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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-24
IS SELECTING
A MESSENGER
ACTING COLLECTOR Is CHOOSING
A SUCCESSOR TO GEORGE LUCAS
IN LOCAL CUSTOMS SERVICE.

Acting Collector II. G. Stackable of
the Customs House is considering the
appointment Of a messenger i'm the
local service to succeed George lucas,
promoted. There rG-number Of cam
didates who are eligible to appoint
ment. having taken the civil service
examination recently and qualified.
The position pays $40 month.
The following are those, with their
percentages and residences, who are
eligible: James J. Cockett, Haleiwa
Hotel. $500 per cent; John X. Kaaeae,
Kalihi Camp, S7.2O per cent; Arthur p.
Watson, Honolulu. S7.2O per cent; Aku-
ma Akau, Waimanalo, $500 per cent;
Edward A. X William, Honolulu, S4.S0
per cent; Louis Feary, Honolulu $3.50
per cent; Ezakiel j. Rego, Honolulu
S44O per ent; Harry II. Hanakahi,
Honolulu, S42O per cent; w. p Hart
Honolulu, 81 per cent; John G. b. Cam
eron. Honolulu S1.2O per cent; Frank
]. Turk, Honolulu, 1920 per cent.
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ALL NATIONALITIES
ARE REGISTERED
MANY RACES ARE REPRESENTED
ON THE OFFICIAL ROLL OF
VOTERS FOR THIS COUNTY.

The list Of registered voters for the
county of Oahu shows many an in
teresting fact to the person who will
look over it carefully. Here are to be
found the names of men who come
from all parts and quarters of the globe
and who on the sixth of next November
will all have a hand in the election of
men who will govern them for the next
two years. Every race on the face
of the globe almost are represented in
making up the great American public.
Among the races are to be found
Chinese, japanese, Germans, Dutch,
British, Hawaiians, Norwegians, Ice
landers, Swedes, Austrians, Swiss,
Portuguese, Hollanders, Danes, Italians
Irish, Russians, French Belgiums, Ia
hitiaus, Greeks, Canadians Welsh and
Turks. aside from the Americans.
The man with the longest name is
Barenabo *. Keluhaunaele, who has
Kaikainahaole beaten because the lat
ter has no first name. The shortest
name is just plain Oni.
The oldest man to register is Lorenzo
p. Tenny who is 81. Mr.. Tenny is an
old original Lincoln Republican. He
Joined the Republican party before the
time of Fremont.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3,


Zeal Estate and improvements that
should invite the attention now of in
vestors who are looking for safe prom.
csitions. The property is offered under
foreclosure proceedings of the Hawaii
an Trust Co, Ltd, VS.. Mile Morris,
and the sale is ordered by the Hono,~
able w ]. Robinson, third Judge Of
the First Judicial Circuit
The land comprises > 64-10O acres
situate on King street, just Eva of the
Ralama rice fields.
Improvements comprise IA Cottages,
each containing Parlor, , Bedrooms,
Dining Room Kitchen and Bath. Al
present the rental returns are $40 per
month.
These buildings occupy but q portion
Of the property; the most valuable part
comprising piece approximately 172
feet on King Street and about 236 feet
deep to the portion now built on is
unOccupied.
There is also an unoccupied space OF
about 1870 feet at the mauka end OF
the property, giving roo mfor the cree.
ton of 4 more cottages
The Cottages are not old, and find
ready tenancy.
This valuable property is now pro-
ducing a good rental, which can bt
vastly enhanced by improving the un.
occupied portions.
All particulars required can be OBJ.
tanned by application to
MESSRS. BALLOU e MARX.
3O5 Stangenwald Building
Or to NJ. T. SIMONTON.
Commissioner.
4 tho T,,Jinip,r. Tlrf11i,7 ~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-24
CHURCH MEETINGS
ON THE GARDEN ISLE
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION MET
AT LIHUE AT WHICH THERE
WAS A LARGE ATTENDANCE.

The emf am ua' meetr Of Kauai
Evangelical Association was held last
week at Lihue, Kauai at which all of
the Hawaiian as well as "A Japanese,
Korean and Chinese churches were re-
presented.
The Korean church is a Methodist
institution but they were allowed re-
representatives. at the meeting of the as
ISOLATION The Chinese and Japanese
churches We're not organized in such
a way as to be eligible to membership
and at the meeting committees We're
appointed to reorganize them. The
Japanese church at Lihue on last
Thursday morning was so organized by
Rev. E. w. Thwing and Rev O. H.
| Gulick. The Chinese church at Wal
mea will be so organized in about a
month
! A birthday meeting in honor of
Mother Rice was held on Friday in the
church at Lihue. Mother Rice was
not present but was represented by her
son w. H. Rice ]. NJ. Lydgate spoke
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in English, Rev O. H. Gulick in Ha-
waiian, Rev e. w. Thwing in Chinese
and japanese and Rev. Timoteo in Ha-
waiian and all paid a tribute to Mother
Rice and the great work she has done
in these islands for the natives To
these remarks her son w. H. Rice re-
piled in Hawaiian and English.
A union meeting was held on Friday
evening in the Salvation Army bar
racks at Koloa and an enthusiastic
meeting followed
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McCLANAHAN ON MAUI.

The steamer Helene arrived this
morning from Lahaina, Kawaihae and
Hamakua ports. Purser Dunn reports
that the vessel took e. b. McClanahan,
Sam Kaloa and G. X. Keawehaku, the
interpreter, from Kawaihae to Lahaina
yesterday. McClanahan will continue
his campaign for delegate on Maui.
Robert Hendry son of the U. S. Marshal
arrived by the Helene from Lahaina
today.
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Won Hamm- Young Co

WAS a fully equipped machine shop
ZoF manufacturing and making repairs
ALSO AGENTS FOR
Union Gas Engine Co,
Troy Laundry Co.,
Hamilton Tool Co.,
ParafI1ne Paint Co.,
Frederick Paint Co.,
MReEe, Gottfried Co,
Ohmen Engine Co.,
Erie Engine Works,
Sterling Boiler Co.,
Risdon-Suizer Pumps,
Wagner Bullock Elect. Co.,
Dow Pump Works,
HaSelhurst Centrifugal Pumps,
Frick Ice Machinery Co.,
Eclipse Corliss Engine,
TAS Engelberg Rice Mach. Co.,
Western Expanded Metal Co.,
Ut, Louis Expanded Metal Co.
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Mrs Smith was formerly Miss N..u.
49, Mr. smith was manager ur 0n.
Hawaiian Hotel FOR time. aud v..
afterwards connected with the m1u-
agomyul of the Young The ltID
daughter has been chrIstcncd Frances
Ellen
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ALLEGED BUFoRD THIEVES.

Frank Costa and P. Marcello, who are
alleged to have stolen various articles
from the transport Buford, were placed
on trial in the federal court this morn
ing They are said to have taken some
napkins, towels, etc, from the vessel,
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One thief does not fill
ajail nor does his arrest
mean safety to your val
UableS. There is an
other one looking at
your SiIverwlre and he
will get it if you leave
it in the house. DepO-
sit it with us and have
absolute safety. = he
expense is normal
Henry WaterhOuSe
Trust Co., Ltd.
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HILONIAN LOADING RAW SUGAR.
The S. S. Hilonian is to load $500
tons of raw sugar at this port for San
Francisco. She Is likely to get away
Friday afternoon or Saturday for the
Coast, via Hilo.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVING.

Wednesday, October "a.
Stmr Helene, Nelson, from Lahaina
Kawaihae and Hamakua ports at 4:2O
a, IN. with "A head cattle and 16 calves
Schr, Concord, from Kona ports at
q. m.
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james f. Morgan,
AUCTION. CIR AND
BROKER.
lii-S67 Kaahumanu 81. Tel MAR !.
p. o Boz gst.
An Opportunity

Commissioner NJ. T. Simonton will
sell at Public Auction at the front en-
trance of the judiciary Building, Ho-
nolulu on
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NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condense 4
News Of the Day.

It doesn't make any difference
what you want or what you
have but don't want, star
Classified Ads will help you out
with absolute certainty. Want
Ads inserted three times for 25c.
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DEPARTING.

Wednesday, October "a.
Stmr Kauai, Bruhn, for Hamakua
ports and Hilo at 5 p. m.
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PASSENGERS.
Arriving

Per Stmr Helene, October from La
haina-Robert Hendry.
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Fire insurance.!

Atlas Assurance Company
of London.
New York Underwriters
Agency.
Providence Washington In
surance Company.
EHB B. ?. DILLINGHAM; co., LIMITED
General Agents for Hawaii
BSurth Floor, Stangenwald Building
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FL SOCIALISMO YLAS
COStumbfeS.

Las colonias austraIianas, que estan
mas adslantados que Europa en- el canine
de las reformas Bociales,l6 rara hablar con
mayor exactitud en- el camino de las refor-
mas reclamadas por los polfticos socialis-
tas, han perfeccionado singularmente el
vocabulario de las pol6micas.
he aquf una muestra:
Un diario de Sidney, que consagra su
artfculo un adversario polftico, 10 titula
"Jones, maestro cantor y leproso'', baio
este tftulo lleno de promesaB Sc leeu frases
del estilo siguiente:
"Es penoBo tener que ocuparnoa de un
tai canalla, a6n cuando Sc trata del interes
p6blico, pero el deber es imperioso. Jones
es, en- cuanto 81, un sretino criminal, &
quien podrfamos ignorar, pero los dineIos
de este animal le han Waldo una posici6n
de noUoriedad Jones .es un criminal de
Ia peor eSpecie, J tai gentuza, para mayor
gracia, golpea q las mujeres Este era
pulilla es tambien un cobarde
Z asf sucesivamente, columnas mas
columnas, q las cualeB9 Jones contesta en-
el mismo tono, en- otro peri6dico.
lValientes deSlenguados
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LUTO De TODOS COlORES.

En- Siria Sc lIeva Ell luto de azul celeste.
En- Egipto, color de hoja SEGA amari-
rillenta. ~
En- Ethiopia, blanco ceniciento.
En- la China, azul muy oscuro.
En- Europa, America, Jap6n, etc.,
negro.
ICu6l es la causa de>esta desconformidad
en- los colores2
Cada pals cree tener iustas razones en-
apoyo de su idea y para Obrar en- esta
forma.
Ell luto de color azul celeste denota ell
lugar 8 sitio que sc degea para los muertos.
Ell hoja SEGA representa- el fin de Ia vida
porque las plantas, cuando Sc marchitan
mueren, Sc vuelven amarillentas.
Ell ceniciento representa- Ell color de la
TERRA en- que Sc convieTten los cadSveres.
Ell blanco indica Ia pureza de Ia vida
de difunto.
Ell encarnado, recuerda el fuego en- que
Sc consumi6 la vida del difunto.
Ell azul oscuro indica ell color del quin-
to cielo, donde Green ir Jos elegidos.
Por dltimo, el negro manifesto la pri-
vaci6n de la luz y la vida.
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De CINCO REPUBLI-
cas- hispano anne-
.riCanas.
La nueVa Ciudad de Valparaiso
Parsdss de muGhas Casas en- Mexico que COnts-
Rian OrO ] plata.

Buenos Aires, Sep. Ell flandes Erik
Waldomar Ehrstron, ha sido detenido en-
Santa Ana petici6n de la legaci6n de
Russia, que 10 acusa de haber estafado 3
millones, mientras era cajero de una gran
corporation. Ell acusado dice que es ino-
cente
La Paz, Bolivia, Sep.-El Congreso
ha comenzado Ia discussion del contrato de
ferrOcarril de "Speyer = Co." Sc oponen q
6llos senadores Salamanca y Berries, quie-
mes. atacarOn & este. La mayorfa de la
prensa defende a la administration. 49,
La compafia del ferrocarril de Antofa.
gasta ha presentado. una apelaci6n al 60
bierno boliviano insistiendo en- que cumpla
la clausula del contrato que le da privile-
gio exclusive para construir ferrocaTriles
en- ell interior de Bolivia. La apelaci6n es
en- realidad una prOtesta contra el Contrato
Speyer.
Valparaiso, Chile, Setiembre.-El va
per chileno "Linari" lego aquf hoy tra-
yendo un gran cargamento de vfveres y
otros efectos mandados por ell gobierno del
PERT para auxilio de las vfctimas del to-
remote,
La comisi6n que SO ocupa de la recons-
trucci6n de Valparaiso, ha decidido que
gran paIte del barrio mas arruinado se
convierta en- un puerto interior.
Ell gobierno concedera faciIidades espe-
CialeS todoS los ciudadanos que quieran
Teedifcar sus caSas.
La impression general aquf eS que Val.
paraiso renacera de sus ruinas en- condi-
ci6n mucho mejor que antes del desastre.
To o;udoJ uo hOJIo hoSo Ia Low uooroioI "
reinan ell orden y Ia tranquilidad.
Ciudad de Mexico, septiembre.-Se ha
descubierto que las paredes de muchas ca.
Bas de adobe, en- Guanajuato, contenfan
orc plata en- cantidades apreciables. Sc
iestruyeron trescientas para hacer sitio al
FerrocarriI Central de Mexico una COM
pafifa fuudidora que compr6 las ruinas ha
Sscado de elias mas de $4,000. Las pa
redes de esas casas 80 habfan hecho con
tango procedente de Varias ricas minaB
Managua, Nicaragua, Setiembre.-- Mica
ragua no estar& representada en- la Confe-
rencia de Costa Rica relativa al tratado
de paz "Marblehead:" considera que pre-.
Was convenciones tratados de arbitraje
para la paz como los de Coriuto, que sc
hallan en- fuerza entire Nicaragua otrof
Esbados centroamericanos, son prueba de
los Hentimientos depaz y fraternidad de
Nicaragua, pOlftica que ese gobierno Sc
guir6 siempre. @... t..
En Londres Sc ratifc6 Ell 25 de agosto
un tratado de la absolute Independence
del territorio de Mosquitoes. Nicaragus
recOnoce todos los privilegios concedidos
Greytown y el resultado Sc ha celebrate
con entugiasmo en- todo el pals.
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En- sl crucerO Denver" saldrsn sl sabado para
Ia iabana, 81 gObernador Winthrop, 81
ssHOra J sI SsGrstarIO ST. Frazier.

Confrmadas las noticias de nuestro SER
vicio cablegrafco, respecto de la designa-
ci6n del Gobernador Beckman Winthrop.
para marchar Ia isla de Cuba, sus-
tituyendole en- Puerto Rico eI Secretario
del gobierno Mr.. Regis III. Post, ell s6bado
proximo embarcan para la Habana los
distinguidos esposos Para llevarles su
nuevo destino ha salido para este puerto Ell
crucero de Ia marina de guerra americana
Denver" en- 81 que realizar6n 81 yiaje.
El'secretario particular del gobernador,
sefior Frazier, va tamhien Cuba en- las
mismas funCiones que be desempenado
quf.
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Consume de Ia .CeNeza.

Segdn una estadfstica que acaba de pu-
blicarse en- Bruselas, el consume de Ia
cerveza alcanz6, en- 1905, q Ia respectable
cifra de mil seiscientos milllones de
litros.
Esta cantidad representa-, por cabeza,
comprendidas mujeres y nifos, la mediada
de 225 litros por aho.
ClCosa curiosa, este consume de lfquido,
que parece exagerado, no impide los
belgas ser un pueblo econ6mico. El 10.
de agosto del a1o Gltimo, el total de su.
mas depositadas en- la GAIA de ahorroa
alcanz6 4 Ia cifra de mil ciento sesenta J
tres milIones de frances.
Esto compensa aquello.
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JuzgadO de Paz.
JuIGIOs de hoy.

Francisco BeIber, Leopoldo Radas, Juan
F. Quintas, Hermenegildo Rodriguez, Do.
rotea Jorge, Geronimo Nievss y Marcelino
D6vila, por tener animales realengos en-
Puerta de TERRA, so centavos cada uno
Pedro Cirilo, por expender pan en- una
Canasta, 81.
Ramon Sierra, dormfa en- el balloon de
una casa en- Puerta de TERRA, SIS.
Carmelo Rosario, por implorar la Carl
dad 'p6blica, dias de arreato.
Pedro Perez Robles, por insultar Fe-
lfcita Felix, $40.
Julio Rosa, pr estar en- Ia via pdblica
en- traje contrariO Ia moral, "a dias de
arresto.
Venancia Oquendo, Inocencia Lopez y
Salvador Gonzalez, por rifia, 50 cada
uno.
FuerOn absueItOs siete acusadOs de di-
yersas faltas.
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METILOIDE6-EI mejor mas seguro
de todos los espaciicos hasta ahora conocido
para Id cuFa permanente de todas las enfer-
medades de la ureta, va sean estas Cr6niosg 3
agudass Oontiene el flujo cura por COM
parade similar, Lar gOnorreas, espermatornas
cistltia, sct. Mejor pue lasinyeccioues muy
superior 81 s6ndalo copaiba. Empieza
Eurtir 50 efecto Las tres cuatra horas de
habeFIe tornado.
Los nMETILOIDES5" son f8siIes de tomar
est8n preparados de manera puo no revnel-
ven 81 est6mago hi prOducen malos efectos,
De Venta en todas las Botioas. Pfdanse
muestrag gratis q Bus dnicos fsbHiGsntes-
Frederick Etaarng q Ca. Detroit. Miphi,
gan n, a.
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Mr. MagOon a Cuba.

New Octubre a, 130p m
Mr. Nagoon, af dune Ia Intervention ect6en
las reelecioneR
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The IIlELA ERR.

Casa recientemente alberta con
espaciosas y bien amuebladas ha-
bitaciones, situada en- la calle Ii
entire Ga. y IA. Ayenida, accesi-
bic q los tranvias el6ctricos, ele-
vados, tranvias subterraneos, item
das y otros parajes pdblicos.
Ofrezco q las personas que nos
visiten en- esta estaci6n IN esme-
rado trato, precios limitados Co
mida q Ia criolla.
rRoF1ETARIo, = @. De1gado.
NEW-YQRK-
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En- Ia Mansion EjecutiVa.

Esta mafiana han visitado al goberna-
dor Winthrop, celebrando con ell detenida
conferencia los Be1ores LIDO. Lnis Mufioz
Morales, jusz de la CoTte de Distrito de
Guayama, don Jaime Annexy presidente
de turno de la Union de Puerto Rico ell
director de la Correspondence" doctor
M. Zeno Gambia.
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PASEO MILlTAR.

Mahana sale la Compa1fa A, del regi.
miento de Puerto Rico, en- paseo militar,
estando por dias fuera de la Capital.
A Su regreso ssguiran saliendo las de-
mas companies e1 orden de letras
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Roosevelt Y Root.

New York, Octubre 8, l30 p m.
Roosevelt
ha dirjido un depacho cablegT6fco& MI.
mii para gaTantzaraa
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QUINTA En- HATO REY.

Sc desea comprar una, con casa 3 sin ella,
con terreno no menos de una cuerda Tam
bien Sc compran acciones del Banco de Pto
Rico.
Para informe apartado de correo no. 122
9 Tanca no. 2 Segundo piso. Con Core
dores sin ellos.
6.v. a.
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les e ma ahs
p qo oye san1zz
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Asesinatos en- Varsovia.

Ocubre g., 130
Un depaho de San Peteburgo no
d de dinamta dos generates pteneentes
Varovis.
Los agresoes fueOn detendO san pasados
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MaIestar en- Tanger

q York,O ctuhre5, M,
Tanger
Varo
hacienda . os seuropeoa
Sultan moviza
bidas areeds
Reina en- las colonies de Tduge
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A los sEEOREs MEDIeOs.

Sc Venden buenos modernos libros de
medicina y cirugfa, instrumentos de ci-
rugfa. San Jose "A, altos. San Juan,
z. TO- Y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-21
Superintendent Hostetler Will
Introduce Study in Country
Schools
INSTRUCTORS FOR NORMA
Part Of the List for the Annual Insti-
tute is Determined Upon-John Cam
eron, of Cedar Rapids, Will Have
Charge of Agriculture and Nature
Study-Winship in Lectures.

In view of the fact that she is to
schools of the county next year. SUI
perintendent Mary 4 Hostetler will
make agriculture a feature in the an
nual normal institute. which is to be-
gin in this city on July 10, and CON
tinue during the following fortnight
Mr.. John Cameron, of the Cedar Rapids
high school, will have charge of the
new branch, in addition TO nature
study, and by the class room work the
the teaching of the new study at the
beginning OF the fall term.
Superintendent Hostetler has already
determined upon partial list of the
instructors for the institute. Some of
the branches are yet TO be filled, and
some of the lecturers have not as yet
been chosen.
Mrs. Hattie Moore Mitchell, of Drake
University Des Moines, who has been
in the institutes of the past few years,
will have charge of the classes in al
ithmetic, and will deliver a series of
lectures on the theory of teaching. r.
L. Coburn. of Boone. supervisor of mu-
sic In the schools of that city, and u
voice instructor and chorus director,
will have charge of the music, which is
the only subject that the law requires
must be taught in county institutes.
Drawing and writing, two other im-
portant branches, will be in charge of
Miss Alice 3. Lincoln, principal of the
Arson school of this city. Primary
methods will be taught by Miss Jeans
cite Mills, of the Des Moines public
schools, who is considered one of the
best primary teachers in the state.
Miss Mills is step-daughter of John
r. Sage. director of the Iowa weather
and crop service.
A. E. Winship. of Boston editor OF
the New England Journal of Educa-
ton, who was at the institutions last
year to deliver lectures has been en-
gagged again for this year. Mr.. VIM
ship will be here during the first twof
days and will lecture on general sub
jects.
The institute promises to be largely
attended, judging from letters of in-S
quiry on the part of teachers that have
reached the county superintendent
office. "A large number from points
outside the county is expected to en-.
roll for the normal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-21

Tuesday, enters complaint to the
es-Republican because of a lack
of service on the part of the stree,
railway company, in not meeting the
train with cars, and giving the tired
eXcursonists, and especially women
with small children, an opportunity to
the distance.
The citizen is of the opinion that the
street car company could have we'll al
forded keeping its cars out for shot
time longer, as it was only l0:40 when
the excursion train pulled into the un :
ion station. All of the cars We're not
then in the barn for the night. Es-
pecially does the citizen think it lack
of service in view of the fact that the
company holds two cars for theater
patrons, and runs one on each line,
sometimes for a mere handful of peo-
pie.
superintendent Hovey says that the
reason cars We're not placed at the sta
ton to meet the eXcursionists was that
past experience had proved that it did
not pay. That is the first excursion
of the grocers that the company did
not meet. and every time before the
business done was not sufficient to pay
for the extra hours and power. Mr.
Hovey also says that had he been able
to find out just what time the train
would arrive, and he had known thas
it would be in at 10:40. he would hava
risked the expense to meet the train.
He was unable, however, to ascertain
the exact time, and did not think it
wise to keep his men up, and the cars
out. on an uncertainty.