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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-21
FROM THE DOPE BOX

Carlisle will not be able to play for
several days, so his physician states.
Ours is not the only ball team thai
is losing-Springfield Register. Nor
ours, brother.
Springfield of the Central league, has
sent Johnnie Carr back TO Indianapo-
lis He is too high priced for the small
er league.
Herbert continues to lead the Bloom
ers with the bat His figure is 1922.
Beck. the much touted, is second
among the regulars and is hitting but
253.
Pitcher Harry Lempke of the Ottum-
wa Iowa league team, is i'll at Marshall
town, where he was operated upon
for appendicitis, and is not expected to
recover.
No use crying over spilled milk. The
worst is probably past. With little
ginger the Islanders should be able to
save a few games of the home series
and keep in their present position.
Albert Spanton, for whom benefit
game will be played here next Monday,
is able to be about the streets, but
shows the effects of the ordeal throug h
which he has passed fighting typhoid
fever
IcIo arrived home this
morning to open this afternoon with
Peoria They are all in cheerful frame
of mind and state that they have been
losing through geuine hard luck rath-
er than poor playing.
Bert Cunningham, the Moline base
ball veteran, is back in the game and
pitching for the Chicago Spaldings in
winning form. Though it has. been
years since he attained the top in the
game he still seems to have the goods.
We have lost 10 out of the last II
games played. but that is nothing. Two
years ago Rock Island dropped II
straight and then turned around and
put a score or more on the right side
of the account. So far the present
slump has not resulted in the loss of
the fifth position and we still have
hopes of being able to finish at least
at the head of the second division.
Joe Kostal. pitcher from Fort
Dodge in the Iowa league has been
transferred to the local baseball asso-
citation for trial. He is too high
priced for the Iowa leaguers and they
are anxious to find a purchaser. He
has made a good record this season,
winning IL out of Is games If he holds
up his end he will be purchased, Pres
ident Sexton having the option.
All the news all the time - THH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-21

Two base hits-McFarland, Black
burn. Reitz, Lewee. Bases on balls
Off Wilder, ,; off Bittrolff, ). Wild
pitch-Bittrolf. Struck out-By Wild
er. s; by Bittrolf. ]. Sacrifice hits
Pierce. Blackburn. Stolen bases-Rea-
gan. Reitz. Mcfarland, Murphy. Time
-1:4O. Umpirc-Hoffer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-21

terday he was chased and bitten by a
dog. In consequence his bout with
Turner of Rock Island, set for Friday.
will be postponed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-21

Don't drag along with dull, bilious
heavy feeling. You need a pill. Use
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the ia
nous little pills. Do not sicken OF
grippe, but results are sure. Sold by all
druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-21

Is He "Onto" Turner?
Terre Haute, Ind, Aug. 21.-While
Alex Swanson was out for a spin yes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-21

Two base hits-Harrod, Walters.
Sacrifice hits-P. Burg, Eul. Double
ays-Scharnweber (unassisted). Stol-
en- bases-Boyle, Ruby, Donnelly 2,
Scharnweber. Hit by pitched ball
Curtis. Time of game-1:40. Umpire
-O'Connell.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-21
RIVER FORECAST.

Only slight changes in the Missis
sippi will occur between Dubuque and
Muscatine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-21
WERE OUTPLAYED
Seems to Have Been Reason Is
Ianders Lost Last Came
at Peoria.
ERRED WHILE DISTlLLERS HIT
Van There With the Swatstick-Daven
port Takes thinning Contest
from Springfield.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Rock Island, 8; Peoria, 5.
Davenport, 4 Springfield, 8 Ill in
nings).
Dubuque. 8 Decatur, g innings).
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-21
Tie at Dubuque.

Dubuque, Iowa, Aug 21.-The game
was called at the end of the ninth in
ming to allow both teams to catch 4
train, with the score tie. After Le-
wee had scored what would have been
the winning run in the eighth he was
called out for failing to touch third
haSp Score
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-21

The doctors used TO bleed mankind
For every i'll that they could find,
But now they're wiser, said one to me
And give instead Rocky Mountain
Tea.-T. H. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-21

All the news all the time = THHl
ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-21
RIVER BULLETIN.
Rain
Flood
Unnecessary Expense.

NJ. SHERIER, Local Forecaster
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12

THERE'S "soAETIuN' DOM"
Always az our yards In saPplyi'
builders with high grade lumber ~
all purposes We carry at All iinsi
full stock Of the best kiln dried Ian
Der, flooring, laths, shingles, ets. o'dsil
are filled promptly at prices that dsfl
competition. Near 3. p. depot.
Phone Sc.
aooDALE LUMBER "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12

NO INDEPENDENT OR NoNPARTI-
SAN CANDIDATE SHALL BE PER
MTTTED TO USE ANY WORD OF
THE NAME OF ANY EXISTING Po-
BrTIoAL PARTY Or oRgANIzA.
TIoN IN HIS CANDIDACY. The
names Of candidates for public Office
nominated under the provisions Of this
law shall be printed on the official bal.
lots Tor the ensuing election AS THE
ONLY CANDIDATE OF THE RES
PBCTIvB POLITICAL PARTIES FOR
SUCH PUBLIC OFFICE in like man
ner az the names of the candidates
nominated by other methods are re-
quired 70 be printed on such official
ballots, and the provisions Of Sections
2sO5 AMI 2sO6 Of Bellinger and Cot
tons Annotated Codes and Statutes Of
Oregon shall apply to and are hereby
made applicable TO nominations for
public Office male under this law, 20
far as the same are not In conflict with
the provisions Of this law"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12

fashioned conservative style ~ politi,
can Republicans who joat like the
new Tangled peoples choice style 81
politician ought 90 reioico at this Nes
tor 81 Rspubisanism shying bis castor
iu the r.ng.
He has been ore ~ the Moody fac
tion leadfrs iu eastern Oregon. Rnt
Mr.. smith is better known as King of
che Fruit Growers ana a progressive.
publie spirited man. WHO II HE
0Ers THE PEOPLES VOTES Is
WORTHY or ANY LEGIsLAroR's
SUPPORT.
Has catdiiaey siu do much 10 pop
ularire the hreet primary system 81
choosing senator by direst election.
rheFe are nov four men In the race FOR
senator; noume Cake, Lowell and
Smith.
fhero can certainly 20 Longer be anv
reasonable ohieetion 20 letiisg tAe peo.
pie have their choice o. such a ase lot
q candidates aud tAen making the lsr
islatuFe respect that eAoiea
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
Republican Candidate for United States Senator.
Champion Of Statement One

Jonathan Bourne Jr candidate before Republican primaries
congress- the long term
enng March 1907 Bedford Mass February
University Portland
May io 1878. Republican oregon Legislature
1885, Of dele
gates Republican National OF 1885, and member
or @ Republican national Committee from 1855 70 1884, and delegate
Republican Mitchell
Republican 20 tho oregon Legislature in 1885,
Mr. Bourne has prominently identified with development
expended sioooo money
aiton development Of oregon mincs.
Bedford Mas
tho business OF hs fathers estate since 1889 which makes him familiar
with interests
with originality ability
experience IN busns. ana poi, ans pro oinssy qualify him for
making able and innuenta senator Oregon
Mr. Bourne has always favored extending direct people
In Tho Iniatye and referendum ap
proved
boz OF tho executive committee Of tho poet Primary Nonaop Ioaas
position Peoples League AZ this time
guarantee tho naee
aary expenses preparing proposing their measures % tho people
tho choice United by direct
people legislature compelled 10 elect the
man tho people select To accomplish hs result he b ehampg ,
tho primary only by which public
opinion be niEed and made upon legislature
MATED AND ELECTED Will. DURING OFFICE Pa
VoR,
''REPUBLIoAH POLITICS
AMENDING NATIONAL CONSTITUTION FoR PEOPLES ELEo
SENATORS
"PUBLIoIrY POLITICAL CAMPAIGN ExPENsEs
NATIONAL CONTROL or CORPORATIONS IN INTERSTATE
COMMERCE
''mOw EXCLUSION OF AsIAro oooIIE LABOR GOOD WAGES
LEGAL LIMITATION HOURS ToR SAFETY ON RAu,
ROADS
POST INCLUDING RURAL DELIVERY.
PURE ROOD LAWS
"LIRERAL APPROPRIATIONS PANAMA CANAL COAST DE
fENsEA RIVER AND HARBoR IMPROVEMENT INCLUDING 90
LUAfBIA WILLAMETTE RIVERS. COOS YAoUINA AND OTHER
OREGON HARBoRs CANAL GOVERNMENT CANAL AT on
CITY
'fAIR SHARE or IRRIGATION FUND FOR OREGON
LOYAL SUPPORT OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES
"RI0ID ENFORCEMENT STATEMENT ONE
"RoosEvELr FOR SECOND ELECTIVE TERN
II DESIRE THAT THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT BE PRINTED
AFTER MY NAME ON THE NOMINATING BALLOT;
~ WILL SUPPORT PRESIDENT RoOsEvEITs DErERAuyA
TON THAT JUSTICE DOME ALL ArRN'"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
ESrORoH rIm oAsm LAWS.

Tho state game warden has appoint.
.ol a uumber ~ jeputics 20 patrol che
trout sirrams about salem % arrest
law yiolators
Tho praciie, of some persons getting
la before the drt iay of April ana
catching out an tho bost trout rs 90.
mo 10 COST SOME ONE DEARLY.
There l. nothing more rcprcheusible.
uu AmcFi,an, auA hoggssh thau strip
ping stream ef an its hsh before the
searon Is opeu. heeau-o decent sports
mea eil al.oy the law.
There is 600 much of that aui the
parties caught doing that this year
should H. made an example of no mat
Ger who they arr. THAT KIND or
IAwIEasNEss DESERVES NO Pro,
rEOrIoH.
TIE Journal vin give the fullest puh-
heiiy b. apypno caught violating tbe
game Laws. though it happens % he one
~ our oldest friends Tao people sho
r,spost aud obey laws are eatitiol 20
anl not the law hreakcr
l.ei us have a Square deal 30 the ca
for,emcui of che rime laws
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
Doctors Are Puzzled

rhe remarkable recovery OF Kenreth
helYer % Naueeboro Me-, Is the sub.
ieei Of mueh iuterest 10 the medical
fraternity ani a wide circle Of friends a
lie ays of this ease; ''Owing 20 severe
Inflammation Of the throat ana con.
gestioa Of the lungs three doctors
gave me uP % die, When, as last re.
sot, ] was in,Aeed 70 Try DR.. King :
New Discovery, and am happy to say
Il saved my life" Cures the Woss,
esugAs and eolda. bronchitis, tonE
htis weak lungS hoarseness aad "a
gFiPPN Guayantee1 al y. G Perry,
drug store salem, Oregon. SOC and
tl.o0 Trial bottle fres.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
Loss of Appetite

IL common when lhe blood needs pun.
Ding and cnriching, ior thch tho blood
fails b glye ho digestive organs tho
stimulus ncccsaary ior tho proper per.
tomanco oi their functions.
Hoods samaparilla Il pc-cmincntly
the mciiclne o. take. ID makes tho
blood puw and rich, and strengthens
All che digestive organs.
"i was an run down and had no
appoiiie. After taking ono bottle OF
Hoods Saraaparilla could eai any.
thing | wished Mrs. Amanda Fen.
ncf, onocn, Conn,
Accepi no substitute ior
Hoods SarsaparIlla
lnsist on having Hoods. Gci ., today.
Ia liquid or tahlct form. 100 nosos an.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12

were flet with the county clerk Sat.
urAy3
f. A. ~ iaFoneit Tor state senator on
the Republican ticket. declares 'for an
honest representation of the best inter.
esis Of the state Of Oregon and Marion
county"
l. T. Reynolds, caRlijate foT T7T-S.
sentative ou tho Republican ticket
makes mo- A'claratiou.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
PatrOnise Your Hon.
dUstries and keep yOu, M.
ey at home.

Not q new business, bat the ola ~.
smith, wagon and paint sbOp !, :.
q Arthur very much enlarged ~
prepared 10 do all kinds Of fs,,..,' ~ =, y
ing, sign painting and buVev. ~, ~
and wagon paintings repalntins ~
pairing furniture and musical ~.
ments. A 6rst-class painter su.,-
Light and heavy wagons and S' yS
on hand and made TO or5,, -
sslled for IN any part Of th IL,
returned free Of charge BY aV,'a-
or william Gross.
JACOB g ARrHm
Phone 1883 Main. 1928 N. FtuD. q
e22H
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
NO MORE HoPYARD SALOONS.

Tho Salem Carpcnicrs' Union has
adopted resolutions asking tho county
court io grant boo licenses Tor selling
liquor in bop yards
That there has boon a great deal ~
liquor soli in tbs hop yards is fact,
aui IN SOME YARDS THERE WAS
ABUSE or THIS KIND.
Tho crowds that come from Portland
60 work in hop yaris are sometimes
very hsorioFly, and of ,he roughcr
class
with liquors s1ld in tho hop yards
there Is scarcely one of them allowing
it ihat is No for families aud children
90 work in.
~ liquor selling Boa thc hop yards r.
uoi stopped ihe better class ~ hop
piskofs viii noe .,ek that employment
Tho neat cry h. 90 LET IN MORE
uuNEsE TO PICK THE HoPs aul
b. ia "a great menace 90 white labor 90
allow liquor selling 20 go on.
Tho sale ~ liquors in tho bop yards
ia objectionable because ii L. not uuisr
any police soutfol whatever
Tho Carpenters Union has struck a
blow for needed reform la this indu.t
%, rholr demand should De hseded by
the authorities.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
ELECTION DATES TO REMEmER

Registration books for primary cleo
tion close April 10.
Primary election April 20.
Registration books again opened
April % and close May 10.
Last day for aiing names for stats
and district ohaoos March 30.
Last day for hiing names for county
oficcs April A.
Canvassing votes for nominating
state and district candidates May 8.
Last day for hiing nominating petit
tions for county ofices May 10.
Last day for hiing certificates o. nom.
nation May o.
General election June a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12

Hon D. 1. Smith 81 Hood River has
de,i1ed % boeemo candidate foE the
Uniicj States sehaie
of course 10 Will 80 before the al.
E,ct prma-y Tor the paniinatioa AND
WILL EXPECT rms EIRcTIoN AT
TIn HANDS OF THE IR0IsI.A.
rURh Il As SITS tho Popalar vote
Mr. Sniih 4 noao q the nolora
syle a. Republieaas. but = coed ella
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
Hoods SarsaparIIIa
EvERYTINIE

- HHHHaH
Nou soni DOLLAR uoeiicssly. uoi
oHiy Il that dollar sone for an Tame
bui alno tfe ni,gesi "a "a for lie.
iioniauaa hauklln pets its lle
thisi iie thai losos -four shl
ungs not Ads ioas that sgm hut
Az the adyaniAsos thai might BE-
maie hy iurulng h Ia dealing.
vhieh. hy the tiu,s y,euug man be-.
comoe old amauuis 90 a comfortable
hag % moner. rherrfore psuse anI
eonsilor bofoFe parsiug VITA thy
money,i
"rhe eost ~ sn unnecossary arti.
80 10 saved would of itself beget
nloncy"
"ae that Ia yoaih soWs The habit
az saving shilaags Wnl az matuFlty
rep q goi.tan harvest -
Start q avines aecouni, evea Il
yoa eaat staFt uiiA more thaR e.
We pay > Psr eeai inioFesl, soa.
posndol seni anuually.
sAVIN08 DEPARTMENT.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
HOPE TO VIM BY CONFUSION.

Tho pluioeraiic organs that are op-
posed 20 The direct nomination aud d.
rect election of q. s. senator's hope to
defeat the primary law by misrepre.
sontaii0n aud creating confusion.
THEY HAVE NOT TOLD THEIR
READERS THE TRUTH ABOUT THE
LAW and have constantly sought TO
establish tho IDEA that tho Republican
vote is 20 Ne scattered among a mum
Der Of aspifants and che Democratic
vote concentrated on one candidate.
THAT II NOT THE TRUTH ABOUT
THE LAW. AZ other Offices are fllcd
under Tho direct primary system, there
may be many aspirauts fof The nomin.
alton. BUT THE ONE HAVING THE
MOST VOTES or REPUBLICANS
BECOMES THE SOLE CANDIDATE
or THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
This fcatufo Of The law is ably OF
forth 10y an oiitorial in ihe IndepcnL
ense Wcai Side Enierprise, ne follows,
ouoiiug The law iisclfi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
ROAD WILL BE BUILT.

The Willamette valley Traction Co.
has done right In deciding to go ahead
and build their line 10 Portland, and
leave Il 10 the people whether fran
chiso shall be- granted 10 let them into
that city or not
Capital that seeks 90 develop Oregon
SHOULD NOT HAVE TO 90 ON IT'S
KNEES 10 a lot Of grating city poll.
ticians. who are either owned by hostile
influences or out Tor a price, or both.
Tho time is coming when the people,
undcr tho referendum, can put such
matters 10 a vote and WILL NO LONG.
Err BE COMPELLED TO DEAL WITH
GRATING POLITICIANS AND
oRAsPTNo MoNoPoLrEs BEHIND
THEM.
Tho people of Oregon love fair play
AMI arc united IN demanding more and
better transportation facilities through.
out western Oregon
All combinations TO keep such im.
proycmrnts that will result in lower
rates of fare and freight will in che
end be- ovcrthrowu.
IN JUNE THE CoNT1TUT1oN
WILL M AMENDED 90 that local
matters can be- taken up under che In.
iiiaiiyc aud referendum anil disposed
o.
That will BE- time enough 90 order che
ciiy council 20 grant a franchise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12

There yet exists some confusion AZ
20 tho meaning ~ statement 80. ! of
tho tTert primaf, nominating law. 10
BE- moroly o. form of pIoigo taken by %
legislative candidate promising 20 abilo
by th' vote of che people on a candiduie
fof tho uuite.l States ruatc. The pledge
does NOT refer 90 che vote ai che pfi.
maries iu April. IA som, would have tho
uas.rs brlio,e tT rs NOT Possible
ron MORE THAN ONE TO Rum As
A REPUBLICAN NOR IH 1T PoBsI
BLn ron MORE THAN ONE TO
RUN AZ A DEMOCRAT. Tho cam
paign Zoe tho peoples vote Zoe Unit.
"a States senator b. on prrcisel, thr
namo basic ns the campaign for gov
ornot secretary of state or auy other
state office rhr a.rrrt primary law
is very explicit on lhis paIut % n,si
"t,rp political party and iis rrgu
lnf., nominated candidates. members
and anrrn. stsl have ihr sole ani sa
elus,e rghi io tht u-s of iho party
name anI coo aho.r thereof aud no
chnhNtr fur anlr. shail hr permitted
io use Hhv nurI of the uams 10 ans
oihrr political party or Organization
tlau that D., utIeh he s nominated
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12

Three Trains 70 the East Daily.
Through Pullman standard anl
tourist sleeping ears daily TO Olympia,
Chicago, sPokansi tourist sleeping
ears daily 70 Kansns Cityi through
Pullman tourist slesping ears (psr-
sonally eondustsd) weekly to CAisa,
goi reclining chair cars (ssats frss)
10 the East daily.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-12
SAY LARSEN WAS
TO BLAME FOR II
OCEANIC OFFICIALS SAY HEAD
OF HARBOR POLICE SHOULD
HAVE STOPPED EXTRA CREW.

Complaint against Harbor Police Of
ficer Larsen was made to Sheriff
Brown yesterday Tuesday night the
extra crew which had been put aboard
the Alameda went ashore. Chief Of
ficer Anderson of the, steamer called
to Larsen who was at the foot of the
gangway to stop the men going ashore
but Larsen refused, saying that he had
no right to stop them leaying the boat.
The men claimed that they had not
been given enough food. They We're
natives and Porto Ricans. LarseQ al
lowed them to come ashore.
This desertion necessitated the Off
Gals of the Oceanic S. S. Company
signing on q more men. This number
was secured and put aboard the
steamer yesterday just before she
sailed for San Francisco. i was stat
ed to Sheriff Brown that Larsen was
derelict But the Sheriff sustained
Larsen in the matter, on the ground
that the extra crew We're not prisoners
on the vessel, and the police officers
were only instructed to prevent people
from going aboard the boat, but not
coming off.
Inc extra crew was SlSH'u vi III an
ticipation that the regular crew of the
vessel might be ordered to leave her
on arriving in San Francisco owing
to the strike.
1t is claimed that Larsen entlced the
extra crew to desert the boat, but in
what way he did this s not clear. He
denies ever having had any talk with
them or in any way inducing them to
leave the ship.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-12
BY
POPULAR VOTE
GOVERNORS ACCEPTING CUM
MINGS' INVITATION TO ATTEND
CONFERENCE AT DIES MONIES.

DIES MONIES Oa), June 30.--The
Governors of a dozen States have ac-
Cepted the invitation of the Iowa Leg
islature to appoint commissioners to
attend the conference in Des MOines
in September to devise means to Sc
cure an amendment to the Federal
Constitution making United States
Senators elective by the people instead
of by legislatures.
Among the states which have ac-
cepted the invitation issued by Gov
ernor Cummings on the authority of
the Legislature are New York, Ne
braska, Georgia and Kentucky. 1t is
believed that all Governors will APP
point delegates to attend the conven-
ton.
Governor Cummings is convinced that
much good may arise from the delib-
erations of the convention. 1t is the
first effort to organize the sentiment
already existing i'm favor Of the pop
ular election Of Senators. The only
thing the convention can achieve is
to effect organization which may crys-
tallize sentiment and give the move
ment such an impetus that the amend
ment will be achieved by one Of the
methods fixed by the convention.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-12


SAN FRANCISCO, July THE re-
lief commissioners were engaged yes
terday in segregating and tabulating
their estimate of expense of carrying
on the work of relief. In the form in
which it was presented to the finance
committee it was the cause of two dis
tinct misapprehensions Not all the
100000 which was the estimated cost of
salaries and labor per month can fair
~ be considered as accountable to the
work of administration" And i'm the
second place, it is incorrect to take this
as a basis of the cost of the work for
the next twelve mmths. With the
building of permanent homes for the
refugees the greater part of the expense
included in the budget viii disappear
with the passing of the camps in the
parks and public squares To make
these facts plain, DR.. Devine yesterday
issued the following statement:
ct is wholly incorrect and mislead-
ing to say that the 100000 which the
executive commission proposes to spend
in July is the cost of distributing re-
lief Our budget is for the cost of
maintaining the camps and protecting
the health of the people in them and
for the care of the sick in hospitals.
1t includes the expense of transporting
supplies and managing the relief sta
tions. but that is the smallest part of
it. The principal work is giving shell
ter and medical care, policing the
camps and providing for the physical
comfort of the refugees. We are Civ
ing them some hot water. flooring their
tents and providing for decent sanitary
ARRANGEMENTS. over 500 600 is for con-
struction. and will not be a monthly
exnenditure at all.
# would be lust as sensible to es-
Innate the EXPENSE of a military camp
bv the cost of the mess as to estimate
the expense for the 10000 refugees
now in camn in this CITY bv what is
enent for sunp1ies.
ON the sixty DAVIS since April 18th
the Secretary of War is understood to
have snent 80 800 900. A very small
mart Of if has been spent for food or
clotbinp How much we do not know
mill +ho War DEPARTMENT makes its
ranort Rut certainly the greater part
of If has been for the necessary ex-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-12

PAID-UP CAPITAL...........S $500, 900 90
SURPLUS ................... 300, 1000. 90
UNDIVIDED PROFITS. ..... rs, 691 SO