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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

gen auf Griuden Der lt1otilden Sc.
ltotorcn nah Nnnopolis gebenL Inn
be5iiglid) Der Dor mebrcren Sngen
bonn equator Terfins i'm Senate
eingereidtcngia per1onlmen 81 mer.
Den, pelde Die 9ranO Siitrifts-
Gonmiiiion ouibcbt, iobolo ibr &C.
ri6t be5iiglif ser Grweiterung Der
2igbtltroBc in SGnbcn ocS Stoot.
HegiitrotorS lit, uno lire @eiunlt an
Die StroBen . Irlrdbrud)S Commit
iGre iibcrtr1gt. SobolO ooS SobofS.
2ogcrhous Oes StoutcS IN Den gclit
Scr Stoot i~ibcrgebt, io9tc Sberit
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iion ibre arbcitcn bolO %pollcnoen;
uorocm f0nlte tic nber Die @crtbcr-
bobun0S 3 Allflagc nidt icItieBen.
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gcip ii fl.
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u. Soen, GorIiBer Der Snoultrie'
Gommiiiion, itottfono, muroe be-
lhloliel1, cine Bill in Der 2c9iSlatur
ein5urei6cn, Die %Grnennultg zines
muni5ipolen Stotiltifers nltorilircno
pllrtb Den Wopor, oen Staot = Erofll-
rotor, Den ErGiioenten Der nSobn5
Sopfins' ltnipcriit1t" uno Den GrG.
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6abrifanten.
Gieolte &eerpoir Sroge,
Ser Streit iibcr ocn Ylob fir Die
glnloge zines &cicrpoirs fir Die Ser.
lorgung Der bod gele9encn Staot.
tbeile miro beute IN elmer Scriamm.
lung ser @aiIcrbeborbc crnellert mcrs
Den, lno cS wiirOe gar nid)t liberia.
iher, menn Die 9eboroe onoers emit
l6eibcn ioate, ais JIG Dor ied)s Mona
ten tbot, Canals entidico cincIfebr.
belt Der @eboroe iif fir ben Sen
wortb : Ylob, ser 81 500 PRO gder
5u crbolten lit. @oiier 8 Sngenieur
0ilid uno GommiIidr Bob itintmten
iiir Den @iuiumS : Elob, Der 6i $500
pro Ifcr gcfolit peroen fam, Cine
Ge%rorOnung fir Den glnfallf ocS Sen
NORTH = BlobcS Dltroe bomols I'M
Stootrotbe cingerei6t rnb id)lums
inert iett I'M Gomitc fir @aiiermcrfc.
Ser fiir5lid peritorbene &r. 2oltis u.
Dieter ltimnte nit Der Webrbcit,
ober fur3 Dor ieinem Ibleben loa CT
geGuBert boben, ooB er einen 8ebler
beging. Sebt lit Die 9eboroe IN 5mci
gIeihe &alitcn 9ctbeilt bSilglid Der
6rage, uno Der bonn Wtopor Simonus
81 erilem1enoe Nohfolger ocs Srn.
9ictcr miro sic entiheiocnbe Stinln1c
bobcn, Sr. Nlid mar l6on 5u@lin
ltcl, bcS @iaioms 9 YlobeS, ols Der
Galloway . Ylas ultSgcInd)t nuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

piloIterung pTponot meroen fon~
l,er, nbnc bob Scr Stootratb l%ueitere
Scroronmtgen onnimmt.
lntcr5eihnet.
WoDor Sinlonils bcnofrid)tigte
Den Sta0tratb, oaB CT Die folgenoct
Gerorbnlngen unter5eidnct babe:
SIS bis 81 $50 ltrofbor 5u MAIDEN,
@ogen nit Ginger 10 SIT iiberlooen,
DOB Ginger allf Die StroBe obiGat;
perlhicoere 8erorbnllngen fir ons
Sd)licben pbcr Den 0llrd)brllh BON
Stroben uto Aqeps 81 mioerruien;
Der yGolpert Sall Illlmnli Nlio.
citation" ben Gompfer y2otrobc" an
/. Moi 5llr ircien 8erfii9ilng SIT ltcl,
let;
Der ,S%ebbington : Ffcil furniture
So" 81 crlolrbelt, an Der Ode bon
2ofelpooo slpc. ullo Tiaonltrobc cine
Giicnbobnueihe 81 legcn.
Gin 8eto.
WtnDor Simonus bciegtc bic Ser
oronung, Den Namen @ooomonion-
Macp inS lipcltroBe um5ltGnocrn, nit
ieiitcm %cto, neil es feline 8poon,nl,-
ioll., lonOern lilr cine @ooomonIl.
lep giebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

9u$ Sc It ament ocS Erot
8 TT 0 81 d) $. - Gas an Gage Dor
ieincm Sooe obgefoBteS eitanlent oes
om IS. Sebruor geltorbencn Erotel'
TORS Otto Studs murbe geIterrl I'M
@oiien0criht eingereid)t. Sn ocm'
ielben beitinmt CT, oaB lein Seidp
mont pcrbronrt urto Die aidlc I'M
Grade ieiner eriten Srull IN MIND
polls bcigcicbt lueroen loa. Gr
bintcrlGBt iciner 6roli ole poaitanoi-
&c Ginrifturg in Dem SolIle Nr.
1911, ct. EdulitroBe, uno Den Nieb'
brolld) oeliclber, 10 LANCE iie eS 5il be-
wobnen piinift, ionic $3.50 goar-
gelo fir ibrc iofortigcn 9cbiirfnil.
ie. Sp0ter iol bos SauS perfoiiit
nerbcn rnb bos Ginfommen lpa Der
@ittiue 3uiollcn. 9os Ginfommerl
miro oui $720 pro Sobr geih1tl.-
Nod bent 1obe Der Sroli 6lld)s nlllB
oergtodloB in If 5beile gctbeilt iper-
ocn, mo 5lpar erboltcn: Sroli Souilc
Strilner bon Ebilaoelpbin, iein Brit
Der Scrmonn Sild)s in Werdolltspil-
le, SIS, nno ieine Sticftodtcr 5rall
Gao 20. Sones, ie 5iuei Sbcilc, mo
Srou Gnno 6leer, 5roil emma 3ieg-
Ter bon philadelphia, SRI. 2ulaStrn
ben BON Y~bilooelpbio, Sri. Gliie
Strupen bon Ebilubelpbia, 5roll
2lllil Wilnop bon Herd)ontspiae, g.
s., gilbert Strupen pouEbilooelpbio,
Heife, 8rau glbcrt Studs, Sdfuagc-
rim, bon Sbcrmoob, @..Io., Sroil
Birdie Sboof bon @eit.Girginien,
5roll Hoci6cn Srcm unb Srou 2uIll
Gig9s bon @elt-I irainicn, Den Geit.
Sic rMopoltp" bon icinen 9iidcrll
f1ut an feline Sdmelter in YbilooeI-
pbio. Icsgleifen bat CT bent nsla-
gemeinen 9elltibcn @oiienbouie"
$50 ncrn,ndt.
GfrfuIirte d. t s
q Ell 8. Der Neger Clifford @il-
ion itoro seitern Dor Dem 9unoes-
Gommiiidr &o9ers auf bic gnihilloi.
oitng bin gefdlidtes @elo peraus-
gobt gu boben. Ser Neoer ipitroe
ben 9uuocs-@ robgeidiporenen iibcr-
mieien. !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

Gin idtnrs anb nitlides @eidcnl
fir Mnsrb5riec III thinner cine lcbcns'
eroke Ebotoeraybir ubcr cine finit'
Icriid bpaenbttt- Gopie eineS alien
8ilbes' In Gratpr, @aFcrfarbe, Del
eSer TaicG. pic 1d5ifieh 9abinet'
bifbcr MIR ST. prb 9nteRb. 81
SnIiMs SebbeI, 6eutiher N~botosrapb,
81 NprS-Uas'S trahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20


@rGnoc. = Sin glorm pom Ga=
item gtr. 16S rief bic Seilcrpcbr &c.
tern nod Der Wobnung bon Srn. ".
&nnd,, Nr. 2004, Sountoin.S troBc,
luoielbit in IoIge cines id,noboftcl,
ShornlteinS 6euer entitonben mar,
ucld)es 5000 Sd)aoen anriftete.
Gurh Die erpIoiton zines Ge.
trole1mofcns cntltono gcitern Nod)'
mittuo fnr5 por A ltbr IN ser aii6e
Der @obnlltg ppit Snntts 9ii6bcbolt.
ien, Mr. 234, NorSg' TnppIetonitrobe,
Elm Ielier, mcldes einen Sdooen bon
nnacfdbr $25 auridJftte. Der s(Iorm
mutbc bon @ht. yStoeef,9 @r. $3.50,
@eIi satatoaaItrabe einocionbt. d
#lfItHf|.t nm III EfGTff4tEHH.. L.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
SdiffSfarien BON ntb mod SentiG'
lamb.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: So.
jiite $45 uno $47.50; 9remen-9aI.
tinore $3.50. Munbreiie su biuise.
rem Rreiie. Sbeu. $. 9iener & &c.,
git 9it.galtimore.S trabe. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Stabt Baltimore.
1lntcrbaltnngs- ySc9luciicr.

,Winiifs Nfnoemic." - Sicle ISOLDE: ,Tbc
Mufc OF gtlbnmbrd."
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s~Suobcn's Stats"
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S1loebiue gIrritcuun1cll. Sdglihc Wtaiinee.
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BELLS SriranuOuuSu 80.
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Neperioirc:
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,Nlce1rrs@cianaucretn," Observation-Disclosures"
tuo ,9pcuit. Yrint' Ninrnrrulur." Sicnitaq,
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Der .@crnlnnin pIiuner6ura Safe.
,Nismnrt. Gnir." - SieHitug, ben 90. Widr5,
Gr6ftminO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
IIiIITII" NLDLuUFIeT- JIlI- "
@Qtrtbur ~. WDbiun,
.oi Wr. f27, cE.Uaalmose. etraht.

Taiiase . Netariats 0clomedicI.
gnrcam. Sdiffsfarten fiir ole
0ampfer.2 inien. Meiirpdiie, @ediel,
@elbwedieI uno @elbienoungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Steo. $. 0iener l. 60.

&eiie. Bureai, utt6 Wehielltibe.
Sbiffsfarten bon iirto nah DentlH'
lanS nit bent Norobeutiden 2lopo
ilnb nnoeren 2inien. &eiiepGiie, Wetr'
fel, greoitbriefe n,tS @eloieuoungen.
'217 Of. 8altimortfr.
(62-)
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sitperldiii9iter 4itnbenidneiOer. 9e.
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(I21rsftNi Tr-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

pilolterung pqnanbt meroen fonv
llelt, obrlc bob Ser Stootratb mcitere
TrrnrNultunpn nunimutt
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-19

Erick Franson and family visited
at Viking over Sunday.
Harvest, as things appear now,will
be earlier than last year.
Julius ]. Olson returned this nom
ing from Thief River Fails.
Chas Johnson has had city water
put in at his hotel this week.
Mrs. Taralseth and Mrs. Witten-
.sten are occupying their cottages at
Maple lake..
Work has been commenced on the
Hjerpe saloon building south of the
First National Bank.
/ Mrs. Ricardx White returned home
yesterday from a weeks visit with
friends at Crookston.
Frank Wittensten, Aug. A. John
son and Charley Wattam spent Sun
day last at Maple lake.
Miss Della Peterson, of Enok,
| Mimi, was a guest at the home OF
2. Peterson this week.
Deputy State Examiner.M. F.Kain
is in the city making an examine
tion of the county offices.
The Misses Leora Easton and
Filetias Cross returned home this
| morning from an outing at Maple
lake.
Mrs. G. H. Sandberg, son Roger,
and her sister Miss Berna Marcuson,
/ left last Thursday for Sweden where
they will visit for a year.
t Contractor Hoglund is pushing the
construction Of the Golden building,
the brickwork on the second story
being now we'll underway.
/ We had quite neavy rain yester-
day, but today the sun came out
1smiling between the clouds. The
grass crop is enormous this year, but
thus far haying has been done under
difficulties.
| r. e. Kezar has let the contract
Ito Mr.. Hoglund for a one story brick
building to be erected on the old
lSheaf lot purchased by him some
time ago, and adjoining his present
place of business.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-19
Local. News

0O~oAA A~e"S
The front Of the city nall has been
cleaned and painted this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Sather visited
with Crookston friends over Tuesday
night. "..
Fl. NJ. Miner the Ne wfolden land
man, spent few days in this city
this week
Fred Johnosn has been elected
street commissioner in place of Mr..
Thomas, resigned.
Supt. Mithun is acting as assistant
instructor at the summer school now
being held at Argyle
Conrad Engelstad is teaching
parochial school in the United
Lutheran church n this city.
Tickets to the Twin cities for the
G.. A. R.. encampment Aug. 1913
for sale at $500 for the round trip
by the 500 Line
Master Elmer Nilsson, of Mime
apolis, was passenger on Tuesday S
train on his way to Stephen to visit
his young friends.
Mrs. j. A. Bloomquist and child
rem left last Friday for Spruce Val
ley via the.Soo to visit her parents
and friends for few weeks.
Emil Hanson, OF Twin Valley, is
teaching parochial school for the
Synode congregation. He is a
student from Hamline, Mimi.
Mr.. John Gehrke, one of the new
settlers who moved in here from
Illinois last spring, is building
new residence on his place in Nc
Crea.
The Northwestern Telephone Com
pany has large amount Of wire at
the Great Northern depot and it
looks as though line is about to be
builtsalong the 500.
The Middle River Pioneer says
that it's editor and Albert Dalquist
got lost in the swamps when return
ing from fishing trip. The Sheat
would advise both Of them to come
to Warren 70 fish.
A new fire bell arrived Tuesday
morning and will soon be installed
in the beIfry of the city hall in place
of the one that was cracked shortly
before the tournament. 1t is q
splendid bell weighing go pounds,
and has good tone.
POINTER DOG LOST. Belong,
ing to /. NJ. Myrbo, Viking, Mimi,
lost on July 5th, last. Dog is of gray
color with black spots on back, also
scar above one eye. Anyone having
same in their possession, or aware o.
it's whereabouts, kindly notify above
address. t.
This is the way the ROLLS cores
pondent of the Middle River Pioneer
exults over the prospects in the east
ern part Of the county Crops neyel
looked finer. Our yellow dent corr
is tasseIing out; alfalfa is ready te
cut, and just as we are finishing w
the strawberry crop the raspberries
are ripening; Cucumbers are bios
soming and tomatoes pumpkins anG
other fruit are coming on at a lively
rate.
The band has received some yalu
able additions lately in its list O
members. Our readers will remem
Der the two excellent clarionet play
!. ers VINO assisted the band durins
the tournament week Chas- BottI
and Fred Bey. Mr.. Bolts has &C
cepted position with Mr. Farrel
and has been with the band for owe
week Mr.. Bey will arrive sool
and take a position in Ralston'
tonsorial parlors. Both gentlemen
are doubIy welcome to the city be
cause they are pleasant young mel
personally and their musical accom-
plishments are appreciated.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-19
CARD OF THANKS.

To the many kind and thoughtfu
friends that so cheerfully volunteer.
ed their comfo rting ministration te
us in the hours Of our grief conse.
quent upon the death Of our first
born son Casper we tender our heart.
felt gratitude Your helpful contri.
button shall ever abide precious
memory
Peter SWenson and family.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-19

. Elias Hjelle was an Angus visitor
last Sunday.
Rev. Skunes was among the ar
rivals Monday morning.
G. A. Hitchcock, former mavor of
Crookston, was in the city yester-
day
Andrew Stenseth, the Thief River
Falls real estate man, was in the city
Tuesday.
J.. g. Brinkerhoff, editor Of the
Stephen Leader, spent Tuesday night
| in town.
Mrs. John E. Lund and children
visited at the home of Otto Alien of
Radium last Sunday
Gunnar Young, brother of AlbIn
Young Of this city, has profitable
employment at Morenci, Arizona.
Aagaard Johnson. of FoIdanl, and
John Philip, of Spruce Valley, are
on a visiting trip to Illinois these
days.
Prof. VIM. Angus, wife and daugh-
ter left for Garfield, Mimi. last week
Ito spend part of the summer vaca-
ton.
VIII Benzie was in town Tuesday
calling on all his old acquaintance.
He is travelling for the Boston Candy
CO., of Minneapolis.
| j. s. Hilleboe and E. Q. Bystrom
have been appointed by the board as
d committee to inspect the state
bitches in this county.
n. c.. Mcdonald returned home
Saturday from trip to the coast,
| going by the northern route and re-
turning via the Southern Pacific.
Said Mydin. Of Foldahl. left for a
"trip to Washington last Friday with
a view of looking over the coun try.
He will be gone about three weeks.
/ p. n. Blomsness, who is conduct
ing blacksmith shop at Alvarado,
visited with his family in this city
over Sunday. He intends to move
his family to Alvarado soon.
i Mrs. J. n. Jessup, who has been
here on visit with her sister, Mrs.
i A. Z. Robinson during several weeks
i past, left last Friday for Baudette,
| Mimi, to visit sister residing
| there.
\ A. H. Kringsberg, of Middle River,
], was inthe city last Friday. He is
selling grave stones and monuments
Of durable and artistic make. and
expected to receive many orders in
this part Of the county. See his ad.
i Adolph Lindseth returned last Fri.
day from visit to his old home at
!. Madison, MINI. During his absence
{, he also visited with our former
! toWnsman Peter Bergh at Dawson,
and report him and well and happy.
Evangelists Angove and Volstad, o1
8 Minneapolis, two lady missionarie.
i travelling in the interests Of pool
children and slum work, held a gospe
/ meeting on the street Tuesday even
ing. Quite a crowd gathered and en-
j joyed the speaking and singing Tht
latter especially was very good.
49,. 81 !. ia I'll
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-19
The Churches.
NJ. E. CHURCH.

Geo. E. TindaIl, Pastor.
The subject of the morning sermon
next Sunday at 1880 will be ssThe
Message Of Christ to the Church of
Pergamos' In the evening the
subject will be Lessons from the
ruins of Zlklag''.
Preaching services at Cooks school
mouse at 3ps m. A cordial welcome
to all is extended.
MISSION CHURCH.
O. j. Lundell. Pastor.
Services next Sunday, at Warren,
at 1890 a. M. and at p. M, Sum
day school at II M.
Services at Alvarado at 1880. a.
M, and at Aug. Winberg's, in Vega,
at 3p. m.
r Rev. Aug. RoadfeIt will conduct
services at Oslo, July 18th and 26tn,
in the evening.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-19
MISSION CHURCH.
O. J. Lundell PASTOR

SCANDINAVIAN NJ. E.
=ss A Andreasen, Pastor.
Services next Sunday at 1880 a.
m. and 5 p. m.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-19

500 Line Passenger.
Vest Bound 500 a. NJ.
East Bound IA p. %.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-30
MADE GLAD
Continued from Page II

nation, they have well earned the
privilege They have been industrious
and a steady element in the country s
labor supply. Cutting loose from their
former home ties they have made these
islands their land by adoption Their
large families have added to the in
dustrious population and their chill
dren, educated in the public and private
schools. as they come of age naturally
merge into the active body polite.
Secretary Atkinson. chairman of the
Board OF Immigration, when spoken to
about the matter yesterday, said ne had
contended all along that the Portu-
guese were eligible for citizenship
without the ability to read and write.
They ought to be naturalized and have
honlesteads allotted to them He mad
been working hard for that end.
Upon being assured by Judge Dole
of the eligibility of those people to be-
come naturalized. Mr. Pratt lost no
time in passing the authoritative opin-
ion along to several representative
Portuguese in town. These gave the
glad tidings to their fellow-country-
men Enthusiasm in the colony
amounting almost to a furore. ensued
Many friends OF elderly Portuguese
wanting homesteads made haste to
have personal interviews with the
Land Commissioner.
A movement has practically got un-
der way to have all of the Portuguese
pioneers naturalized before the first OF
October.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-30
LOCAL SHOW
Of POLITICS
Here and There on
the Republican
RiaIto.

Now, the question is asked relative
to the rule laid down by the club in
the Second Precinct of the Fifth Dis
trict that only advertised candidates
will receive recognition in that pre-
cinct
What becomes of the blank ballots
cast?" A member of the club is au-
thority for the statement that blanks
are as valuable to a candidate as a
blank in a lottery: that the candidate
receiving a majority vote only can have
the support of the members of the
club.
PLAN IS OPPOSED.
One gentleman in that zrecinct who
has been asked to run for the Senate
nomination remarkeI yesterday that
ne wo, d not tie hiself down to any
such arrangement and therefore he
would not be a candidate. The an
nouncement of Charlie Chillingworth
eases the minds of number Of voters
there who did not want to vote blanks
and who would take McCandless but
drew the line at Broad and Lilikalani.
Out in the Ninth of the Fourth the
Brown men are working hard to get
undesirable, or rather unfriendly-to-
success is indifferent and when the
time comes there will be very few
changes in the ticket.
MAY APPEAL.
John Kamanole is not satisfied with
the result of the committee work Tues
day night and said yesterday that he
would appeal from the decision. He Is
satisfied that his protest is a just one
and that he will yet win out. In this
he finds a number of people against
him. The decision was to admit both
sets of delegates, a result that, would
have been reached had the secretary
of the precinct club passed the nom
nations over to the chair as he was
expected to. With an appeal it would
seem that the desire now is to crowd
out the Costa delegates. Possibly there
will be no appeal and Kamanele will
be willing to play the game out against
the candidates of the other faction.
NO FIGHT AGAINST DWIGHT.
1t looks now as though there will be
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-30
ELECTRIC PUMPS
ARE DOING WELL

A. Gartley, manager of the Hawaiian
Electric Company. returned yesterday
from Kauai. where he has been en-
gagged in looking after the installation
OF pumps at McBryde plantation and
on work connected with the power
plant in Wainiha Valley. Mr. Gartley
reports that the electric pumps are
doing remarkably well. There has not
been hitch on the entire line and the
pumps are throwing up more water
than their capacity calls for.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-30

Captain Metcalf first went to sea as
a boy under Captain F. d. Walker OF
Honolulu in an East Indfaman- cap
tain Walker and family. with the ere"
OF the bark Wandering Minstrel, were
cast away on Ocean Island Is years
ago and lived there Il months before
they were rescued In 1899 Captain
Walker had the steamer City of Column
bia. bound hence for Japan, founder
under him off Niihau.
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no fight against sam Dwight for Ter
ritOriaI delegate from the Fifth Dis
trict. There was slate fixed up that
y.ould have tended that way but Willie
SInith;es has Withdrawn and left a
clear fel5 for Sam. The fight in the
precinct viii be against Lane and Vida
and a determined force of men viii go
to the primaries with the intention of
doing things. The voters over there
say they VIII not be dictated to by
Lane.
KALAKIELA'S MEETING.
Jack KaIakiela held a little mass
meeting of his own in Kalihi Tuesday
night and did plenty TO Brown. Jacks
particular grievance against Brown at
this time is the frequent excuses grant
ed policemen during working hours.
the time being given them, he says
for the purpose of getting votes to
support the machine. He says the ex-
pense to taxpayers through this leak
age would surprise the most ardent
support of the Sheriff. He goes fur
Their and invites the public to come
down to the office and see the records.
Jack is in a position to know some
thing about the subject and before the
primary ne may be induced to show a
transcript OF the records.
McCANDLESS VIEWS.
Link McCandless is of the opinion
that the plan OF the Second OF the
Fourth Club is correct but he believes
it should be made plain. He would
have, it arranged that there be two
columns on the ticket with yes and
no over them. In that way. he
says, the voter would know just where
he is at. Link is from the precinct of
the horny handed Sons of Labor and
he wants things to go right. 1t is said
over in the Fifth that the Labor party
is not free and independent of the Re-
publican party but a branch of it and
the Laborites are really Republicans
with q side name.
> Achi is confident of success provided
there is no combination of forces
against him. He believes that if it is
Labor against Republicans he can win
out and adds that it was the fusion OF
the Republicans with some Home
Rulers that prevented his carrying the
precincts club elections.
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K. FUkURODA
has just received the very best Barn
boo Screens for verandas. Try one.
Price 81 and $1.25 a foot.
% and 81 Hotel Street.
NOTICE.

All Sewing Machines left for repairs
at Renny's not called for by September
80 will be sold to pay expenses.
F. J. BENNY.
1855 Fort Street. Phone Main 42e.