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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26
80 safFfiinmaroos d Giiiriift, e ben
Foiite, Der bar melM fg IL 8ieneitc,
% ferl,oen BAN er Ser miroit tre a,,-
6re, Der er Afpiranter for 8proigbe-
ben.
uorc Dafota,
Sra We6oro me66eIes, at Mu-

Sra Weoora meooeleS, at Auz
1tboriteterne mener at bore founnet
pun Gpor eftcr Ell om}attenoe @am>
menlrGrgelle / @etnin9 .af apagtp=
berier. @n Man6 be6 Nobn Moies
Ga Mue, Der boer iMGrbeoen al GUILE,
er blepet arrelteret for at Baue 6rGbt
&pGg, ser tilbgrer 8. S. @rapforo
LAT Sentinel Butte. 9lutboriteterne
er fcmmsst efter, at ser Sen egn
efsiiterer ct Slogs co-operatipt Gel
lfob at omtrent 10 Gamilier, Ser
goar u6 pao at bolbe binonoen for,
ipneoe meo ferlf &jpo.
- Oct for biotil beret 5fH /
Staten, at Gfifterets6ontmere fun6e
u61te6e Observation-Disclosures 1fibnt
2opltgbeben al Bette life er gon1fe
iiffer. Sor noeen 8i6 iioen ben6te
Set, at Sfiteretsoommer @asfel t
@rano SORTS uolteote en- laooan 8c<
billing til en- Mon6> iom andre life
bnifeoe ifuloe til6eles en- iao6an, %
oiSle inoanfeoe laa Gagen for 81
ltriftsretten, i6et Sc bnbbebe at Be
bidlingen life bar uo1te6t at 6e rette
Mltbortteter. 5agens u6falo imeoe=
ices mes life ringe GpGnoing, ioct
Ser i mango al 5tatens Goumtper
life fi1bes Ell %Npotbefer nlco anben
Beuilling ems Sen al Gfiftercts0om=
nlcren 1bHeote. @poroon ems lt0fol>
bet hliper, nil Set blipe oppellerct til
5picltcret.
@e0 neutrality-suspicious. /
@rono SORTS forle0en lti(lcoe Hrnii=
Bent Sill ct Silbl1o ON at beltoge /
llogifternc pco 0rnningeu at Meo Ni=
Der Gollep, lom bor gibet Mnleoning
til a0ifillige oDer0rcDue Hpgter. Sill
tilbpo u11oer 6orbonoingen at pille
al lin c9en 2o1n11e bctole en- EreDie=
SET al Spmaolingcn for 9rGning5=
|anlrggct, men oette CT al enfelte for
ltaoet laaleOes, at Don nil0e betole
en- Treojebel of 6clc NnlGgeet.> ga
Oettc bil folte mil,bjt en- 0fillion Sol
lars, pilbc Stills 8i6rog oltioo font
me til minoit 1888, 600. Cen fore
lcbige Spmooli19 6erimo0, iom set
bar @r. Stills Mening at ban pil0c
bi9lpe til meO, fonnncr poo ca. $780,
900, og Stills Sort blioer altioo ca.
$4,000 buffet 10 c9loo or CT ret
liberal Gum for CT @%11feltmo,1b.
S1niolertio moa Set Del figes> at me-
get fan Mcnrel fer ct / Sen @rob In
tereslerebe / at foo @e6 Hiper Dolen
terIagt lom s., S. Sill.
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misconfn>

= 8isconim @eneering Cos So,
BRIT / Manitotpoc branotc }ibite1 ll9e
me6 ct Cab -of- 100000, fulot as
@iureret. On @ranomono> Sobn Sail,
fo1n 1oa ilemt til Sfobe beo at 8pg=
nin9en falot i%arnn1en, at bon bgbe. =
-Sceolo Drilling g. glepator Cos
.ltore @lenotor / Sceolo brnnote li6=
lte ll9e n1e6 ct Sab al $4,000. 81
oen bre6te fig til George @illons @oz
lig Ser bre116te tro6s 8ranoforpietS
bGrnige Mn1trengeller os me6fprte
et. Sab at $4,000. Set blGlte unoer
8ronben Ell ItGrf Sino, Iom ferte
Slnmnerne meo fig, og allie Gorlbg
.poo at oon1pe Sloen bar forgiGbes.
- @illiorn &omofcr, Ell bel fienDt
5urmer al N6ell / %NtGrbe6en al
Sbe6opgar, 6rGbte Ii6itc llee iii!
@uitr,1 pe6 at fn1lie ben6es @iGrne-
jfol meb ct Stpffe. &rG. Ceres
8ern bar ttllteoe, 80 ban begif Mpr=
Set. San antages at babe secret
iiu65torbirret> ioet ban for fao Moo=
uc6er )i6en fom ,,o fra Sinoslpge-
alplet / S1bfolb.
Sen al 2egislotl,ren neoiotte
ipecielle &omite til at %unoerlgge Ms-
neutrality-suspicious. Gorbolo Be-
gp,ote ii6lte l1gc lin @irfiombeb og
bolot lit fbrite Mp6e / &opitoliet for.
luffe6e Dpre. Set ferlte @pmpaeni,
Der lfoI u%16eripges, CT M%ortbnetern
Sni. 60. al @iltpaufee. Me6lem=
mer al &omiteen CT Senotorer,1e
6rear, &oebt og 8unln1el og Msien1=
blDman6ene @raooocf, Gfera> 8ee6le
og Hotper..
S Superior er eli 5fonbale i
Sfolefreole UNDER Op}ejltng, og
County Sfoleiuperintenoe,,t Do,,ug
far uotaget en- Mrreltorore moo Sc
fretere1t for Superior Boor6 of
Education Ybilbroofs, bpem ban be-
fpI0er for 8e6ragerier % l1noer<
Heb i Jorbin6elie. meo 8eltprelie at
8pens @folepeien. Sor Ell Eio IL
SEN bar set nRr .femmet til Sad1S-
gen1ang mellem De to Mpno en-
5fole / 5D6bpen, bbor De bar io1nz
men til ct Msoe, % en- @onltobel
maatte 1fille Dem ao. Dorng paaftaar
at 8bilbroofs bar bnpet mango f..ere
@enge + Sfolefasien til perionligt
8r1,g ems Cohen tilla0er, % at sc
nn6rc Me0lemmer al 5foleraaoet Dor
e;ort Set famine. 2igeleoes at De
Gar faporiieret en- beltemt Ng.nt for
Ell @foleiupplp 6irma og blr go0-
fienbt falife &egninger, iom oenne
bar inogipet. Giltrifts s%l6pofaten
% Ell Borgerfomite bar tiliag1
go,,ng oeres Stgtte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26
'1nBFox
:. NAM 34o0.

3iebubi, Clara. 9notpig oen
Mn6en, &onge al 8apern.. 1.20
Sorienoes portofrit moo Snoien.
oellen af 8elpbet til
c. RASMUSSEN PUB. CO..
72L ,722-724 So. 4. ST.. . Minneapolis. Mimi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26
Den ndfe Krig:
l6ortiat fra 6orli6en:)

9torbeo og Acknowledged. Men
Der gipes Golf, lom me6 Mi6 ier poa
6enne @torbeb. Sapan oil 6erfor
er10n1t Ell Gang bore neolaget til at
u6fnn1pe Ell & for fin Gitferbeo>
jim @eroensltilling og lit &erre6em=
ME oper set ltille SAB. 9enne Magt,
ser mislru6er os Dor Magt1oioloel-
le, er.-
&iGre 2pler, get e1gang. Mon
fan beboe Ell @l1l0bollar MOB en-
ganm1el finefilf &obbermpnt poo, at
9u 9Gtter gait.
3en11e Magt CT - Mmerifo!
Ser benpiies laa blot % breot til,
at Mmerifanernes SSnteresler paa
@bilippinerne er faretruen6e for So
pan. Sra @anila bill Sc igge at til,
rane fig 6en pltafiatiife .&on6el, 5. b.
I. at afffpre Sapanelerne set fineii=
1fe Smraa6e. Sc bill in6rette en-
6laaoeitation poa 3btlippinerre %
be6 2eiligbeo 11ofol6c bele oeres
Ma9t Der. Sort og aoot, ser CT for
Sapan i1tet on6et at ejere enc at
bore bctenft. poa cit arig mes Mme-
rita og Set 10 fpr bes be6re.
Ser or noget / benne Gale. Set
j%apaneiiife Soft itolcr life rigtie me-
re paa, at Nmerito og Gnglanb er
Sapans @eru,er. Sc @elpg, ma11 bor
bobt fra Mmerifa, 9iper ma,, boiler
life ret mcgt for.
5grlt fom sen an,erifanlfe &rigs=
minilter Eoft % meo bam Srpfen
Mlice MooIepelt Men bette 8eieg
ian6t netop Gteb poa Sen. Sis, 90
&inelerne ooer bele 91toiieu, fra 5in=
gapore op til 5bongbai, begDnbte at
lGtte Sen 1tore 8opcotting at on1c=
rifanife gorer % 5fibe i 5cene.
Mmerifaucrne bab0e pilt Jig meget
r~,tilbejelige til at toge mos flere ms
ban6ren6e @ineiere, og ser ipntes /
Oct belle toget at opltao Ell 5teln=
ming moo Sen guile STAGE. Saa 0rei=
e0e Mncieren SpD0et ON, mems Sen
forret1ings6pgtise Sopaneler ifpnotc
fig mes at ubnptte Git1otionen. Gil<
Sc &i11eierne life mere fjpbe omcri=
fanife Gorer, bel lao' fun0e 6e / Ste
Set for fau japaneiiife. &luoielig op-
lto6 Ser jopaneiiife @anoelsbule |
Nmop, 5bangbai, 6,,tibou % ollc<
begne. @an babbe enoog Ell Mis=
tonfe ON, at set por Saponclerne,
ser bapoe facet &ino til at bopcotte
Mmcrifo.
@rigsminilter Sopan tog ira Su=
pan til Yb1l1pp1ner11e. 9ptltet 9gr1lt<
Sc funbe sen amerifanlfe &rigsmini=
jter BABE paa @bilippinerne, bpis oct
life aial6t @efGltningsanlGa! =
Men bpao p9rrc bar, Mlice &oolepelt
reiite %en6oglaa til &ino, % Sapan
boloer life al, at ser fommer 6rem=
me6e bperfen til &ino eller @orea.
ga Soft ben6te tilboge til Sofio, bar
ser netop l1roligbe6er i 8pen. st
411jin arnerifanife og andre W}iS=
liionsfirfer bar blebet brRnbte. Det
uor mega pinligt 6aorlige Siber
til at illltte ct Goltbro6erifab.
Saale6es fortlGtter sen tpife 4or=
Respondent, tDoeligt NOT mes Der
@agtanfe be6 fin 6remitilltng at pus
lte til Sloen moo Sapa1, og Mmer:so
til 6oroel for fit eget @ienlano 3pif.
lano, iom bog for Eioen ltaar cnbns
n,in6re / Dn6elt Dos Sapaneierre cI,S
Sc onore.t to ipfarenoe Mationer.
San bil Iastes. S ct 8rl1gsfor
ore O~-<2Ls <.,< n,a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26
Eli be fps.. ;. ltsenbe, ill
Sea pmifer De tpttempe,

Seq pnifer at 8ioe benz bcois, forncmmclicn a,
:lntten at cite mt lip | fine eqre le9ercr. ico bill bctale
e;9mloitntnserns oeo bette bcuis. alt al bet, til ben alle,
Sec bar anocnbt hele nit lib til bette arbeibe. SEC
HOLDER recorben meo %tl,lcnoer bcibreoebe iite blpt
"npget beore"-r1cn %tlicnbcr t~ibltgere f~Drtpil.sr, IN
%bsiiSesiiie % bepiiess bp ss'tt or 81 leg ' iiser. sstev ~ ,t;s :,,:,
Rpreip9ounl. Qcberio9opm, &aioe|en. Birrcibo.
BON, Shape % Earmipaocr1, @cIpts Ganlbeb, Sicrt:=
i ls9e;ss, @s = aateStb: :&|!nsngetata*rh;' N11ft.
5;lssnsipaabco. Msuraiteni. &oinbsli9 ipaoheS. l1nacr
stroller. lreut, Giitiat Blob. s!ia!ineci;9 iuaafco.-
oraanilte; iar!iae ipsSomme. bcibrcocs "a %fOrbliper
IS, st t. 8 5;l ,iae {! s. t., bger ipa Sc e., eNes 9eaa ing.
ee% 9em me l! a;i n a; jsg ri! isHie ys, PEN son sgsmislsrnsd1e
gratis. ale o'ntpitningcr bctalt al mig.
StSie la8emtoIer bill Delbrcbe.
laebomne-ps DC b.lbreoer iiifert. s,porfor itltlSe Sc
b lite o9iau bclbrebe 9cu, 2%--Gipre 'Gea fuIbimeubio
iciit os glen9ine Dem CT iulotomnren Nlie % liusz
.gil0e labe Mig uhrette bette for 1cn,.-@I Sc Iaee
mig beriie bet-libenoe broosr % ipit,y? Or S. uil-
liz til at bttro Sem til meitercu 81 not Logger. ipn:
lille alene eiur bette tilbub, men o9iae Ectienht.
line lGgemiolcrs fDrlnocrlige belbrere.Sc cac,,jf::
her uben en enefte Cent I pwtoitniuScr for uoocl :ti1S
hagen BAN iclu.
ecro mig 9eres, napn % fuloi!enoisc poftAabresl
sle1s nit 5beritc Jog at tilfreos'tiLe eN.pcr TIL, Tor
:eoee 5eres liz ~ % s q Il i%aa i Sss'i io ta,1 ,sat',rsa il 4;
sas = mig ajSre Sem fiji ime,! @is :aie 2ese:
S Sss5 5e es "e % iori ps !pe5a', III @as' e. 90: ssTe1 9 - 't MI,
ssen rcauins. pa reIfo. Snaen r%eaninge: citeryaa af
noaet .Ea9-intct nnberfuuoist-iffe Woeet uben :utu
aobe bile % mine eobe ~benligter.
Worcester: 9r. SauteS %. Qioo,
Bog 1l71 Sort 8ahuc. Sub. us. Il.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26
6O l'' ]B%s0r Z lll!Il',
Merfelise gfiffe:

s.s - .------- - :aa4:5
-sSea bar forle0en fl So.
~,,ro,pIip i. Gnprine .1fr;nor 81 oor.
ro5norn pnt ri pt amir 2roh hno,
a. bos hnpm i or3 moro ,,,oo+ M
MI ;en for. oinp5pn r;rro @orr;n.ris
y hnnrreSes !. ,ne,,H a. 49,
,ar,ou 1oor fo,a 81 ~ !, n;T - I
g., i. a. IN ~ L. ~. -.
S.. ~. h;o,,,,,,o g.
maoronor,c, foroo;f 80
sorre,,,o r,ante ; e;ora nr;s+
|No,ror,,o !; e1eonr+e 5or+o @;}fof;,ro,.
woo6o ,,nz - in6na,,6io M s;o,,,.
MOI bpflpot mos iort - bni6t ernno.
- moro;ner,,p ) +r,,fre e. m;,n,,,
prna q;orpfTphtp qeiet;erero ,naS-
10 m;n,tornp
@trofs otter. a. ipo honhe hetroo6t
Sdroph,,1et Mon opr ,e,nero+ mo,,ir.
I'm ~ Wolteier ~ riSt ,pnero seort.
hin
geooen @sroe5tennino. ,,or 6pr iffp
At ,norp hos So "a t5n mpnoe,fer
hpr NOR 5nmIphp1 @ooSe aerro, ~
|0ompr ,.do "a hpr npfa1ehos S-ir,eror
teb @losiene.. Gen tiI,teoenrrpn6e
asrp5t 6eltoo. meoet .Ienenbp ! sse5t-
Gpr5foberiohehpn
@oo oif nIno1pIio 0aren ~ ;nn
I'll @ni1p,oIonen:
W;1 0omprnp ~ Sprrorro ;ff.,
.r,nne ;io NOR @ohononh a. On.
,oc@ -Iah o., Qo;ot;enora m%,4 ~
5ox e., rroror - mYas
~ ao,;san, ~,
S.nxo ,,s+x,.ra" 80. !
@nas:x sa o
mfsnsns 5000 maaxs.a.
s,n 0anos monn ,or ;ffo 49, noon.a
omsar 90 49, ny a;>ru =:
|C~.ua ~ @t
u9ass
49, @a~aa,,s
moa a,,Sor;a ,;4a CO.
g. SIX ;.,an3rmnta @~s
=, ,in,iicn6o ~ h;r;a,So ~ o1ro
@;5o, Dr.
m;1 @orifoho+ ;ffo 3 o;oo
g, Sof, a. 1on,or,,o =,
ac,rene forIoh qoonoc,en - o;}
;,h s1o,.er,ct hnor ai5tcr Ion !;
No., M75ahoa f;hr;oo,o mr;no+f.,,+o~
at &ronie. 0aru1eoe en- @resport
ODER &ilten.
&iiten 1elp bar life til at le for
9ropperier; Den Mfoeoe loo, Iom
ban bopoe TRngt Jig / CIT magelig
2Gneltol. Sa11 bar ifgrt selifobs=
6rogt- @iole % .Spi6t.
5oa font Eioer> 90 2igtoget, iom
toIte en- 40 Gfpipaqer, ifuI0e .}rtte
fla 8ebnqelle. Stuff oa 2iQbrrere
fit pao GQloerebet &oouQc. GA Sc
ocr - oa @iaiterne Mbin5fpiu. @eo
8ortfierelleu %operroftes cuopi6cre
FIBER AZ 1eltooerne - pr .1tor Ro5e
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.Joma..

llbrmager % S1,pelercr Sl1
|Olicn / DeS Moines, Noromonb al
6e6iel, fom forrige l1ge at Gags
pe6 at blipe operfigrt al ct Soma
Sails & Mortbern NasiagertrGn.
Son % bans &uitr1t, Oct oberleper
bam, Tom for IL Mar li6en til Slime
rifa fra Norge % bar boet / 9es
Woines / co. 10 Mar.
S Sl1li Maoneb iioite Star bler
Mrs. ella Sones / Soma Gitp if1,ot
al i'm froIfilte Maro> Ser bar ralen6e
al 5finipge. 5amtioig lfpb % breb=
te ban cit ung Turn1er, @rnelt Gan.
ner. Sones blep lenere opmt til lips=
parist 6pngiel for Moroet poo San:
ner. Mrs. Sones, ser blep mege1
baarbt ioaret, bar bGret ipg li0en.
% ii61te l1ge afgif b1rn beo Dpben.
uSa5ing -Iroiifen / Sc Dpje:
re 2Greanltoltcr pil founl1c til 6or.
banoling / 5totslegislot,ren i ct
NOR Jremti0, ioet &eprnlenton1
@reelep al 5torp County bar inb:
brogt ct Torilog ON, at etbpert Sil:
fGl6e al Saying / oisic Sfoler 'fc]
ltraffes mc0 80 Cages 691glel oe
500 Mulft. @r11noen CT, at set e,
fonmet for Gagen, at Ell 5tu6en1
beb Mgcrbrugslfolen / Shines, Sill:
foro @olmes, bar p9ret @ienlton>
for @a5ing, 90 at BON lom Jpl9e Ser:
al lig9er ipa at 8linotormsbetu11bel
LIE. Ser blep giort Goripg paa at
opsie Sogen reo> 1rcr, pao en- ellel
onoen Moo6e lrffeoe @iltoricn IT'S.
-Me0lemmerlle al Soloaterbiem:
met / Marlbolltomn far pou ct Wp:
Sc Deotogct. en- &elolutiou, iiplg;
bpilfcu Sc forpli9ter Jig til life POI
noaen Moobe at blonoe fig / Go1un:
tp Nolitifcu beo Set folnmel1be &olQ
&eo tibligerc Bnlg bor Der altiO fore
aooet cit ltprf Mgitotion ior Sc. for
Ificllige County &o10iooter .blano'
@jemmets 9eboere, }fiort set naa i
ges, at Eol,ntp Bolitifen life o11gool
ber1 bircfte. 8ebperne / @ien11net ia,
iclp bobt in1oo 6ette, og @e1tprclict
bor citer Cine mooorbaoct Sen
6prlt I'LL CT set lpfteoes at lomle 81
1amle 5olouter ON en- fGlles sc il1lt:
ri1,g. Ser afptier al M9itotion Silent
met for oisie @ola..
- Set %fonmnenoe @1lbernprbalg
SSospo teg1ler til at blipe Ell tcn1nelii
inobiflct Miinre. Set ct cnOrm ife'
albeles ofgjort, at Glrmmins bill goc
limo poa at blibc &unoi0at for en- trco
ie Germin, og er ban pillig BERTH, nj,
bon / bpert Jol6 fife ert(Gre Set Oh
bent fpr pe6 5lutningen al 2cgislo:
l,r-5amlingen. 9crimoo er Ser IN
gen Mougel poo @1,bernpr=&anbiho
ter blonDt u5ton6pottcrne". Maio,
&atburu At Moriou, cit aalnn,cI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26
Urit! Trit.!|
gd[1gs % dosnos,
6elbrebelie for Deres
ipgoom.
9tnoes Sen, trit.
6rtt paa %be8inrin8.
6rit til 9ett.

hhrr f4fouh A Fnsuhp
nifrr fnr nron
nm, ,,hnnrtes .,;n, s
he siier III.
a. eiShs tt;,Hnn
IN, -, e.; f, ,i:suV
6sho ~ ~ o;Se1
M
n t.ybsii. ~ ~, 'I -
hons 'ffmrn.se.,rn,;;;SS}cv. -,
SyNSuI AuNSltttUlSS kUtt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

San pill 1astes. S ct 8rugsfor-
eningslofole / en- 2anosbp De6 &os=
filoc er, ifglge u@osf. Mp.", fblen,le
Nlutot opilaaet:
Seq un0ertegneoe tilbp0er mig
til slagtaing / bette gfteraar.
sgrbgoigit
Ntabnet).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26
st &jGrlts9ebs

a.: Gu tpipler on, at M11l1a Ell
Ifcr mig? NuDel, loo Ie'ber, Iaa ie
Der! 0enne berlige> gplbnc 2of bar
bum lfnnfet mig / @oor."
s.: r8irfelig, ia, loa toger ieg
mine Srb tilboge>. far bun giuct IiA
sen, iaa trer ieg, b,rn ellfer 9i1.
Sum plejer oilers at bore mcget paa<
boloenoc, og Sen 2of Scr Dor 81 nof
fpjtct bel,0e en- tre, fire &rpner, ON
life mere"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-19
PAN-PACIFIC
COMMIT TEE
BUSINESS MEN NAME REPRE-
SENTATIVES TO CONSIDER CON
SULAR CONVENTION HERE.

The special joint meeting of the
directors of the Merchants Association
and the Trustees of the Chamber of
Commerce met this afternoon in the
rooms of the Stangenwald building.
The purpose of the meet was to talk
over the plans for Pan-Pacific Con-
sular convention to be held in this
city in 1908, probably during the month
of July.
1t is the purpose of the men arrang-
ing for the convention to get con-
sular convention here first and then
make arrangements to have such bodies
as the National Educational Associa-
ton and the Commercial Travellers hold
conventions at the same time in this
city. 1t is the unanimous opinion of
the business men back of the scheme
that those bodies could be got here if
the consular convention can be obtain
ed.
The Promotion Committee realizes
the large amount of advertising which
would revert to these islands in case
such a convention can be obtained and
they are working for it in every way
in their power.
Among those present at today's meet
ing were II p Wood, f.. l. Spalding,
George w Smith, E. f., Paxton, j. f.
Morgan. J. r. Gait, f. II. Wodehouse,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-19
First Of
1907 Sugar
Sail Ships
BARK NUUANU FROM NEW YORK
TODAY WILL LOAD 1900 TONS AT
KAANAPALI.

The first of the cha-tered sailing
tonnage for the 1907 sugar season ar
rived today from New York when the
bark Nuuanu made poht. She is to
load 100 tons of sugar at Kaanapali
for around the Horn.
The sailing tonnage for the season
will consist of eight vessels, as follows:
The ship Erskine M. Phelps to load
800 tons at Honolulu in January; the
ship Edward Sewall to load 5000 tons
at Honolulu in February; the ship AS
tral to load $500 tons at Honolulu In
March; the ship Dirigo to load 800 tons
at Honolulu in April; the ship Kenil-
worth to load 1000 tons at Kahului in
January; the ship John Ena to load
1000 tons at Hilo in May; the bark Nu-
uanu to load 1900 tons at Haanapali in
March and the Foohng Suey to load
17CO tons at Eleele in March These
vessels will carry 32,3OO tons, as against
10000 tons by sail last season.
The Al. s.. S. Co. takes 222,S6O tons
of sugar via the Tehu&ntepec route,
during 1907.
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BabCOCk
Will Ship
Japanese
ROW OVER $1.15 INTERPRETERS
WITH PAYING OFF SHIPS CREW
WON'T GET AWAY TODAY.

Poets may sign over the ways of
maid" but all their conglomerate
breathings viii never equal the prodi-
guous sign that goes up from the
United states Shipping Commission
er's office over the ways of sailor.
"A row started this m. fning over
little matter Of S1.15 difference between
the reckoning of the captain and one
of the men being paid off from the Am
erican snip w. f. Babcock and be-
cause of this the payroll had to be held
up until this afternoon when it is hoped
that a settlement may be reached.
All the Babcock men will be paid
off and Captain StinsoN will sign a
crew of Japanese Only one Babcock
sailor was paid off this morning With
signing off the old and signing on the
new crew the Babcock will not get
away for Astoria today
For a voyage of 1S9 days the money
coming to the Babcock sailors averages
about SIS each, many having gone
deep into the "slops" for tobacco and
other things. 1t was over cigarette
bill that the dispute in regard to the
s115 arose.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-19
QUEENSLAND SUGAR
PLANTERS IMPORT
ITALIAN LABORERS

The Sydney Morning Herald Of re-
cent date says:
The Mossman Central Sugar Mill
Company, Queensland. is importing so
Italian labOrers to work as agricul.
tural and general laborers on the sugar
plantations of the farmers who are
growing cane for the company. The
terms of contract under which they are
to be brought out have been submitted
to the Federal Government. The wages
for field work, other than cane harvest
ing, are to be 25s per week and rations,
particulars of which are specified in the
contract, the working hours to be from
Z a. m. till p. m. on five days of the
week, and from a. m till 4 p. m. on
Saturdays, one hour being allowed for
dinner. Cane harvesting is to be done
at rates varying from As Cd per ton to
5s Cd for thrashed cane, and 5s Cd for
unthrashed, according to the average
of the crop per acre, Cd per ton extra
being allowed when the average is be-
low 10 tons per acre. While engaged
in cane harvesting the kIborers are to
find their own ration. The passage
money to Mossman is to be advanced,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-19
GEAR TALKS BACK
AT The GOVERNOR

Washington is singularly silent in
the matter of the protest against the
Lanai land exchange. Despite the fact
that the exchange as proposed by the
Governor is a matter that will be Of
special interest to the United States
Government and especially the War
Department, according to the claims
made by Judge Gear, the attorney for
Senator McCandless, no word from any
officials at Washington has been re-
ceived here by cable. 1t had been
thought that in all probability Senator
McCandless had endeavored through
the medium of cable advices tried to
secure the cooperation of the Wash
ington officials to aid him in his in
junction proceedings against the gov
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Each village cock
Hath twice done salutation."


Had Shakespeare had the privilege
of seeing the 1906 Poultry Show which
will open tomorrow at the. Queen street
skating rink he would have probably
written some other word than twice. "
For the village cocks on exhibition
have each and all of them done salu-
tation" many, many times since their
owners have taken them to the show.
1t is continual round ,of Growing
that is going on there.
This morning the rink was open to
the persons who have entered birds,
and the owners came bringing chickens
in all manner of ways. Some had
chickens in boxes, some in sacks, some
carried them under their arms. while
one man brought his in a bucket which
hung on his arm.
There are large number of birds
in the show, something like 500. There
are nearly 200 entries and they are all
fire looking chickens.
The pens which the Poultry AssOcia-
tion have this year are permanent ones
and they are very neat in appearance.
The GOODS are placed on benches which
place the birds at such an elevation
that they are most easily seen.
The judging Of the birds will begin
this afternoon and tomorrow at /
0AGA&-t4-S4-s&@A-S
The best cup OF Hawaiian coffee In
the city. New England Bakery and
Cafe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-19
DOC OUTWITS Police

Two dozen Chinese arrested last
night in the rooms about the Junction
saloon King and Beretania streets,
were allowed to go free in police court
this morning, there being no evidence
to suggest that they had been gambling
The police say that a ferocious dog
was used to guard the approach to the
alleged gambling rooms and while the
officers were negotiating with the dog
the Chinese on the inside are supposed
to have removed all signs of a game.
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o'clock the show will be thrown open
to the public. 1t will continue open un-
til Saturday evening.
Aside from the chicken show the
Farmers Institute has a very interest
ing collection of fruits and flowers in
view. There is also an exhibition of
the silk wcrms and number of the in
sects which destroy plant life in these
islands. This exhibit adds not a little
to the attraction of the show:
Those who have exhibited birds are
w. w. Hall F.. H. Krauss e. G.
Shorey, H. f. Singer. r. c. Brown. A.
G. Young, Harold Jeffs, p r. Isen-
berg, J. II, Craig, Thomas Rewcastle.
J. s. Lemon, c. McWayn T. Lishman,
w. T. Brigham, c. r. Frazier. f. C.
Atherton, f. j. Lowrey. r. r. Bath.
p. /. Weaver J, Cullen, Louis Caesar,
A w. Seabury, NJ. D. Pereira, L. c.
Ables, Clarence Macfarlane. H. II. Al
my, w. H. G. Arnemann, c. NJ. Cooke,
Jr, NJ. r. Douza, A. II. Otis, w. NJ
Giffard, Haleiwa Hotel, W. f. Fisher.
j. NJ. Scanlon. 3. F. Beardmore. An
tone Nunes, Chas Wagner, John Mark
ham, F. w Macfarlane A. Aklna,
Eben Low, p. F. Ryan, A. II. Along.
w. c. Weldon, Mrs. Mary Downey. w.
e Wall, George Robertson. w. w. Car
lyle, w Lanz. II. c. Phuger and j. J.
Greene.
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ernment. But the Senator and his at
torney as well, both disclaimed yester-
day having sent any word to President
Roosevelt in this matter. This claim
was indirectly corroborated from the
further fact that Governor Carter who
would certainly have been apprised by
cable if the Washington officials pro-
posed to take hand in the matter, had
received no cable advices from the
mainland on the subject.
Through the medium of the press
correspondents the mainland papers
have been acquainted win the circum-
stance of the injunction secured by
McCandless and with some of the ar
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