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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-26

BUcKLAND-1 expect to be out on the ard of
only thing
big
cIEoHoRN-1 japanese being
HERTscE-oh pulling together
/ improving
get Canada going
myfr to to
LYouRousThe people big huling up
Volcano House from all directions.
lbe of n exceptionally excellent
DEsKYTn through Highland Park there
will be a hydrant placed every 500 feet
ANDRADE-Yes Chinese and
the very best OF a N expert Chinese gambling.
MACFARLANE
to be busy for the white wings
ABIEsThe of winning poultry prizes opinion,
dion always provided that the birds
HENRY soMERs i don't know
quioe Hawaii they during past
TOM HoLiNGERA raceck business lines and giving
three times would here I'd little
Friday something
live it impossible to make against
BR1DGEwATER-I
newspapers
and harmful to the
shipping
SECRETARY getting young
getting himself seventythree
September l is the
CHURcHMy wife thought robbed Of her jewery
thing wanted do telephone the Advertiser She
figured the police catching anybody
Bahma himself the other There
bird somehow caught under
the and found the morning
JAMES MoRGANo stocks not being sdeaked for
mining
today 1t is 81 there, about equal to 50 delivered here
MoToRNAN Howell would promotion people deep
mourning could be induced to stay in their houses The pg on of black
be a
snide jewey and
and ask if it is good and then they want box with on
quarter expected initials back nothing
all work,
be the windup of the onuusan Francisco Relief Fund
Morgan thanked and he did the work of looking after
the people after the San Francisco earthquake and distributed much of the
money.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-26
HAWAII ISLAND
SCHOOL MATTERS

Olaa district is on the boom and the
place Is apparently repopulating. In
spector King, who has charge of school
work on Hawaii. came down on the
Enterprise yesterday feeling encourag-
ed over the prospects.
THE people seem to be pleased with
the treatment accorded them by Man
ager Watt" he remarked, land 1t is
fairly impossible to secure an acre of
land to cultivate. Twelve Mile school,
with record OF "a pupils last year.
has membership roll Of 1853 this sea-
son and the school at Mountain View
Is growing in the same proportion. The
pupils are the children of Hawaiian.
Portuguese, Porto Ricans and Japanese
who are laborers or men who have cul-
tivation contracts with Olaa. The
school at 22 miles was abandoned for
the reason that there We're too few
pupils there. 1t was a mistake to have
placed 1t in that locality.
The High School In Hilo will be open
In January, think. and will have
good attendance. The grammar school
grade, which VIII be in the same build
ing, will have more than one hundred
pupils. Children are now coming from
Keaau and from Papaikou which is a
healthy sign"
Mr. King is here on school business
and will remain a week.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-26
TEE AGRICULTURAL
EXHIBITS AND AWARDS

A total of ninety-eight entries were
made in the Agricultural Exhibition
held under the auspices of the Farm
ers' Institute of Hawaii, in cooperation
with the Hawaiian Poultry Associa-
tion's second annual exhibition. A fine
lot of specimens were received too late
for awards, among these a choice lot
of pineapples from the Wahiawa- Con-
solidated Pineapple Company.
Following is the list of exhibits and
awards. as given in the books OF F. G.
Krauss. secretary OF the Farmers In
stitute:
Glass /. Decorative plants (potted):
Palms. ferns. calauiums, etc.-1st prize
for best and largest collection, IS, II.
j. Rhodes.
Glass 4. Fruits: Oranges. lemons,
lines, pomelos, grapes. mangoes,
guavas. star apples. pomegranates, figs,
papayas, Strawberries, tamarinds, avo-
cados, loquats, pineapples. bananas
grenadillas. breadfruit, mangosteens
etc,-1st prize for best and largest col
lection, S5. Lunalilo Home.
Glass 8. Oranges.-1st prize for best
plate, 81, Dorothea Krauss; End prize
red ribbon. Judge w. +. Frear.
Glass Z. Limes.-lst prize for best
plate. 81. Lunalilo Home.
Glass s. Pomelos,-lst prize for best
plate, 81, w. Z. Wall; End prize. rec
ribbon. Byron o. Clark.
Glass II. Pineapples.-1st prize rol
best three fruits. 81, Haiku Fruit ant
Packing Company.
Glass 10. Strawberries.-1st prize 10
best plate, 81. Byron o. Clark.
| Glass 10. Grasses and fodder plants
LIST prize for best and largest collec
tion, $3.50, Moanalua Dairy.
Special fruit prizes under Glass 16:
Taro.-lst prize. Judge w. F. Frear
} Pomegranates.-Ist and End prizes
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-26


hustled What
Faloo valley
herd whether the globe had
north northeast by
Here little that
pertaining the High Jnks
On Sunday Elk who lives
also lives there and there passing
doings the
whole lot of people who do really know anything
1
y NJ O.
That be-
not been the Eks who belong the Shrine
the celebration
walking
dgnhed
asked know,
month";
omica air of apology further questioning
f this will probably able living
month itf"
Last Christmas time shopping
of handsome design and the gilt
fine Just the thing her
bought several and glued them the tops of little boxes which
The
But what her ehagrn when received letter friend
the telling had
with the pacad putting
they had the translated Hers reads Do
Il 1t a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-26
TOPICS
FRoPIo AND OTHERWISE.


Suits for occasionally crop wages state
affairs which is Of monthly
The Auocuion
There's a he
particularly want TO-
1t doesn't follow that saddle eathery.
Faint
appeared of local restaurant
yesterday somehow reminded head shark
When the naturally
take the a
folks the Forestry Bureau contemplating
trees.
Until Honolulu ddock water.wagon will do
About the only kcke Christmas players
of u is hereby called to the
Motormn shocks being conductors
It's the child with on Eve
pehcock probably suffered from
halucnaon that turkey fatal
festive
English still at the
stumps
To make time fly the of requsioned
Misunderstanding to be served
His quoth had evictsd
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-26

Judge S. B. Dole.
Yellow Sopata.-1st prize, z. w. Jor-
dan.
Freadfruit.-1st prize, Judge S. B.
Dole.
Wi Fruit.-1st prize, w. NJ. Giffard.
Mangoes.-lst prize, Mrs. w. L. Bow
ers.
Avocados.-1st prize. Byron o. Clark
Mandarin Oranges.-1st prize, w. C.
Weldon.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-26
new KOOLAU RAILWAY NOW
OPERATING TO PUNALUU

koolau Railway
which time the the Railway
has miles operation present
the back to the city.
The
which
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-26
BIG JAPANESE FLEET MAY
NOT VISIT US AFTER ALL

LONDON
Times
O to
ocdn in 1907 lest the visit ports
1t stated in Toxic that American
Herald
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airs John r Drier and Alta Siayin.
q boaro.r al the Drier home, at Absr-
esn. have both been taken to the
county pest house suffering frsrn mild
attacks oF smallpox. The disease is
10 q ge-y light form and the health an-
tfla,rfrseS are using g exertisn To
pseg.-Sft its spread.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02
LID Put On at sankron.

The lid" is 10 go on in Yankton
and Tanktsn are to bs
made 10 be good. The edIct has been
issued by States Attorney WyIaan and
by Sheriff Wright on the So
lDonsaef OF yankton, and the saloon
-fsea ln outlying owns Of Yaukton
County viii receive the same official
service AZ the near future
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AIIesesi Hor-e.i.ief capeured-

Ike Davis, whose reai name Is Logan
SllseasS, who las given the authori-
Tics near Sun rsaaee chase Curing
the psast week on Of the rob
bery Of Some horses on h Bale
FoarcSse. has been captured.
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80 <s1su sse sassy ~ xeesesasy Eors~
fsxf5@ As @4ssssssstsy gstA this sssflsefscs
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02

A d meeting n D-s.snOefatsc|
tate cornmfstee al siegx Fssias. xank~
cor Wa ssse1essd ar the plaee for hold
4re the ssssss convention 1of the s.ofgs-
nation N n e-onsresSietsa and ss&ste
ticket The dal@. June 5 ~ sxsd by
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02
1890 IL Hsass.

srazQa. King, b engineer ~ ~<*t-
ecussd NilwAukee passenger nss =
Sesesx an5ursa o mite and q hail from
Grotpu. The nn&3n AXE 81 the engine
broke. Steana from a broken pipe -
0ereay sxsas1ed ttS 5sands and arms.
Wing 4amSed from the cab and broke
Es In 1hfe right aazkSes
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02
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,-ress&zsg ssssEnbsr - Ns@2ss Aar- ELglt-
al ts.e .a-fSt aess Esr @1g 1-r.z- ana
.grA,s- s,.s8ragaas IL the ErsFZ gIvsrn-
raersts auG Il ssrr as3lEs1istrzrgL LaS
vzss- tae National CYL Ss-Tlr~ vnD-
tglps4ga eza2oEseG thrssg-n ~ G=-uts.
as.gaast e1se hundred sll @fw t1ETIsand
.-e1zstGates. zEa iseF= linz forty tbau-
ssas1 Of tbesD u-Ee appointed Il Iwsi-
tjssrss. Moreover. asat441 L t4n lars
4sszaxslE IL t3re regulations lGv- cr@af-
fv csEasaIsAeG the O~gTsc-TZl3t-- 10
.rage fo@ LEV By betting ta1ds-a1eS
evkns Lad aer Lsissss1 Il examination
7sta tE - eGGE tsl1-ai-d
-fae4 dssrs-" II Eas-1 10 ~ u-g- that
the present sssfezn creates FL eE~-
asoi1iag e5zsss, a1d thai tAer- = nG-
sgs1e8@Et rgtstaq4 IL G@& SIat4r:u~
sbgr 1l4ag this is Gay1 liz esase, f., Zt-
rate q cAzaGzse rs Sufficient II u-aa. f
e-2zBgs4ege renewal Ct tbe gersouE.- u
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02
MlIsp,. Pound GuiIfs.

After a trial which lasted two days
racks wilson was found guilty OF
ssss burglary N the Eank Of Spring
field ak 1yndnn
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02

Retaliation fg Congress 10 pu4isA
railroads for disseminating tie issEa1rs
Ct passes Is Threatened AeEae@-S-
some of them c5asseL among IAs t"aG
ars. are frankly discussing tAs form
this retaliation shall take sr7angelE
enough there seems M disposition 10
gunssh tine railroad by uniting II LF
massage Of q strong railroad Tate 1egn-
satiun law. Iise Nian winch Ise@z-
rsesf favor is 10 reduce the aDEyrCT-!a
fsqn for the transportation O -he
ufaiEs. The railroads yearly reeve
from the g~ose-Euaen1 about 5000
900 for carving Tie mails Under the
plea 6f nsiIE money fG- extending tie
rural free delivery service, Il viii be
proposed 10 rednce TINS amount hy
s1p,fsge.8 COG, Congressman taking the
position that whatever the railroads
gain Ivy cutting of passes should be
SO much money saved 10 the govern
menL
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02

Tia ~sitEat5ol ~ Washington D. D0-
* rozsJ44z IS 10 EElzze & lan u ur-
dlua- intelligence Public questions.
even taese approaching tae tmIso-Iauce
81 -tLAl kssa=s- ars se2dGu Considered
Gil their merits by the lawmakers u
tais County, Legislation e Washing
7ya IL z political gZZs- Parties strive
for advantage IN elections more Ihan
fs- fss3ssii4se -etare- Gad9-sdGa. Seua-
tors and Congressman contend for
rIssse interests which Ils- $500. That
Z CONGRESSMAN u Z Republican ur 4
Democrat signifies 2-ss thai ever te-
scr Thai LIZ L. Z representative Of
surys- great Interest tells tHs bigger
stg- every tine For 1l=se reasons
s-rfsls16Gn IxI-Iake iirt- q statesman
ss.ip- C-oa-ressnEsl seldom become
er-at ry@a IL popular estEnariun- Sue
ess Is measured tE tfss points MADE il
rsse zarse played In sling points ID
1s,e sau they play GLE against -nF
Other. Being uaors n-sEroEs q s-Tu-hs
p-rsgnal advantage aua Es-Hen1 1o- me
tfse interests they serve TAlI % -4T-e-
sau7Iny ihe people wae e-1V"4 -I-N-
It's all IL LEe game
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02

In view Of complaints 10 the Post
office Department OF the brsttleness Of
postage stamps and Their tendency 10
cur and be defached after being sf-
fixed 10 letters, an Investigation was
ordered. and ii was found that the
trouble WIS due to the hard gum used
in summer and which is affected Ivy tn"
cold, dry atmosphere of the winter sea
snE. All sneh stamps supplied te post
masters have been directed 10 be with
drawn by them until The uInmer
months. 1nd in the new SUP
plies are being forwarded them coated
with a softer gum, which Is not affect
ed by winter weather.
The inquiry INTO operations Of the
reporting section OF the Department of
Agriculture by h Keep Commission.
under the Presidents order, has been
made public. 1t finds mat the bureau
of statistics. has habltuaiU underestl-
mated acreage and crcrs other than
cotton. md that its ffgrres have been
generally inaccurate This Is the hu-
Ieau over which John Hyde was chief
The commission recommends in its re
pert TO the President that the methods
be improved OF b service discontin-
ued-
The National Rivers and IIarbors
Congress, which met NJ Washington
Included n number OF State G~oyernorS-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02

4 new type OF siege gun has been
COMPLETED by the ordnance department
nj the Rock Island arsenal and has
been shipped 10 the SANDY Hook prov
ing grounds for a test The new
weapon throws a sixty pound proiec-
tile. This is five pounds heavier than
the %projectile now thrown from the five
inch siege guns. which are to be re
placed with the new model If the gun
proves satisfactory. The chief charac-
I~eristic Of the e gun Is its long re-
coil. It Is said that this gives q steady
carriage, and that the carriage will not
jump when the gun Is fired, rs Is the
case with the gun now IN use This
will permit Of n more rapid fire as il
will not be necessary TO place fhe car
riage in position after each shot
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-07-14
Notice It A1jsst.est Dsy

Estate Of Elisa ?. >ickIss dsesassd.
The Underlined. having besn appointsd Ad
ninisssator 81 the estats Of Riisa p. Siekle~,
late Of the County Of Rio 0rande in tho STATE Of
Colorado. dsess hereby gives notice that lie
gill appsar bssors the County Court n said Bio
drasds County. at tho Court Hoass in Dial
Norts. In said County. ou AOnday. tbs 9Th day
81 August. A. ID. laos, At the h1,ur of 10 o'esnck
A. y. Of .aid day. at which ti.se ali psr,oas
having claims against said e-tate ars notified
and requested 70 attend for the purpose Of hay.
Ing tbs sane adjusted. All pcr-ons indebted N
aid s.iats are requested N make immediate
payment 70 the undersigned.
Dated At Dol Norts. Cniorado. this al, day Of
July. A. ID. 1900.
FRANK l.. NoOpv,
Adnini'tratos Of the s-tste Of Eliza y. sickis-.
slscoasSsi.