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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-03-15
TRAMPS HAD ROYAL FEAST.
They Dined Oh Gold and Silver Taker
from a Ereiuht Car

According to the statement Of 8
railroad man who lives In Chester, Pa
and was an eyewitness of iA' affair
tramps and yeggmen who frequent the
line of the Philadelphia. Baltimore &
Washington railroad between Philadel
phia and Baltimore, held royal ban
quet. with silver sets valued at 1000.
says the Philadelphia Record
Solid sllvec was handled by the road.
sters and outcasts as II II were nothing
more than ordinary tinplate and the
story Of the night dinner riva's that
Of the Millionaire club.
The scene OF the midnight feast was
In a grove near Perryville. A freight
car had been broken open and some Of
Tiffany's finest art gems in solid silver,
consigned by the New York house TO
parties in Washington. we're stolen
and carried. to the grove.
Foraging parties were sent out by
the nomads and soon silver channg
dishes were used for frying chicken
and gold-lined goblets were utilized for
quafiing the foaming beer.
In the height of the frolic police and
detectives swooped down on the mer.
rymakers and made one or two ar.
rests. but the majority of the Weary
Willles" made their escape. TIE rail.
road authorities have been keepi.s the
real facts quiet.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-03-15
Germany's Trade in Tissue Paper.

There are seventeen mills in Ger.
many engaged exclusively in the man.
ufacture of tissue paper. Germany
urns out more tissue paper than any
)ther country in the world.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-03-15
Health and Liberty In America.

That America Il not only the land
Of liberty, but Of health. the survival
Of so many thousands of, Confeder.
ates forty years after the closing OF
the war emphatlcally tests.-Louis-
Vile Courier.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-03-15
Horses Cheap in Morocco.

Horses go cheap in South Morocco.
Recently one was sold in Mogador by
auction for Az pesetas, equivalent to
about So cents. The animal will be
used to turn a grinding stone in ma.
tive mill.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
HAWAIIAN SECURITIES
IN SAN FRANCISCO

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
TO RAISE PAY
OF THE JUDGES
OFSora rAa7saay>s AaveAassra

At special rseesirg u ths Hawai-
ian Bar Association held yesterday
afternoon at Rspubliesa headquarters,
the following rssolusisa, IN favor Oi
81 increase 0f salaries fOV the 5adsss os
the E1zSs CIsrsis. was unanimously
saopse3s
Whereas, the annual salary Paid 70
aci Cscs1vsG by each % the Judges %
SAs Circuit CouVt ee the First Judicial
Circuit % the then Republic ~ Ea-
wal- 81 and long prior 70 the s0i1S
lnso eject - the Organic Act. on the
ltSA Gsy q June. 1s01 was the sum
- St2e@ an6 the business transacted
by chs Circuit Court et the EIrss Ju-
65cIAl Circuit has sreatly increased
since sA53 ttsh day o. Jaus. 1859.
AcS whereas, the records ot the CTR
clic Courts % the Territory ot Na-
v&LI show that sixty per cent of the
entire DtSi pCsuS business Of the Terri
tory Is transacted by the Circuit Court
q the First Judicial Circuit as asaius.
forty per cent transacted by the Cir
cuis Courts u the Second. Third.
Fourth &nd Fifth Juiictsl Circuits
And Whereas, the business transact
sd by the C1rcuir Court Of the First
Judicial Circuit. in volume. character
and Importance. iuSsf6sS and demands
6n increase IN the amount u the salS-
risS paid 70 an received by the three
Judges OF the said Circuit Court OF the
First Judicial Circuit:
Therefore. be IL resolved. by the Bar
Association 81 the Hawaiian Islands.
II regular meeting assembled. that the
Congress ot the United States be earn
eStly requested and urged 70 50 amend
Section - Of an Act u the Congress
% the United States. entitled. An Act
% Provide 3 government for the Ter
rtIory % Hawaii" approved April 50.
1900 CsI z s s L, IA. c SS; Supp.
F. : c. s. utIl. as TO provide for
the increase of the annual salaries
IhsreIn provided 70 be paid 70 the
tUiseS Of the Circuit Court OF the
First Judicial Circuit. from the sum
q ssase 70 the sum Of staoe; be II
further
Resolved. that 3 copy Of this resolu-
rtor Dc forwarded 10 the President OF
the Senate Of the United States, the
Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
-5rsS Of the United States. and 10 the
Delegate u the Congress Of the Uni
tel States tron the Territory OF Hs-
wzi
Hon 7. N Hatch. in the absence Of
the president, was called TO the chair
With him there were present W L
Whitnsy, Z ". Sutton, Cecil Brown,
D. L Wilmington, Henry Holmes. c. +
Clsmgns 4 G. N Robertson, L G.
Kellogg, T Z Thompson, Z. NJ Watson,
P. L Weaver, J. ". Catheart, 7. NJ
8 Il Derby and ". l. Green
vel, secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
| SPORT
MAY ENTERTAIN
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
THE DOCTOR AWAY FROM HOME
WHEN MOST NEEDED.

Peop's are often very much dlsap-
pointed To find that their family ply
sician is away from home when they
most need hiz services. Diseases Ike
cramp, collie ana diarrhoea require
prompt treatment, and in many in
stances prove fatal before medicine can
be procured or physician summoned.
The hight way is TO keep at hand a
bottle OF chamberlain's Cole. Cholera
and Dlarrhoea Remedy. No physician
can prezcrfbe better medicine for
shs@e diseases- Sold By all dealers.
Benson. Sruith & Co, Ltd, agents for
Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30

D
Pearl Harbor. tao. the dock would be
three niles from the approach OF any
possible bsnbaE.iizg feet, while II Ho-
1oIzIU II would be absolutely unpro-
tsetsd II Al! way.
WIKI Al enlarged map OF the chan
ua into Pearl Hzrbor the e.AdmirzI then
explained what would have 70 be done
II The way Of emitting out the points pro
iee11g izto the channel and the neees-
zIry of widening TIE cut through the
oEEss rsef- Altogether It Is estimated
that EEz amount Of material that would
have 70 be dredgsi would bs 1,1O0, 900
yudz, thg cost Of which could lot be
dsteruinsi Until . preliminary survey
had bsen mzds and the nature OF the
gr0zz1 determined. To have such =
szrvey made hs recommended that the
goyerunsnt be asked 70 Appropriate
sI5.BG1 f0r 2 preliminary survey then
Al amount shoEn necessary By the sur-
veg for tEs other work Then Pearl
Hzrbor would be "not only the best
Ezrbor n the Pacific, hut one OF the
bezt II the world" with anchorage
fer tie largest ships aaOzt for thirty
niles aIoag shore-
N.sIf ws we've 70 build Al ideal hzr-
tcr IL dredging Nc could n0t improve
on Ehzt nature has done already Tor u
II Pearl Hzrbor,'' concluded the Ad-
nirzl, rehzrk which pleased his hear
IS 70 tks point Of appIzuse.
Captain OtEel was called upou to
szzt= Eo~ Ieng II would take 70 con-
plsse the necessary preliminary survey
after the noaey was voted, tine sta
ted by hin az approximately about four
nozthz- He explained that the survey
zsgId only be made upon the recon-
nendztion Of the Chief Engineer, bat,
a. secret, II eouId assure the meeting
tkzs zueh = reeommendztioa was al
ready 70 be made and tEat this part Of
the WORK was done before starting.
Ike resolution ss above was then
nOTea By z. D. Tenney snd seconded
by " ". Hal, being carried unani- |
nezzly.
4 vote Of thanks was also passed 70
Admiral Very for kiz lueid statements
Of the conditions affecting the desired |
work and his kindness IN addressing
tEe Chamber OF the subject. ]
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
kEAhhE IDEAL PLACE
FOR RUBBER CULTURE

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
REaR RANGE LIGHT.

1 slight change IN the location OF the
rsar range light in the harbOr, from
that dseided upon few days ago be
tween Goverusr Frear and Captain OF
well, has been made. The site IS At
first selected vas thought TO be 3 little
too elsss TO the wharf and would inter
fsrs with the uooriag Of vessels The
site las been shifted slightly so that
II IS brought entirely Waikiki OF the
egrb line Of Fort street This site as
now agreed u viii De ssaE to Washing
toa f0E approval
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
F2oGgEss N TaPGN.

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t1rD-z5 E1-olEIE t5= Erz u thsz
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30

Principal and Mrs. Periey L. Horne
OF the Kamehameha Schools returned
yesterday morning from a vacation
trip 10 Maui.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30

". Pfotenhauer Of H HackfeId &
Co, Lid, and several others left for
Kauai in the 5iikahaIa last night To
attend the formal opening Of the Ke-
kzha- -wairnea ditch.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
MRS. sHIGEH0TO HAD
too MUCH PRIMO BEER

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
Respectfully,
JARED C. SMITH,


The matter OF underground work by
the Mutual Telephone Company was
brought up through the following letter
from Superintendent Lehigh and the de-
sired permission granted:
Honolulu, T n. May 9th 1907.
To the Board OF Supervisors, County
OF Oahu. City.
Gentlemen: We hereby respectfully
ask permission TO make trenches in
the streets OF this city enumerated be-
low, for the purpose OF laying con-
duits for our underground system as
approved by the Superintendent OF
Public Works. viz:
On King street from Nuuanu to Ala
kea street.
On Alakea street from King to our
Office.
On Merchant from Alakea to juno
ton Of King.
On King street from junction Of Mer-
chant to Punchbowl-
The streets thus torn up to be re-
paired and put in same condition as
at present
Accompanying blue prints show line
OF duct.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
Respectfully yours,
Hc.

supt- Mutual Telephone Co. Ltd
A petition was received from fifteen
taxpayers in reference to the road from
Panioi through the land Of Mrs. Z.
Silva and Of David Watson. 1t was
stated that the road mentioned had
been accepted as public highway but
had never been repaired since the tax
ing over Of this work by the county.
The repairs needed, IT is said, viii not
cost more than 800. The matter was
referred to the committee on roads.
A letter was received from ]. P.
Cooke stating that he had talked over
the matter OF contribution to the Le-
ahi Home with Chairman Hustaee and
from that interview felt satisfied With
the action taken by the Board at its
last meeting. He stated that he hoped
that the Board would be in a position
to help the home at the first Of next
year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30

4
The meeting Of the Boara Os coaasy
Supervisors held last night was veri-
table love feast. Not a single member
os she ROsrd was called liar by
either another member or by an ous-
slider. The famous gutter ordinance
WAS passed without hitch. being
amended by Supervisor Dwight 10
make it slightly more strenuous tAaa i
kad been At hrss III the matter Of a.
lowing water 20 stand in cutters. Ths
vote by which the ordinance was pass-
ed and made law was unanimous and
not a member of the board. Or anyone
else. had = Nord to say in the ma;ter.
J. \. MeCandle>s was not present,
\ 6ftsea day vacation was allowed
to the members Of tie Hawaiian band.
20 start on October l. The band was
not represented by any member bus
the motion allowing the musicians
well earned res; passed withou, 4 dis
senting vote.
The following letter was received
from Jared &. Smith of the Experi-
msnE Station, and was referred TO tie
committee on rOad work, for action
Chairman Hussaee stating thar the
work on the quarry mentioned would
have been discontinued even without
the protest:
Honolulu. Hawaii August g. 1907.
Board Of Supervisors, County Of Oahu.
Honolulu. 7. Il.
Dear Slrs: I would consider IL =
favor If work in the stone quarry
which is the property Of the Territory
OF Hawaii, and IS now being operated
by the County OF Oahu. located with
in the Hawaii Experiment Station
reservation. be discontinued AT as
early date as IS practicable. The
extension Of the main face OF the quar-
ry any farther in the direction OF our
buildings constitutes an annoyance
and also renders our buildings liable to
injury or destruction through frag-
ments OF flying rock
Ny understanding has been that
work would be discontinued as soon
as the streets in the immediate vicin-
ity of the Experiment Station were
macadamized, and also as soon as the
ledge OF good rock on the Experiment
Station side of the line. separating this
quarry from the Experiment Station
reservation. had been exhausted This
IS now the case, and no large amount
OF good material can be removed from
the quarry without extending its up
Per limits TO within dangerous prox-
unity 70 the residences on our reser-
walton.
Trusting that this matter will re-
ceive your favorable consideration, I
remain,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30

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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-12-25
HdzeHOn Items.

John Stewart has about quit
work since that new girl came to
his house.
Fred Harrington is rejoicing over
the arrival of another fine young
lady at his residence.
All of the churches in Hazelton
are preparing for grand time on
Christmas and each of them will
have Christmas exercises.
Last week J. T. Spicer shipped
two cars of fat stock to Kansas
City; B. L. Drake, two cars; F. ].
Hardesty, two cars; John, Ounce
and Dan Circle, six cars.
Snow, rain and then a slight
freeze is making it rather unpleas
ant to get over the roads. They
are about as bad as we ever have
in this part of the country.
wishing everybody a Merry
Christmas" reads the old reliable
Index. We will quit and see about
our over draft at the bank and if
it is not too awfully large we will
try and buy few Christmas pres
entS.
Shell Gamble, who has been serv-
ing his country in the regular army,
is now taking his first lay-off in
nearly five years. He has until the
18th of January to visit his old
time friends and will have served
his full time in June next.
Burnett Brothers evidently in.
tend to do their part toward anus
ing the people during the holidays
as they have installed a new talk
ing machine and have stocked ul
with $50 choice records so that one
can just call for any piece he want:
and the doctors have it in stock.
AT their regular communication
last week, Charity Lodge A. F. &
A. M. elected the following Officers
for the ensuing year, to wit: A. ]
Ayers, w: NJ; c. A. Pond, S. W.,
L. P. Graves, l. W.; w. G. Afford
Teas; and w. L. Gamble, Sec
The appointive officers have no
yet been named. They will install
their officers on the evening of tn
27th.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-12-25
Sharon Items.

The rain has put the roads in
bad shape.
Herbert Newsom and wife are
spending Xmas in Texas.
Bad time for practicing for
Christmas entertainments.
GU. Schmidt and wife are spend
ing Christmas near Cunningham.
We wish you all a Merry Christ
mas and hope St. Nicholas will
visit all.
Meeting closed at the Free Meth
odist church Sunday morning on
account Of bad weather.
The Byers Bros. are making the
corn fly at S. w. Alfred's. They
began on Monday of last week.
Before this goes to press Santa
Claus will have gone his rounds
again making many glad hearts.
Grandpa Blackmore and wife
have gone to Eureka Springs for
their health. They may stay all
winter.
A beautiful little lady arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. B.
Cole, jr., Dec. 18th. DR.. Sturm in
attendance.
Beautiful and entertaining exer-
cises were held at the U. B. church
last night, Dec. 24th, and it goes
without saying that large crowd
was out.
Miss Caroline Hobble of Dodge
City arrived last week to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Hobble of the
Sharon Valley State bank, Miss
Hobble being Mr.. Hobbies sister.
Twenty three new phones have
been added to the Barber County
Telephone Cos. line in the last
80 days. The new renters are ].
E. Manley, VIM. Jofray, Martin
Landwehr, Mrs. Mary Ricke, Peter
Daum, Geo. Bauer, Marvin Craw-
ford, Eugene Blackmore, Dr.Sturm,
c. Bauer, Fred Sodtman, ]. w
Luthy, Churchill Bros, Geo. Rob
inson, Frank and Jake Ketzner, J.
Suhler, Mrs. Solf, E. Noll, VIM
Gordon, John Sandy and Joe Wade
Work has been completed on the
line to Jumbo hill and this con.
meets with the Daf6n line which
will give US free exchange with
people on that line south of Nash
vile who trade at Sharon.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-12-25
Mowa Items.
From the Journal

CEOn INC
Gun Shannon left for Kansas
City Monday to be gone several
weeks. Joe Shannon and Will
Downtain will look after his bust
ness during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Circle have
received invitations to the wedding
of Lillian c., the youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb C. Seidel, to
Mr.. Robert T. DeWolf. The Sci
del family formerly resided on the
Motto farm near this city. The
wedding IS to be solemnized at the
Seidel home in Pasadena, Calf, ON
the 18th of this month.
T. Bunton has sold his farm
north of the city to Abe Shklar and
will give possession about the first
of April. Mr.. Bunton sold his cat
tie to Ewell & Justis who will feed
them on the place until spring.
The farm consists of 500 acres, Of
which 200 acres are in cultivation
the remainder being good pasture
land. The consideration was
$8,884. Mr.. Bunton expects to
stock up his ranch in Woodward
county and have his son, Pearl,
manage it.
Clipped from the News-Review.
Steve Oliver came down from
Wichita a short time ago to spenc
a few weeks with relatives and
friends at his old home. His many
old friends are glad to meet him
The K. P. contest for new mem
bers which was to close this even
ing with an oyster supper will b
continued during the month O
January. Both sides have secure'
the same number of recruits, an,
desire an extention of time to rails
the number. The K. P. lodge is il
hourishing condition and tn
members are enthusiastic in thei
effort to materially increase tn
membership.