rslilFfe Golf CT ol0e1s:
1mo6cnt til at %n1ootage CIT fonl1itu=
tionel &egieringsforn. Sftenligg;p;
rcllen al oct feiicrlige Monifcit aab=
neoc 5luierne for CT Mgitotion, Ser
paapirfeoe Maslerne;,. lo,n bar 6emn,
rolilereoe bcb tioligere Mgitatorcrs
Birtlombcb. Sc ,,bibeu6e Mas}er
tor oblol,t inga1 6ribc6strong, ioa=
leocS JONI Set paaltoaes al Mgitoto=
rcrnc, me,1 &c CT laa forormcoe, at Sc
bliucr ct let 9ptte for Mgitatorerne.
ioet 6ribeo for DEM intet on6ct CT
ems Snbrenunelicr for @fbiGlpni:,lI
al bercs Gleuoigheo. Eplitiifc Mcf=
tiabeoer bar DC |let. ingen 0orltmelie
al, bpilfet beolt ices berof, at, / Mos
ifotp bar min6re en0 10 Yrocent o!;
/ Qanooiltrittcrne life oncr 2.Erpcelt
al Sc Stenune6crcttigeoe labct lig re-
ailtrere til 8nlgcue. Gerof fplger.
at SEN fo1nme,,oe misunderstanding
ci{ blipe poerlig %fpnierpatio og i11tet
a1oet enc ct Ealcrpr for Eeyienil,=
gems G11lfer, men intet ll0trpf. fun
6~olfepilicn, iorOi Ser ingcn 6o1fe=
billie CT. Sen .ltberaIe Sntelligens
% Sc politilfe Drpn1mere n1eb n,ausa-
ne politilte Soccer, iom efter Mani=
fcitet5 lloiteOelie bar. bolot fig ne1,
trole, pil 6erpc0 blipe orepet oper /
&c Dberligaoaenocs '2eir, oa Menog,1=
ttonen pil 0erpe0 outage Ell "np ng
forltgere Jorn,. @ele @epngelle'r err
iom @e1,5i,,, Der er gneoet pou CT.
Sberila6e: oen CT meget let u1rtu1r-
bella ltrafS, men bliber 0cr life. urr<
tGrot, foroomper sen burtigt. 9e1r
bill i1ni6lcrtio life fuo Sou til at for
6ampe, tbi Mgttatorernn er operutt
ttl1teoe. rebe til at lutte Sen / 8runo,
iau lnurt ser CT 2%ejliybeb. Wr. 8a:-
rp Ter nleget mprtt pnn Hnslanos
Uremtio. Solicit fun pau tit nt,p:s=
renoc 5tonbmu1ft life suopiffcs til
politiif 5elpittrnoigbeo, forarmet og
elenbigt JONI Set er % BERTH fonnncr
sen 6nre Ser ltgger /, at minblt so
Irocent al 8pernes Mrbeieerbefolt=
ming pil blipe urbejosleS / 1906. Der,
bill rejie no pao 2onoet, lom oen OPP
rinoeIig TOM fra, bill pr9oife ON go
ciolisme % Gie1ooms lige 6oroeli,g
blanot Sc jorafn,ngrige Benoer, -og
1,p &epolution % Mnarft nil blioe
Sen l,l1noaaaelige 6b1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26
st @eplififiite..

E%asIagercu:: Set CT hol5t i @ng,
ST.: aoptain, bppr mango @rnoer.
trpr Sc, oct frpler?
&opta;nen:: Sire!
E%osioacren: Set er 10 life npgct
1T inoffe ON:
8optainen (tprt):: 8ar set life
Gem, ser begDn6te?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

Snbifab. gerten: uSer er en-
uomGrfet @aaieiteg, Sen fan De tage
Satten al for, ere0e @jeit."
@iRiten (efter at babe lmagt paa
benz. Set bar 9e 3et i man ifal
altio bore Grbpbig operfor Mlber-
6ommen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

@ammenlisn bette gIoo, bets SSno.
bolo, l16ltprelie, Brts og 8remier
mes onore 8labe i famine sprpg.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01
Chief CLERK ROSS HOXORED
By bis Associates And Friends Salur
day Evening Handsome Gift

Aother popular railroad man wss
treated to a big surprise Saturday
evening. This time the lighting
struck Geo. Ross, the big hearted,
general chief clerk to Agent Step
hens who has resigned his position
with the Rock Island.
About 8 o'clock in the evening.
Mr.. Ross was d,coyed to his room
In the Schulter building on some
pretext and whea he arrived there,
he found the room filled with his
friends among the railroad boy, .
Agent Stephens acted as the spoke,-
man for the bunch and in a neat
speech in which he praised the
fidelity and efficiency Of Mr.. Ross,
presented to the latter handsome
solid gold watch chain and cham.
Mr. Ross, expressed his thanks
in his Characteristic way which is
more eloquent than words.
After the presentation the crowd
enjoyed fine feast that had been
prepared for the occasion.
Mr. Ross has been with the Rock
Island here over two years and dur
ing that time has been steadily
climbing upward his promotions
coming frequently. The company
thinks well of him and ne could
easily have advanced to the posi-
ton vacated by Mr.. Stephens but
he preferred to quit the road and
engage in other business. H is
prince of good fellows and his circle
Of friends is limited only by the
rumber of those who know him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01
GREAT EVENT FOR FARMERS
Mr.. lizard Says Farmers Should be
Interested in the Fair

Mr.. Ikard from the country,
speaking Of the Chickayha iair
and the course of lectures TO be
given for the farmers, said this
morning: This will be a great oc
cassion for the farmers. 1t will lie
worth any farmers time 20 come
hundred miles to hear Mr.. Con
nell, Mr.. White and others who
will take part in the program.
They are noted authorities on farm
topics and their lectures will be Of
great educalive value to our farm
ers. Every farmer in the county
should hear these men speak.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01
P.ia F.sn t. susn Pssmpdy RsIisssd
b ch.mbsrI.ans's Psis B.lm-

!, A hffle child Of Michael SiraUs<.
Vernon Conn was recently in
great pain from a burn on his hand /,
and as cold applications only in
creased the infmmarion, Mr..
Strauss came TO James y Nichols
local merchant. for something to
STOP the pain. Mr.. Nichols says: II
advised him &c use chamberiains'
Pain Balm and the first application
drew ont tie Inflammation, and
3 We immediste relief I have used
his li.iment myself and recon
mend il JflenfOr cuts, burns. strains
aud lame back, and have never
known it to diss point For sale
dy all Druggists,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01
CONSULTING EHsIHEtR HERE
And l. Fsry FasarsAy Inzsnsi ~isk
The 0uslosk fH tie Street Railway

Mr. Z. n. Rarmond a Phila-
delPhis. who IS consulting ergi-
Drer for the construction company
thai Is 10 build the street railway.
has been here the psst few days,
gathering data for a report 70 X
company. be Is very isvOTabiy in
pressed with Chickssha and thinks
the street railway proposition here
Is z good one.
Mr. Raymond has had many years
experience in engineering aud has
done much work il the wesi He
likes the spirit Of enterprise which
he finds here and predicts a great
future for chickasha and the aew
S ate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01
FRISCO USES OIL
Makes Contract For a Thousand Bar
reIs a Day At Tulsa

Tulsa. I. T.. Sept. 3o.-It was
made public today that the Frisco
railroad has contracted with pro-
ducers in the Glenn oil iiel1, south
OF Tulsa, for 1000 barrels 0. oil
daily to be used IS fuel for locomo
tives. Attest made last week of oil
as fuel On the division from Sapul-
pa TO Monet proved very satisfacI-
ory. The oil was obtained from
Nrodesha. Kas. The test was N 4de
with an old locomotive from
the Brownvile and Mexico rail
road which was equipped with oil
burners.
On one round trip twenty minutes
bett.r lime than running time was
made, and il was demonstrated that
oil could be used as fuel at about
half the cost Of coal. Al is UNDER
stood that the Frisco is arranging
to equip all of IT'S locomotives with
Oil burners.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01
FlN0bS GAMBLER
COMMITS SUlcILE


Ne~ Y'sk. Ok Albrrs J Adsu ;
sho mzde fortune as B. Al o lne
P0iicy gambling c0ubise fbo him
s~if last night - rs home il Tbs
rify- The hody wzs found this
morning He lad ben 10 poor
health since bis Re ease from Sirg
Sing where be served = term for
haDf ling the policy game in this
city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01

Kansas avenue property owners
are coming through" 10 a man on
the sidewslk petilion and Kansas
avenue will come to the front in a
way that will surprise folks
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01
REGENCY DISCUSSED
IN COURT CIR 3LES

New Yor<-Oei I-Rn-sian news
BY wsy 81 Paris asserts & at coun
circles are seriously discussing an
eventual regency IN Russia the
reason given being thar recent in
ciden's have affected the Cars
health One report SAYS tbe Car
and czariua hs@e been in Copeu-
hagen two days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01
MEAT PACKERS
ARE UP AGAINST IT

Washington Oct AT least
seventy-6ve meat dealers and pack
ers are without the pale of new
meat inspection law, effective To-
day. according to a statement
made today by Secretary Wilson.
Twenty FIVE already have had in
spections bnt found their plants
MOI in shape to permit them TO
engage in interstate business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01
FIRST EXPEDITION
TO CUBA UNDER WAY

Washington, Oct r.-Secy Taft
is in constant communication with
The President concerning the Cuban
situation and preparations for the
FIRST expedition to Csba are being
hasiened with all possible speed.
The Second battalion of engineers
left here today to 70 aboard the
steamer at New York.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01

Intefnrban railways are big fact
ors IN developing town and country
The prospect Of an iniernrban line
through The WashitaVsIiey sbouIe
b. hailed with delight BY the
people Of chickasha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01
HONEST TON KNOCKS FILsOH "

* Govennor Fergusou. Rspr.:s!!i.
ooa NOMINEE for c6ngr~ss. gave
ut TIE iollOsipg authorized stale
nent .
The pos..'ou THEA BY serrs-
"a, Fiison on regis'rstioD in eiiies
of The frs class IS q disgrace 10
the republican parry in Oklahoma
Il should Be- denounced BY every
.exas minded rePubIicau No
registration means fraud and cor
upIiou. That Is al there IS to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01
THE GALVESTON IDEA

The mo important experi
nent in civil governme' / # m
iast quarter esntury in the Uuiiet
States Is defcrited by George x.
Turner, in the Oc'obcr Mcciure's
Galveston; a Business ccrp.
sration. IS brilliant article on
caIyesion's nfn formof city govern
nent. Mr. Turner, tells how Cal
weston tried the old syciems, and
how they failed. Then a great
disaster fell upon the city, terrible
crisis confronted the men and
women Of Galveston; and the people
turned, not 10 the mayor and alder.
men whom they had elected. but TO
a body called the Deepwater Com
Eitiee, a business organization
composed Of representative citizens.
And this body met together and
founded the present government of
calyeston-a Commission Of Eve
men. each one heading a depart.
nent Of municipal service and
managing j. according to business
methods.
Mr.. Turner tells how the Com.
mission found the city bankrupt,
and raised her credit above par;
how II found her a town Of vice
and license, and created oTder;how
i found her unclean and unhealthy,
and cleaned and lighted her streets
Ind stamped out disease.
The Galveston Idea-the idea of
putting "ihe splendid, brutal vital
ny Of Q great business organiza-
ion" into the institution of city
government is discovery whose
'uccess many mean the hope of the
American citizen. After thu" shame
'f the cities" must come their re-
hahilitatiou. Does Galveston point
he way1
Mr.. Turner'S article is par
iicularly timely one for the people
'f Oklahoma to read at the presen'
lime. In view Of the fact that we
IRE about to formulate constitrti.
'n and have the opportunity to pro-
ride for any form Of municipal
government that we desire, it is
worth while to study the"Calvest-
on Idea'' with some care. Not
lew people who have studied the
Galveston system, are Of the opin.
on that provisions should be
Inserted in our constitution where
'y all cities Of six or eight thous-
and population or more may adopt
he commission form of govern
nent. There is no reason why
)kishoms should not occupy the
dyance ground that Galveston and
Houston bave taken in municipal !
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01

King Cotton" is coming to
town pretty frqueuily these days
and II the weather continues favor
able cotton men will wear plenty
Of broad smiles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01

You take chances in having your
prescriptions filed by a novice
Take them to the Owl Drug Store
4 ere they have only registered
pharmacist and accuracy is assured.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01

Tofet soap is noi a luxury but
a necessity. A large assoyfment
from FIVE cents up at the Owl Drus
Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01

Mayor venable's message to the
council. published in this issue
should be thoughtfully read by
every citizen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01
RETURNED
To WASHINGTON TODAY

Oyster Bay Oct The Presi.
dent and family started for Wash
ington this morning. Many citizens
gathered at the station to say
good bye.
s. j. Goldsmith. of Cement is in
the city today OF business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issue.
Saturday to the following:
Miss Adelaide Horde, and Roberi
Harrison. Chickasha.
Miss Pearl Dennett and Leroy
Crabbe, Lawton.
LSd A. Palmer and Ora Alber-
IA Ogle.
Chas. d. Flowe and Miss Hattie
Henderson, Ninnekah.
Chas. A. Stevens and Bros Chic
ago, women's Out6tters, Suits and
skirts made to order.
Miss Blauch Johnston Agt., cor.
S and Idaho.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01

Much perturbation exisisamong the
republicansOve the wave Of demo-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-01

c1s.ic euthssiasu lefi b Mr.. Bryan
and they are sending for Shaw aDd
<hsT Big xup- 70 eoupisraet il.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-24
MEN ARRESTED ARE
burglar SUSPECTS

Two men, supposed to be members
Of the gang Of burglars who have for
the past two weeks been robbing
houses In the Makiki and Punahou dis.
tricts. were arrested by Officer
Dick Panaewa and lodged In the police
station cells. One Is a part Korean.
part Japanese. named Yamado; the
other his roommate. a Korean who
claimed when arrested to be a Japan.
csc. His name Is I'm Tai Hun.
Yamada when arrested. was sneak
ing through the yards Of residences
out on Makiki street In suspicious
manner. Later the officers visited the
place where he lives and brought bach
two big bundles, but It Is not known
yet whether they are stolen goods OF
not.
Burglaries In the districts named
have been Of very frequent occurrence
for about two weeks. and lately the 20
lice department has been making d
strenuous EFFORT to put a stop to them
Ten officers have been patroling the
districts, and two suspects besidc'
those arrested are In the jail awaiting
| trial.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-24

there. even though there is Hawai-
ian or Hawaiians that are able TO run.
think the haole representation for
the Department is enough In Brown"
II the three parties mentioned viii
not compromise on Kalakiela's name,
then Jack will keep quiet. He says
that he would not go on a stump
against Brown. But should he re-
ceive the nomination from the Home
Rulers. he says that he would oppose
Brown to the bitter end, az he would
then be ou' ri tho party.
Both these men appeared before
the Republican convention and pleds
ed themselves to support the Repub
lican ticket and accept the result OF
the ballot.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-24
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-24
MONGOLIA IS On
WAY 70 HONOLULU

Tho liner Mongolia and the trans
NOR, pnford viii nrobably mo I'm IN,
harhor M uonoiuim INV Thursday al
,ornoon or Friday morninr Both
sbins are now nm their way To This
nor, having Iou Midway at q O'CLOCK
rc.,crJav as,.rroon Conflicting cab,c
Jisna,cbcs con,.rni,, tho moycmcnt 4
q, Tho MonroI,a hay, been received
and 1, was stated Saturday that the
Wnnyo,,a Was ALREADY nm the way.
Tbis 1, now annc,rs was incorrect.
hI,c, tho Wo,ynli. camc on the reef.
/, was nocossary m transfer tho mails
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-24

the method employed ordinarily in de-
terminng the quality Of milk. A sam.
pie Is taken and "A lactometer Immersed
In II, a graduated scale showing the
per cent OF solids. In this particular
case. DIR. Duncan testified that he EN-
ployed the usual method, but found the
milk SO thin that he was unable to
employ a cylinder full OF II, as usual
The lactometer sank too low. Then
the commissioner took the entire ten
gallon can. sun no results, The lac
tometer sank clear out OF sight,
That was about enough for the
Judge. He smiled broadly-and Tash'
ero paid Ane OF SIS and costs into
the. city treasury.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-24
BIG INSURANCE PAID

San Francisco. Cal, Sept. Q. - II
is estimated that about Sl25 900, ooO
has been paid out so far by insurance
corporations involved In the San
Francisco conaasration, The follow
ing table shows the payments made
up to September LIST by forty.elsh'
companies. In this list large and
small companies are found In almost
equal proportion. The total amount
paid Is SIS 1857 1897 26.-Examiner.