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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-01

three small tables on the 23d of the
present month.
Legally qualified Sons of Skdoo from
all over the state will be invited The
move had its inception with City
Clerk William H Sa.idl\nd, who was
born July 2S, 1868. At the last city
election he was the only Republican
candidate to win at the pOlis.
He exhibits his record as proof that
the original skidoo renders loyal aid to
those Of his Amounted who acknowl-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-01
THE HAWAIIAN REALTY
AND MATURITY co. Ltd.

Real Estate, Mortgages, Loans and
Investment Securities. Homes built CD
he installment plan.
Home Office: Mcintyre Building, T. a.
&. K KENTWELL, General Manager
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-01

;ion by the scantiest of majorities. He
attributes his victory solely to the fact
that his patron hoodoo descended upon
the other fellow.
The constitution of the organization
states that it's purposes are the aboli-
ton of foolish supvrstitions and the
exaltation of the name of Skidoo.
Any person who is 20 years of age
may become a member upon proof of
his birth date. 1t is proposed to make
the organization national.
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REMOVAL NOTICE
DIR. T. MITAMURA.

Residence: No. 80 Vineyard street on
Duuka side End gate Eva side from
Nuuanu.
Office: No 1912 Nuuanu street on Eva
aide corner Vineyard.
Office Hours: 9-12 a. M; 5:80-7:3O p.
~.
Sunday by appointment
Telephone: Office White 151; residence
White 1852.
=. o. BOX S42
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-01
PENNSYLVANIA CUTS RATEs.

ENNIS 1 Nv ANA CUTS RATES.
PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-The
Pennsylvania railroad has established
a rate of fare of 2 1-2 cents a mile an
its entire system.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-01
The Latest
Wall Paper

Just received, a new stock of
wall paper Exquisite in design
and unique i'm coloring. The
shipment includes Ingram, Art
Noveau, Tapestry, etc, and the
goods are displayed in such way
as to greatly facilitate your
choice. We shall be glad to
have you pay our show-rooms a
visit.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-01

where it came up at 10 o'clock this
morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-01

Eiae JOB Printing. Star once.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
oats pisplaved for Charity.

Chicago, H., Jan. 4.-The third an
nual cat show, under the auspices Of
the National Cat Club, opened here TO
day in store building near the Audi
torium, on wabash avenue. This ex.
hibition Of eats has caused more stir
and aroused more interest than any pre-
vious exhibition Of that kind in Chi.
eago, owing to the fact that the pro
ceeds Of the show will be used TO help
the poor children Of this city. The al.
reetors Of the club have made special
efforts this year TO make the exhibition
interesting and attractive TO children.
Not only have they extended the scope
Of the exposition by including classes
open TO all exhibitors and cats Of every
kind and description. There are special
classes for cats exhibited by children,
pet cats, with or without pedigree and
freaks. Besides a large number Of
eats exhibited by local owners, there
are many entered by exhibitors from
Cleveland, Detroit, Cincinnati and 9th.
er cities Among the rarer kinds are
siamese, Persian, Angoras and orange
cats. A splendid class has been set
aside for Maltese.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

body are made by the principal morning
and noon. II Is very convenient to be
able to have tho students all together
each day.
Mr. Marlatt expects TO have a gen.
eral assembly Of the students occasion.
ally for a bit Of diversion, probably
once week, and n possible have some
professional or business man Of tho
city address them. He considers that
becoming acquainted and In touch
with the practical side is essentially a
part Of the studonts' education.
Tho principal yesterday issued or.
dcrs that all doors should be locked dur
ing any evening function In The new
building The is 20 prevent any out
sido disturbance
Yesterday Tho upper clausmen held
a meeting In the assembly hall 20 con
slider what course would be beat 20 pur
suo In answering many Of tho charges
brought against tho high school stud.
cnts Of hoodlumiam, using punch bowls
breaking up parties, etc. The meet
Ing was In great oarhostnoss, and Il
was decided that matters had gone 20
far, and been exaggerated 10 such an
extent, that II was high time tho stud.
onta correct them 10 preserve tho name
OF tho school. AZ far ne using punch
bowls ia concerned, that charge was
untrue 90 start with. Tho alleged hood.
lumism belongs 10 only an exceedingly
small por cent OF tho students, and
those students have now almost all quit
school. Tho only attempt at breaking
up a party was tho incident that hap.
pened az tho Duncan home, and instead
Of being by a lot OF offended seniors, as
was reported, was by a set of low out,
aidera, In which were business college
students Tho other class crowd bad
no intention Of breaking up che party
and meant no harm. The affair at the
dedication was a mistake, II 4 % he
admitted, but those who participated
In Il were prompted not by malice, and
arc now sorry Tor what they have done
and have resolved 20 down all suol
In tho future. Little things have been
magnihed by tho citizens, until th,
condition has really become serious
and Il is not altogether the students
fault.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
pedieating Memorial Hall.

Columbus, o., Jan. i.-EveTything is
In readiness for the formal dedication
Of tho Franklin County Memorial Han,
which win begin a. 2'30 this after
noon. Veterans Of the Civil War from
all parts OF the county and state be-
gan arriving here this morning, and
there will be large attendance az the
dedication exercises this afternoon. The
Fourth Regiment hand will furnish the
music for the occasion. There will be
addresses by the chairman OF the al.
dieFs' and sailors' committee, Col. Jas
Khbourne, by NJ. j, Briggs, Judge D.
p Pugh, George b. Donavin and 9th.
ers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

A Famous Remedy for Sick Headache
The cause Of this complaint is not
In the head al alli is comes from the
stomach. A stomach that has become
elogged by Oyereating, drinking OF
abuse In any manner, viii warn you BY
bringing on sick headache. Cure The
pain and distress In the stomach and
the headache will stop Of itself. All
bilious attacks, dyspepsia, belehing, bad
taste IN the mouth, muddy complexion
and yellow eyes are cured by this rem
edy. IL Is called DR.. Gums Improved
Liver Pills, one for a dose and is sold
by druggists all over the u s. for 25s
per box.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

T. J. Chambers, editor vindiea,or,
Liberty, Texas, writes December e5,
1905,
"with pleasure and unsolicited by
you bear testimony 10 the curative
power Of BallArd's uorehound Syrup.
have used II and my family can cheer.
fully aiirm II is tho nose effective and
best remedy for eoughs and colds I
have ever used" Sold by ID. J. Fry,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

Of your secret enemies can find X" In
FIJI the heather villages were scrupu.
lously clean, but the people had scarce
ly abandoned their old beliefs when
weeds sprang up in the village square,
kitchen refuse and an kinds Of abom
nations were left lying near the houses
SO admirably was the old law Of custom
framed to secure sanitation through the
superstition fear Of a people naturally
prone to insanitary habits, that one
almost suspected the cunning hand Of
some prehistoric medical officer Of
health, with taste FOR legislation.
Il Is the fashion to assert that ma.
tive races begin to decline as soon as
white men come into contact with
them. That belief arises from the evil
modern habit Of making false general
izations. The fact that some isolated
races, suddenly torn up by the roots
from their ancient habits, began de.
creasing rapidly, was 50 dramatic that
people eagerly SEIZED upon the gener.
alization that weaker races are doomed
10 wither away at the coming Of the
all conquering white man, and 70 for
get the steady increase Of tho Bantu
races. tho Indians and the Chinese. It
is safe 10 assume that In the centuries
20 come there win be remnants even
Of tho smallest races now living and
the proportions between the peoples
Of European descent and the races now
called uncivilized, will not have alter
90 greatly. though tho political and
social idcas which undorlay western
civilization win have pcrmcatcd che
whole Of mankind Cheap and rapid
means Of civiliza,ion win have swept
away the distinctions which undcrlay
tho feeling Of nationality, and the
world will have 20 settle whether thc
eolorcd peoples are 20 remain hewcrt
Of wood and drawers Of water 70 the
white race or whether all trace Of racial
type IL 10 be lost In free intermarriage
There can be no middle course. EithcI
race contempt must disappear or one
breed Of MN must dominate.
AZ tho dawn of the twentieth cen,
tury We see tho future Of mankind
through a glass daFkly, bat II We study
tho state OF the eolorea people who
already have been emanelpated from
tho law Of custom we may SO Il face
10 face. Race prejudice does not die
80 hard as ono would think. In tropical
countries the limo Of case will soon
oease 20 be the color Of the skin. There,
as In temperate zones, wealth viii ere
ate a new aristoeraey recruited from
men OF every shade aud color. In the
great cities Of Europe and America al.
ready we hnd men OF Hindu and Chi
nese and Arab origin controlling In
Aistries with their wealth, just as
Earopeans control commerce In India and
China. And just as the aTistoeFaey Of
every land viii he composed Of every
shade and color, 40 win the masses OF
the men who work with their hands
White men win work cheek by jowl
with black, and feel DO degradation.
There viii be the same feveFish pur
suit Of wealth, but all nations viii par
tieipate in il instead OF a few, The
world win then be neither 50 pleasant
nor 50 picturesque place 10 live in,
and By the men Of that age The twen.
tieth century will be cherished tender
IL as a time Of romance, OF awaken
ing, and Of high adventure. The his
torians Of that day vii speak Of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
Ponnsyivania mstorians Meet.

Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 4.-The Penn
sylyania Federation of Historical So
eieties, which Was organized last year,
opened its first annual meeting Ia tho
rooms Of the Historical Society Of
Dauphiu county, in the court HOUSE, 90.
day. The attendance l. very large,
every one OF the 20 or more societies
OF the state being represented BY dolo-
gates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

Did you ever consider the effect
bad bread has on your happiness in
this hfei Indigestion means misery,
misery is uubappiness, bad bread
causes indigestion. Good bread is
assured If the cook uses plenty Of
kneading power, backed up with
WILD ROSE FLOUR. Ask your
neighbOr-she knows,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
LAW or CUSTOM
IS DECAYING


somuch as there now exists no race
IIrh Is not in some way under the
ansnce of western civilization, the
ttsbnt year is fresh starting point
IA lho history of mankind. Whereso
tea We turn, the laws Of custom, which
hate governed tho colored races for
c5uniless. generations, are breaking
Down. OF the fifteen hundred millions
tl ehich the population Of the globe is
i'nated, seven hundred millions are
4oninally progressive and eight hun
Hrcd millions stagnate under the law
~ custom. The problem which win be
solved within the next few centuries
s. "what part is to be taken in the
worid's affairs by these eight hundred
millions Of uncivilized men who happen
FOR the moment to be politically In
ferior 20 seven hundred millions of civ.
illzed meni"
ror centuries they have been sleep
Inf. Under the law Of custom progress
. impossible. Under the preccpt "Do
as your father did before you" an leo
Inlcd race will remain absolutely eta.
tionary. That has been proven In the
ea.o of the Solomon Islands. In 1858
they we're discovered by a Spanish ex'
podition, the purser Of which, ono Go.
mex catoira, wrote a full account Of the
tustoms Of the people, and about forty
nofds Of their language. These islands
afiorwards were Lost 70 European know
tdre for two centuries. Il was then
Icnni that In everything, down 20 the
rcltlest details IN their dress their
daily life and their language they were
trncliy the nmc as when Catoira saw
then ihreo and a half centuries before.
-. h. doubt. they would have remain.
"a Nd not Europeans come.
~ order 20 illustrate the law Of Gus
lon b decay. take another Of tho island
races Of the Pacific, because, by tho
IspIalion Of tho race through many cen.
inrln no foreign ideas, altered through
neIehboring tribes, corrupted II before
iho uhito men came, and its ruin was
male lhcreby tho more sudden and
complclo In Fiji there was limited
fora % polygamy, with complicated
and Elaborate marriage laws, The mis-
douanIts made a clean sweep Of pol
yramy, and the vitality OF the race
aid - suffer much BY the abolition.
Dut lheir interference with another
cunlom was not 80 happy. The Fijiau
nathp nursed her child for two and
even three y'ars, beoause there were
~ nilk yielding animals In tho eoun'
cry, nnd IL was found by experience
that Infants dad not thrive on roast
polk ahd roast yam. To provide foT
that custom, the mother went back %
her people and the father 70 the
i'Inbufe," +" sort OF bachelor clubhouse,
- ne missionaries the mbure savoTed
81 AoathehisH, and il disappeared. Wo'
men Who had reared families OF four
of 1pe healthy children now bear ten
or ieelve, OF which, perhaps, two sur
FlFo Infancy, and the race decreases
by seperal hundreds annually. Another
exanple lies in the belief in witehenft,
is eommonest form throughout the
vorll Was the belief that II tho via
ard eonld procure something that be
ioneed 10 his enemy he could weave a
speu which would afiliet him with
fatal Disease. That belief translated
itself Into customary law thus' "lf
sou Gould be safe from witeheraft
yea nst bury all refuse where none
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
Tha Limit

"Geei but Nitwit is an idiot.
"Why, thought hs was clever"
"Cleveri Say, II there was a tar on
'leyerness he'd set a Pension. ''-Cleye.
land Leader.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

reigns Of Elizabeth and Edward VII
as the beginning and end Of one per
iod, and will date the new starting
point in the history Of mankind from
the decay Of the law Of custom.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
Now Jersey Hortieuiturists Meet.

NOV dcHey hofhcWtuflata Meot.
Trenton, n. j., Jan. 4.-Tho thirty.
first annual meeting Of tho New Jer.
sey State horticultural Society opened
in the assembly chamber at tho state
house this morning. The attendance
was very large. and every county and
district Of the state was well repre-
sonted. AZ tho opening meeting this
morning the president delivered his an.
nual message. and various committees
submitted their reports. Many Of the
reports were discussed with consider.
able interest by tho delegates aud
members There will be an afternoon
and evening session, and many valu.
able papers on horticultural subjects
will be read The exhibition Of flowers
and fruits, held In connection with this
meeting IL attracting considerable at.
tontion, and IL far larger and hner than
over before Many valuable prizes
have been offered by the society.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
CHAS Fl. HINGES

REoPBNBD HIS STORE NOW PREPARED TO
SERVE AND UP-ToDATE
MANNER NEW. sBIBcTED
WHILE MAKING VISITS FACTORIES VARIOUS
LINES HE ADDED A GRINDING PLANT
FOR THE SPEEDY DISPATCH ooNP1I.
GATED LENSES AND FRAME FITTING JEW
B1RY REPAIR DEPARTMENT CITY
WHEN YOU NEED WORK MADE IN ANY OF THESE BRANCHES
TRY Us
REMEMBER IT Is THE NEW STORE NEW F1xTUREs NEW oP-
T1cA1 METHODS STYLES.
ias COMMERCIAL STREET.
NEXT TO CAPITAL NATIONAL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
JUST
ARRIVED

Car Of woven wire fencing Special
discount tin January 3. We have fence
posts, gates, and lawn and poultry
fences Of all kihdS An At lowest prices
WALTER MORLEY
90 Court strs,. Salem.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-19
BATTING ORE ii IAs RAJ, 4 ED

:
Lesliess Weekly: In 4 smaller way
the Baltimore fire Of Feb. X and g. 1904.
is doing for that city the great work of
renovation and improvement which
the conHa grafton of 1871 did for Chi
scago Baltimore's fire Of two years.
ago destroyed property estimated at
$Ioo, 600 in the heart OF the CITY.
II was stunning blow for the moment:
but the city is gradually rallying from
4. AIS in the case Of the Chicago FIRE
in 1877 and Of Bostof's ia 1872 the VAL
uation of the burned district Is M
creased largely iii Baltimore; the gail,
being put at fully 500, ,ooo 900 The
country will rejoice to hear of this
good fortune for Baltimore. The citvs
Is increasing III population and trade.
The fire gave an opportunity for I'M
proveinents which are being INTELLIGENT
" utilized The monument city's peo4
pie are public spirited and progressive.
IA hat alltra-conservative element o ifss
Old business population has shaken OH
of il forpor BY the fire and the civ has
been benefited more than can Be seen
on the face of the figures, for tile splir
20 the city activity will last.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-19
HE is NOT FOOLED.

Bismarck Palladium; Judge Burke,
5of Valley City is presiding over term
.of the district court in this. city, TODAY,
5at the request of Judge Winchester,
and his host of Bismarck friends are
pleased to nave him ''in our midst. 9
Judge Burke is making an enviable
record for himself as a member Of the
state bench, having been reversed less
times by the supreme court than any
.oft the other Judges although he
clothes himself in becoming modesty
and refuses to be interviewed on this
subject. When Mr. Burke was brought
out for tthe jidgeship, his friends pre-
dicted that he would make good
and he isn't disappointing them. The
fifth district Is certainly lucky in tav-
dng a man like Judge Burke to pre-
side over its Justice mill.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-19
FIFTY ENTERTAINED.

Y Fifty friends and neighbors were EN-.
stertained at the home of ]. L. Otley, Sat
.urday evening. The guests were en-
tertained at whist after which a lunch
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Otley were
presented with a solid set of silver. The
presentation speech was made by Will
liam Hauser.
Those present were: Messrs. and Mes
danes William Hauser, Chilson Craig
William Bell. T. w. Jacksman. D. Nor
gan, John @ 'Brien, Swan Johnson and
John Bridgeinan; Messrs. Robert
French. William Mangold, John Zintheo
Nels Seiberg.
Mr.. and Mrs Ot1ey will depart in 4
few days for their western home.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-19
FEELING SOME BETTER

Nathan Birnstein. the federal prisoner
who Is wanted By the Canadian author
tiles for grand larceny. has recovered
from his indisposition Sufficiently to APP
pear at the hearing which is oeing con-
Quoted before United States Commis-
sioner Montgomery
Its the theorysof the,county authori-
ties that Birnstein was merely sf1arnming
when he sent for a physician. Despite
the symptoms of an approaching lllness
Birnstein has eaten regularly. This
morning when told to prepare for the
trip to the federal building he FASTENED
his toilet and otherwise acted promptly
ito the demands Of the jailer.
Judge Barnett. Katenlinskyss attorney
lis confident that his client will be cleared
of the charge preferred by the Canadian
authorities. Katenlinsky's testimony be-
fore the commissioner last Friday dis
claiming any criminal intention of sn1tig-
Cling the horses across the. Canadian
boundary, is as yet undisputed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-19
.xpect to spend the summer there

expect to spend the summer there.
. Mrs. w. p. Hathaway Of PAINTED
Woods who has been very sick for the
past three weeks is very much inprovs
ed. .
Miss Anna Conover, who has been
employed as nurse at the Francis hos
pital during the past winter has re-.
signed and gone onto her claim. Her
place has been filled BY Miss Nora Oh
son.
Rev. Fl. Matthew Ca1lecod has re-.
turned from his trip to Illinois and
Kansas s
We understand that G. M. Thomas
IS to erect a brick building, on the lot
where his old building now stands. He
will move the old building onto & lot
near the Columbia hotel, which he has
recently purchased There are to Be
several brick buildings erected as soon
as the weather will permit Cor. w.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-19
.MOORHEAD MAN is
CHARGED WITH FRAUD.

Frank Kinnie, resident Of Moorhead,
was arrested on upper Broadway this
morning BY Deputy Sheriff Bingham
on warrant sworn TO By B. n. Baker
who charges Kinnie Of defrauding him
of $roo The offence is punishable by
a pei1itertiary sentence.
Kinnie was given his hearing before
Judge Ryan at q o'clock This afternoon.
Baker, the complaining witness, claims
that Kinnie gave him a bill 1Sof sale for
goods that was another $ property The
matter was referred to Judge RYAN who
issued q warrant for Kinfiies arrest
.Kinnie has d wife and family. 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-19

communications printed iii The. For
liill. Laughlin is out with an eloquent
argument II support of the theory of
the existence OF material heaven,
which As a surprise to some people who
Thought his studies had been confined
TO Macaroni wheat alloway cattle and
cement blocks. Oliver is said to be-
8lieve that certain of his acquairtances
are predestined for material he'll, and
an exposition Of his theological views
lis awaited with eager interest
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-19
BERT GER CLAIMS HE
ESCAPED FROM ASYLUM

No action will be taken until Thurs
day BY the insanity board in the case Of
George Biertcer who was arrested in
Judge Hanson's court Friday alter
noon and meanwhile an effort will be
made to establish his residence.
Biertcer claims to have been commit
ted to an insane asylum from James
town last summer from which he escap-
ed a few months later. The James
town authorities will be communicated
with relative to Biertcer's s statements.
His home was Originally iii Wisconsin
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-19
TWO TE,AjCIIIlEIRs s

Married; mo children, wish positions IN
same school for coming year Gentle
men has 10 years experience last Ave
as principal 81 four room high school,
has first grade certificate. Lady, two
years experience as primary and grade
teacher. Teacher Of piano and vo-
sal music, holds second grade cer4ifis
cate. Both training school graduates.
Best references and reasons for leav-
ing present position, Address leach
er, Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-19
REGISTRATION

Tomorrow, March Goth. will be the
day Tor making the registration lists in.
the several voting precincts. Voters
should see that their names and adj
dresses are properly given
See that the sixth and seventh ward
lists are corrected, as the boundaries
have been changed, What was the,
second precinct OF the sixth ward is.
now the seventh ward Registry will.
be held at the Roosevelt school build
ing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-19
FRED IRISH MAY BE
PROMOTED TO CASHIER.

AT the First National bank this aft
ernoon it was stated that a meeting of
the directors will be held next Saturday
at which F. "a. Irish assistant cashier,
may be promoted to be cashier in the
place of S. S. Lyon, resigned.
1t was general gossip on the streets.
today that Mr.. Irish had already been
appointed, but Mr.. Jones' the president
stated that positive action would have
to await the action of the directors.