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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-01
in the
Head

leads to grippe. Either is an
noying at any season but doubly
so now when you have social
engagements to fill. One box of
ANTI GRIP TABLETS will
cure you.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-01
THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK
HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.
Branches and Agencies.


Honolulu, New York, San Francisco,
London, Lyons, Bombay, Hongkong,
Dalny, Newchwang, Leayang, Pekin,
Hangkaw, Shanghai, Chefoo, Tientsin,
Mukden, Antung Hslen, Kobe, Maya
saki, Toxic, Osaka.
The Banks buys and receives for Col
lection Bills of Exchange, issue Drafts
and Letters of Credit, and transacts a
general banking business.
Honolulu Branch o. King Street
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-01

not obliged in any worldly causes to
any other superior"
Such in brief are the historical facts.
AS to the theological view, l am aware
that there can be no discussion on that.
You hold that without the sanction of
the Pope and his express authorization
there can be ordained no valid minis
try and so according to your idea no
part of the Church Catholic. l main
tain with equal sincerity that there
was a time when Catholic bishops
were not subject to the Bishop of
Rome, as Greek bishops are not at the
present time, and as they have never
been. AS st. Paul was not subject to
st. Peter, whom he at one time with
stood because he "was to be blamed"
(Gal. H., ~, so bishops of the early
church frequently withstood the Bish-
op of Rome.
For many centuries bishops in Eng
land We're not subject to Rome
Blackstone says in his commentary:
"The ancient British Chdrch was a
stranger to the Bishop Of Rome and
all his pretended authority" He also
states-Com. Blk. g. p. 105, c. SHAT
the Bishop of Rome at the time of the
Norman conquest took that opportun-
ity of establishing his spiritual en-
croachments and was even permitted
to do so by the policy of the Conqueror
in order more effectually to humble the
Saxon clergy. Blackstone also states
Blk. 3, p. 6, c. 5-that "the civil and
canon laws were first imported into
England" in 1851, when appeals to
Rome were allowed in ecclesiastical
causes. But even then the Church and
the Parliament struggled against
these encroachments till finally they
were thrown Off by the actions of the
Church and Parliament extending over
many years and during many reigns.
Your theological position I respect
and am quite aware that no historical
facts which I could present could af-
feet your view Of the matter in the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-07
YOUR GAWKY BOY.

That gawky boy of yours-ungainIv.
gaunt, shy, unprepOssessing, as he is
writes Henry A. Shute in the March
Delineator. You nag him. You laugh
at him and ridicule him. Did you ever
realize how it hurts? You ought TO re-
aliZe it for it is not long since YOU knew
how il felt. You would have stood pain
like man, and so does your boy. You
would have borne privation like a stole.
and so does your boy, and there would
have been grim sort of enjoyment in
it, for the boy of resistance is fully
awake at II.
But you could not bear ridicule and
he cannot, and yet there is scarcely a
day when you do not cause him sharp
discomfort.
The boys mother never does this. She
loves every awkward movement of her
boy. She loves his long legs and she
loves to hear his raucous voice. She
smiles at il, too. and at him, and it is
smile OF genuine amusement but
there is love in the smile, and love in
her eyes, and he knows it, and adores
her for ii.
If he becomes depressed and despon-
dent, he cOnfides his troubles in his
dog, which sits in front of him gazing
at him with an almost human express
sion of sympathy and puts his paw on
his masters knee.
A bit unfortunate, isn't 1t, that your
own boy is obliged to depend on his
mother and his dog for sympathy and
affection? He gets none from you and
but little from his brothers and sis
tiers. 1t is true, isn't it?
My friend. if you paid as much per-
sonal attention to the proper develop
ment of your boy as you do in raising
the two-minute trotter. or the blue
ribbon Guernsey, or the Black Strain
Jubilee or Orpington, or in beating
bogy, or in some game of whist, you
would be astonished at the results.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-07
CASES CALLING FOR TACT.

Foreign relations said Senator Gull
lom. the chairman of the senate's COM
mittee on foreign relations. ARE delicate
things, and must be handled delicately.
Foreign relations, in fact, remind me
of a newly married couple l heard about
the other day.
Their life had been very happy for a
year. Not a cloud had marred their per-
feet fecility. Then one morning the wife
came down 10 breakfast morose and
wretched.
she was snappish with her husband.
She would hardly speak to him. And for
a long while she refused to explain her
unWOnted conduct.
Finally. though. the young man in
ssting that he be told why his wife was
treating him so badly. she looked up with
tears in her eyes and said
John Smith, if / dream again that
YOU have kissed another woman, won t
speak to you again as long as I've
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-05

ford to be absent.
Another railroad Is knocking a. ing
doors Of the city "a big one that pro-
poses to connect chickasha win 2
large system with ramificatons aii
over the state. a direct proposition
Il III the hands Of Secretary stepn-
ems and viii be placed before the
meeting tonight. This proposition
alone should be sufficient TO bring tne
meeting every public spirited citizen
And the college proposition has NOT
been closed up. Propositions relasivs
to the university addition and nov
to make it a great factor in building
up the city viii be discussed Ever
man who subscribed for lot shoul'
be present.
Also another educational proposl
ton will be presented-it IS imporVan
and YOU should hear it.
lCcntinued On Fifth Page.l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-05
THE OCCUPATION TAX
MUST Be PAID AT once
The Chief Of Police Goes After pslinqusnts-
Many Warrants are Issued for Prom
insnt Citizens-No FavOrs Wa
Be Shown

Have sou paid your oecupauon
.ax4 II ref you better get busy of'
the chief Of police will be after yoa.
Yesterday warrants were issued
for fotsy leading business and pro
fe.sional nen who have failed V a.
poss the required amount in the cisy
extnequeY and many arrests are ez-
pecsed 60 follow.
n found large number ot prom-
ineas citizens who had failed 70 pa
the tax said Chief Goodwin, 'ls
many cases Il was not because the1
irteadcd to beat the city but whel
the oHiceY went v them " collect
ines insi STOOD them Of 81 gave sthen
say. Several days ago | sent a
officer to notify them that II they a.
~. come through BY ten o'clock ye'
4eriav morning, warrants would
issued for them.
Many have paid the tax during ~
lass two weeks, about $500 haSin
been collected during this time. "
police department is charged with y
eollection Of the tax ana Mr. Goo
win saws all will be treated alike 81
everybody must pay.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-05

LARGE Meeting Of County Officers Held "a
Gsthrie Endorse His Plan Of Finance
WA Start OCT On
Cash Basis

over 100 county officers elect as-
embed at Guthrie yesterday in re-
ponse to Governor Haskell's call tor
conference to consider county 1i-
aanees. The goverenor-eleet IN an
dress presented to the officers his
method Of placing county business On
1 cash basis from the start. Briefly
stated, the plan is 70 loan to the c0pn-
Ties funds from the $5,o0o,0oO appro-
priation made by congress tor fhe
school fund Of the new state aae
counties would issue bonds or other
evidences Of Indebtedness which would
bear interest at a reasonable rate
/ j. b. Carmichael who was among
Those from Chickasha who attended
said: aThe Governors address vas
vesy timely and his ideas impreasei
those present as being eminensly
4 sound and practical Steps will n'
doubt be taken to carry his suggest
ions into effect"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-05

It win be 42s1 for coffin screws
in Indian Territory the moment tae'
President signs she statehood proc
lamation.
The liquor dealers in Oklahoma
are closing out their wares and tae
cigarette dealers on this side may as
wen 81 doing the same thing. NO
cigarettes, cigarette papers of suo-
stitutes can be sold az even brought
into the state for the purpose Of selli
ing D. giving away after Noy. ~
without going UP against the laW
The enabling act and the cons1ilp
tion provide that Oklahoma laws saal
Immediately become operative ove
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-05
FOOTBALL
GALORE

The students Of the chickasha
Business College organized a loot
ball team Saturday, with Prof. 2. 7.
Denbo as captain and will begin e
practice soon. The lineup is not yer
completed, but the business college
has good material and can furnian
som heavy men. The men At the *
II shops have also organized a team
q with three home teams some good
games may be expected in the near
future.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-05

the entire state the moment statehood
takes effect, and among these stat
tutes is the anti-cigarette law, ap-
proved March 5, 1901, This lazy
provides
9That il shall be misdemeanof
for any person, firm Or corporation
to sell,ofer to sell, Or 70 bring into
the territory for the purpose q ssll-
Ing, giving away Of otherwise a's-
posing Of any cigarettes, cigarette
papers Or substitutes for the same
and each violation Of any Of the pro
visions Of this act shall be misoe
meanor punishable by fine of no
less than ten dollars, nor more 1na'
five hundred dollars
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-05
ELECTIONS
PROCEED
QUIETLY IN THIRTEEN STATES
INTEREST CENTERS ON LOCAL
CUSHIONS

Washington. Nov. $50 tar as
heard from the returns from the state
municipal and county elections winch !
W. II progress in thirteen states to-
aav indicate interest in local rather
than national questions Early NOR
rino reports we're favorable to the
League in Cleveland where johnson
and Burton are engaged in q polNF-
cag duel. and New York county where
1.-THE perennial fight against Tammany
iin on. In Salt Lake City and in San
Francisco where local conditions are
acute and in Kentucky and Maryland
II which states the republicans are
making strenuous efforts to displac'
Itbe present democratic senator's WITT
republicans.
The general situation is such as =
Justify the conclusion that the issue
!. for sse national campaign are yet :
BE- formulated. Fair weather prevail
- al sections except in parts OF II
Lake region, New York and ne
England, where there are clouds az
Local rains. Temperature everywhe
is moderate. Seldom has All electl'
occurred that has taken 50 few peoF
out Of the government offices
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-05

/. / + / i + / I \ ! + !

A Joint meeting Of the Commercial
club and the Merchants Protective
Association win be held at the court
house At 8 o'clock this evening. y
win be 4 meeting Of more than ordi-
nary interest and the propositions
that viii come up are Of the highest
Importance to chickasaa, 10 citizen
who has any interest in pronlotlne
the welfare Of his home town can ar
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-05
POSTMASTERS
ENDORSE
THE PARCEL POST PLAN OF MEY-
ER ROSE RETURNS FROM CON
vENTI0N IN WASHINGTON

Postmaster j. a. Rose mas IVY
from two weeks visit in Washing
ton. D. G. where he went 70 attend
tie postmasters convention. About
500 pOstmasters from all parts Of the
union attended this meeting, but the
new state was not well represented n
numbers, M Rose and one other be-
ing the only delegates from Indian
Territory and only two from the OK
lahoma side Of the l.ne being present.
what they lacked in numbers howey-
er. tie 0klahomans made up N az
tivity and they started q movement
to bring the convention 70 Oklahoma
Fin 1909.
The visiting postmasters received
. many courteuies at the hends Of tne
department and among those who ad-
| dressed the convention was Postmass
ter General Meyer. IN his address
| Mr.. Myer explained his parcels post
Il views and a resolution was adopted
endorsing his policy.
Il proposs g recommend the s.
| tablishment % q parcels post en- ruf
Ilal routes which win meet the obise
lions Of ne small store keepers an
retailers. If my recommendation
are adopsei, it will cost twelve cent
pound for the mail order house
send parcels to the rural delivery p
irons from any city pssiofiee' wn'
i for delivery from the distributing Q
! flee of the rural mail route Or
mailed 81 patron On any s1l
route to patron Of the same r0n
or at the distributing poss0li''s
said route, the charge viii be set +
eenss for lhe first pound ana
cents for each additional pound Up
l1i pounds, Or 25 cents for paeS'
weighing II pounds
number Of important qoes1.'
~, s,fe.asf to postmast
we're discussed and Nj. Rose says
convention was profitable and pl
SAINT Is All IN attendance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-05

Marriage Licenses were issaea ~
dar to two young couples from Mar
low. Noah Porter and Miss Seftnle
Mason. L. B. Niece and Mss Nsi'aa
Walters win be the members q 'he
Two new matrimonial firms
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-25
NEwTOwN.


jamestown Exposition. the rise in
wheat, coming conventions, Japan
csc trouble. and all other topics are
losing their hold on the attention OF
the public as the Sacred Heart Fes-
tival approaches. All the signs OF
a poor season and hard year have
failed; and 70 be convinced OF this,
come and see what the horn of
plenty" has in store for you there.
The Dinner Table will be presided
over by Miss Mary Burch OF Oakley !:
the Fancy Table. by the Misses
Stone OF Dynard; the Ice Cream
Table, by Mrs Josephine Plowden
OF Bushwood; the Confectionery
Table, by Miss St. Clair of Miles
town; the Soda Fountain, by Mr..
Robt. Long Of Bluestone. The con-
mittees in full will be published in
due time.
At 10 A. N. the prize tournament
will take place. beginning with an
appropriate Grafton. Col. Geo. r.
Garner OF Chaptico will be grand
Marshal and his aides will be Messrs
Fred. McWilliams, John II. Russell,
and Dominic Hayden. At three in
the afternoon the Queen and her
Maids will be crowned by the sue
cessful Knights. Other amusing
and entertaining features will be
added, and the evening sun will set
upon dav full OF pleasure and mer-
riment for young and old from far
and near. Settlement and Brittou,
Potomac, Wicomico and Patuxent
will make merry together at Sacred
Heart Festival. July 81. Only one
week more.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-25

The various committees In charge
Of the Tournament and Festival on
August, LIST arc well known for the
deep interest they take ia the sue
cess Of our church affairs. The en-
thusiasm already displayed bids
fair 70 make this q Banner year.
The Tournament will commence
as 30 P. N. sharp. The prizes will
be in cash. Two special prizes for
the neatest costumes. Entries
should be made as soon as possible
70 the Judges. Messrs. NJ. C.
Thompson, Claude Abel and Joseph
While. ]. p.
The address to the successful
knights will be made by the Rev.
]. N. McNamara. pastor az Benedict
and Solomon's Island: This will be
a literary treat that none OF our
friends should miss.
The colored members OF the con-
greRation will have their home
getting on Thursday, August 8.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-25

cent. is allowed IL paid during Au-
gust; 4 per cent. II paid doing Sem
tember and 3 per cent. IL paid during
October.
Rev. Willard F. Minnick, of ST.
hary's City. Maryland, has been
called to the pastorate of Spesutia
Church. Psrryman, to take effect
September /. Mr.. Minnick In n na-
tive OF Hartford county and upon
his return here from time 70 time in
recent years has preached at EN-
manuel Church. Bel Air, 10 appre-
ciative audiences. He has before
him an attractive field Of usefulness
at Spesutia. -Bel Ar Aegis.
A joint institute OF the public
school teachers Of Anne Arundel,
FRINGE Georges Charles. St. Mary's
and Calvert counties. will be held
At Annapolis from September 2 to
September 6. inclusive. A Joint in
stitute OF the teachers OF the same
counties was held at College Park
last wear and was q great success.
The joint plan was also tried by a
number OF other counties, and IL
met with success. County Superin.
tendents Harry r. Wallis, OF Anne
Arundel; Fred. Sasscer, of Prince
Georges. and Geo. w. Joy. of st.
Mary's. were in conference there
Monday over plans for the institute.
Maryland Gasette.
The Britton's Bay Marine Con-
struction company. located on Combs
Creek. is doing q rushing business
and is giving employment TO a large
number OF people. Since the open
ing OF the railway. about 3 weeks
ago. eight vessels have been hauled
out and repaired. On Monday, the
Charles H. Dagger was on the ways;
the Bessie Jones and two vessels
from BlackstOne,s Island and two
from st. Georges Island were wait
ing their turns and several motor
boats were being repaired and fitted
up. The railway fills q long felt
want in this section and bids fair to
be q real success. We wish Messrs.
Ewell and Wicks great success in
their venture.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-25

From this date on. the Bank Of
st. Mary's at Leonardtown, will
adhere TO the banking rules and
regulations governing the closing
OF banks on week days. Hence
forth. the bank will open at 3. A. N.
and close promptly at 3. p. n. ex-
cept on Saturdays when it will close
at noon. During the Summer, this
rule will be strictly followed. If,
however. out-of-town customers can
not get here during these hours, the
Cashier will have someone at the
Bank 70 meet them il they win mott
y him by card or phone. II you
have business with the Bank, after
hours, and will notify the cashier,
he will make arrangements 70 serve
you. L. ]. STERLING. Cashier.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-25
Our Public Roada.

Mr.. acknowledging in recent is
sues OF the Beacon communications
and suggestions Of several liberal
and public spirited citizens of your
County in regard TO public roads, l
beg the privilege of some remarks
on that very important subject.
Twice during the past two months
| had occasion TO travel over the
road from Chiptic0 to Mechanics
vile and think | can say with truth
that this particular road is q dis
grace TO o civilized community.
One cannot traverse it without peril
70 life and limb of man or beast and
the chance OF putting any kind OF Q
vehicle out OF commission. The
friend who was my companion on
this perilous trip was compelled to
make his horse strsddle great bitches
or gullies in the center of the road
in order TO avoid an upset and it
was difficult TO accomplish this feat
of straddling as the gullies are wide
and deep. With the skill of the dri-
yer aud the obedience Of the docile
horses il was almost impossible 10
escape serious accident. My friend
Told inc that the timber cutters are
responsible for this condition OF the
road. They may have produced it
but Goa IaiulS the County Commits
siOners on those who control the
affairs OF the county are responsible
for continuance OF such q condi-
ton. When the timber men cut up
the reads they should De required TO
mend and keep them in good condi-
ton while they use them. You
people are probably sufficiently tax
ed for all public purposes and the
commissioners and road supervisors
are generally eager for Office and
the people should require that these
men perform their duties. Some
body is responsible. The parties
responsible must be either ignorant
and incompetent or unconcerned as
to their duties and the public good.
A party from Chicago visiting the
County about the same time and pas
sing over the same road had q like
experience and thought il miraculous
TO have escaped without Q broken
neck some or other disaster. My
visits were for the purpose of look
ing at farms with view Of buying,
but trip over such q road is enough.
70 make q prospective buyer take
the next train back and never re-
turn. Being . native OF st. Mary's
and having o natural loyalty to and
interest in my native land" |
hope that other Of your good people
may take this matter up especially
through the columns Of the BEACON.
chastising those who are guilty, call
ing "a spade o spade" without fear
of giving Offsnse, and through criti-
cism and suggestion arouse the
good people and bring about q bet
ter condition of things.
TRAVELLER,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-25
Baseball and Band Musle.

The colOred members of Immacu-
late Conception Church. Mechanics.
vile, will give their annual Festival
Wednesday. August 7th, at shat
place. The officers in charge will
be as follows: Committee of arrange
ments: Geo. w. Herbert, President.
and Phil. Willard substitute; Eiw.
Golding. Treasurer and John Reed.
substitute; Charles and Abraham
Butler Secretary and substitute.
Fancy table: Eliza Reed and NAV
Mack. Confectionery Table: Martha
Warren and Kate Herbert. Dinner
Table: Margaret Coats and Marie
Willard. Floor manager: Joseph
Handy. Preparations are going in
for a grand baseball match and for q
band OF music that will beat the
band" Further particulars will
appear later.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-25

We shall be glad 70 have you con-
slider the advisaDility of placing
your bank account with us. and in
view OF the fact that our facilities
have been developed with the pur-
pose OF meeting TO the fullest extent
the requirements Of business men,
and especially the farmers. through
out the country. weare onfideut that
the services rendered by us will. be
most satisfactory-to you.--The
First National Bank OF st. Mary's,
at Leonardtown, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-25
Orphans Court,

Tuesday, July @, 1907. The Court
met-all the Judges present.
First and fiual account of Jasper
Lee Adams, executor OF John A.
Adams. deceased. filed and approx
ed and Distribution ordered.
Appraisement of the real estate
and inventory OF the personally of
James McWilliams, deceased, filed
and approved.
Court adjourned to August Is,
1897.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-25
Religious Notice.

The Rev. Mr.. Dice will preach at
st. Marv's Chapel. Ridge. on Sun
day morning July 18th. Service at
ii O'Clock. The boys OF ST. Mark q
choir will sing.
Service at Mrs. Hodgdon's. near
Milestone on Thursday. August LIST.
at ii o'clock A. N.
WILLARD +. MINNIcK.
Rector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-25
First Day Races.
TRAVELLER.

The winners in the iirst day rae
ing over the Leonardtown course.
Tuesday. were; In the $50 class,
Nancy Garrison. owner. John Nj.
Lacey; in the special race, Happy
Russell. Jr., D. E. Burch, owner,
beat <. B. Abell's RUSSELL g.; in the
2.1S class, King Red wood, +. G..
Fairfax, owner. beat Miller's Kush-
en- and Rara Avis. in the fastest and
best race ever trotted over the
course.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-25
Elssb0Insi2ag.

Having receiving instruction at one Of
the best schools in the Union and been
granted a diploma, l am prepared to
Embalm and conduct funerals at the
shortest notice. l give personal atten-
ton to all the details Of the business,
Everythiag In my line warranted to be
first class and up to-date,
Respectfully,
EUGENE HALL,
DYnard, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-25

The annual picnic Of the Mt. Zion,
M. E. Church Sunday School will be
held at the old camp meeting ground
near Oakville. Thursday August 9th
proximo, If fair il not fair. the follow
ing day. The public cordially in
vited.