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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04
Epo pnkntn.

Waiien er bjeraet. Sarmerne |
Smegnen al germillion flyer mi, at
Sroiten fan fomme rtaariombeIit, ba
Wfaiien or fnmnlen iao Iaugt, Of ben
er bierget. Der bill blipe ct WiobelS'
oar.
&Hens Spritcisbtc. Der bar flor
StoS / Den lille 9p Common forle.
Den Dag, ibet oct fsrite Barn bIep
fsbt / 9pen. SteSetS Snobpggere %
Sme1nens "&ligutter" bIen ioo be.
geiitret, at be ifilingebe iammen til
en- Snooer9aue til Den lille Berger,
Der ilocu SpiI muo betraateS Tom ZEN
al DC fsrIte SettIere" / Den noroIiae
Del al Butte Sountp.
2H MISUNDERSTANDING. 9ontraf.
tor Grief Nplcn / Sermiuicu bar iooet
&ontrott pou @pgningen al oct me
College for Ret$pibeuifob, Der ifoI
opfercS poa llniperiitetetS CAMPUS"
/ &erminion. Wr. NplenS Quo be.
lob Jig til $40, $50, % Irbeibet ifaI
itrnr Photographers, men 9p9nin9en
blir neppc iTroi9 for til nGite SfoIe.
nnrS @eanuoclie. - Stlloenter al.
fomncr ircmoeleS til StatenS Uni.
n%cr'itet, % man tror. of Intnllet oiI
blue omtrcmt 500.
Irneifnttcu maa bctalcs. Ser bar
Tor &etter / Siour Sails pcrieret en-
Gag ont, / hpor tor l%loitrTfning oen
nDc Wrueitot QlTIocr, lGrIig Oo me6
@cn'bn til 8ancr til piicutIiae An.
taller. MtrS. &Clen q. Icaenran
/ Sour Sails, iom be6e for ct IarS
(io iiocn. tcitomentereoe en- eienoom,
pGro $1,000, Ill 2onaregotionuIiit.
tIrtcn Der / &ucn, ~ Ell ouhen Glen.
0omL nUrH $1,000, til gpen Siour
TolIa. Ter bIcp Al Sfiiterettcn aiort
TorNring puu IruCifot al 6iSic 10
&eleb, mcbcns @ucr "a airfen mente,
al DC iom pfiCutlige SnItitutioner
life nar pItBtiac I'll at betaIe noqcu
ioahun. CONNER {. u. 9ailen bar
III o'9iuet oen &lCnocIic, al Der nnu
bet0lc@ Nrpc'tut, uuulcet bpem oct er,
ION nQoCr Qo0t al Nrpcn, - at bet
mco orore Orb life er Ell Stat pau
Dem, ION mu6taQcr @ahcr eGer Nrp,
men eli Sf0t Pad iCIue IrUen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04
Anrn pnkntu.
Nnuit nnhcr NinLcnr.

SnnIt nuoer SinIcHc. Iranf
Gople, en- Maub ira South Gbicoao,
bIeu iorIeocn onertiert % tuuit al ct
GroGttoa poo @rcnt Nortberu pa.
men / &t8bp. @un bar puu 8eicn
Ill YtinoI
SOu % Gomnutif. Mortin @olib
osoe / @rono SORTS ior ct Mars Sib
iioen, % moer i'm ioruoaoaenoe
SNQ6om blep ban plciet al TO %.
mer, Rorp g. Iirn % Ntoru W.
Carney, Den ieritc en- @cuiuoe oa Seu
anoen bans &IPreite. Mr.. @oIib
hoOoc inger 9ensc. ioo hans gleier.
fer ogiua giorNe De ueSpnoiae fon.
tante ublG9, bporlmoS han peo &c.
itameute inbiotte Dem til line slrpiu.
ger, on ban bau6e en- 9iuSasiurauce
paa $500. Otter Mr.. 8alib's
Gso gioroe imiSlerti6 bans Ssifen.
DC SubiigeIier MOB ScitanleutetS
8ploiebe6, % M bor Gommeren al.
Sipet Den life meget romautiite aien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04
q

SfpIes prf. - I'll Chippewa
Sails err Der fommen ll%nberretning
ON, at ben ioafaIote Sopt.0am og
enoel Of Sbap.G Gmningen | Sborn.
apple &iper er liopaifet al bet bsie
ganb. Ran tror life, at 3Pmnin'
gerne bill bIipe eienopfsrte, ba Ssm'
meroriiten Lungs glpeu paa bet nRr'
meite er ~iulbbragt.
Sag mob ct Selesraffompani.
StatsfoSierer 0abl bar beororet
Statsa6pofat Gilbert til at paobe'
.apnoe SagSonIGs MOB 8eitern Union
SeIegraifomponi, for at erboloe $19,'
1000, Tom tilfommer Staten | Sfat.
Wan tror, at &ompaniet, i6et oct
neQter at betale Sfatten, peb Retten
bill iorisge at f%ilofaite ben rpe Stat
telop.
lIlpeu or talrig. Der lfal iaar /
Smegnen az Superior bore mere
lllp, END nogen al De GlOite Settlere
minoes, og ben er iaa oiprp, at ben
eaar lige inb melem SarmerneS
Suie % foripner fig meo Soar og
SiGrfrG. Nan bar Serfor organize
ret Jig for at foretage Ell alapiaat
paa llIp, - at omringe en- flor Sfog.
itrGfnins os iaae ben no paa aaben
Marf, bnor man iaa ifpoer ben.
9isie 9eitr9beIier begpnber allerebe
at bore Srilet, ibet Der iorIeben inc.
braates 10 llIpepelier til County,
clerfenL bpor Rr9mier uobetaIteS.
Tif en- HiSctnr. Crit SoSium,
Tom leper / 4erbeben of Chippewa
Sails, bapoe forleoen Gag ct Sam.
meniteb meo Ell ohm Ore, iom ban
life iaa let glemmer. Sren an9reb
bam % itsbte BAN omfulb, men I'M.
Der Den umiobeIbare SfiprmpbieI,
iom MI fuIste, fit Mr. 5osilm ilpn'
get fine Ben ON Orens Sals, boor.
paa ban fit frabbet Jig op paa beus
Rpa, og MI beapubte ct Riot riinbt
Sapneaonsen, iaa oct bar ct Spn.
Nr. SoSium fit Dog tiliibit faitet Jig
al / Rprbeoen al ct 8i9roe, iau ban
fom no al RGffepiobe for oct mn.
Ieube 3ur. Web lnbtaeelie al nogle
Sframmer. par Sosium uifaot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04

Ggent til &~oniulen; men imiblertio
bapoe De militGre WpnOigbeoer faat
Rps ON Sunoet, os 9eItprtelien blep
flor peo Sanfen ON, Of ilist oGroi.
fuIot 9rigSbptte funoe bore goat
tabt. Sfoaafi fit Srbre til at tiIbage'
lepere Sagerne, iom Dog auereoe bar
inoerpeiS til Ragaiaft, boor bans
agent mobtoges meo aubne arme al
ben rrsiiife aoniul. ga Slogene
u~ofoloeSes for BAN, eiorbe ban til
ben iaponIfe ageuts S~orbauieIie bpb
Sonnsr for benz. SIagene bnpbe ptit
Jig at pGre G6aren og bans SemaI-
inoeS Stanoarter. 9oniulen ifpnote
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04

-121-
Moratorium, rbiettelie, Srifbrep, Der biemler en- Stponer uo.
iettelie rneo retslia Sorfssniu9.
MOrbus, Spsoom; Morbus Bightn, en- Rpreip9oor.
Mores, Seber, 2epen1aaoe: lore MOres, lrette9tte. Z
Morfeus, Sspusns Guo; Ssouen.
Morfin, en- Opium fcretomnenoe tRrt nartottt Gift, Der bru'
gS iort Weoictn pg SeruielieSmiooel; Morhnisme, ben
iraelise TiIfano, iom fremtalbes pD i9oparsm9siis 8rus
Of Worfn; Morfnist, en-, Der sr f%prfalben til Srus al
geprTn.
Morfologf. aaren ON be ~OrsuHifte 9essnters 8uuueIie Os Du'
morganadsk sgsteRab, en- Sprffes sestehab Heb en- aSiube al
rinsere stanS, "8enftrebasaps" 'gGSteliab.
Mobilization, esentlis 9rab; u99lot9beoserti9rtns mortfi-
cere. ertlGre for bse ps ~masteslss. opbaos i9tte uo q 8raft
Mosaik. 8ileoarbsioe, iammeniat al farpebe, peb &it fprbunone
9essm.r iier glas' euer SteHfiftsrL
Moske, thrift 8eoebus, 3empeL
MOslem, III. Moslemin, renroeuoe; YRubdmeonuere (ofte for
paniet til ~"Gfuielm9Hol
Motel Ierfemnist tirteist aiuIifptte for Sansfemmer uIsus.
Motor, 8spnser; geufiue til 5rembrtnselis al Srlptraft:
Spioien for ct Strift sler pper ct sapte. for at aHtpOe bets
sHpholo.
moussere, itaume, brute TOM .ntslte giniortsr, eimunaOe o.
movere, beprse; anDrase paa, forslaa.
Mutt, Suerbouebet for ben tprhlte g~efIisbeo os be retsIGrbe.
Mulat, giteripmmer al en- bpip gRano os en- &e9ernoe eqer al
en- Reser o. en- buib 9utuoe.
Null, glaf, tnn6t Rusieliu-
Multiplication. geansfoIsissisreIie; SummsuIasuins at to sler
Here ~lisefpre a6benser; multiplcere, mausfoIbissisre;
i9tte bet enc al TO gipne 8al (Mulhplikand) ida mango
Sanae iun aoosnS, icnl bet Gnssf GMultlpikatorl tuoehol,
CT iaalepeS gultiplum for 81; f0nes Multplum for TO ener
Here SaI CT Ct iaabaut Sal, bport be besee eler ale eaar op
t12 er Z. CT iraes geultipIum for {, 34 ps g.
Multum- ct ri, blset uloigL
Mumme, TART, tpft tpf OIL
Mundus, Bersen; Mundus vult decipi, ergo decipiatuI,
sSeroeH pl bspra8es, lab ben eertor bltpe beorase .
municipal ION hsrer I'll en- Sp; MunicipalG mbsosmnnS, Sseo.
spmmuuetureite I en- Sa; Muncipaitet, S~psurisbsS;
Raabbus, Raaefne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04

Jig at %afiIutte &isbet for en- Sum Of
5000 Suno SterItrg, men / oet lam.
me traaOte iapanife BoIitibetiente
mo 2ofalet og beiIagIagbe SrofGer.
ne Iom oan iapanife &egierings Glen.
Dom.
Com 8otriot matte Sio3aft afqi
Sagerne uben SeOerIog, og giennent
aomiral l1rpu er 6lagene bIet bragt
til Sopebitaoen til bsitibeIig Spbe.
barring iom Iinoe fra oen itorc
8rtg.
Scnb "9ecorab.Boiten" til Slpat
% Senner / oct gamle 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04

Sretnuneo oroboa, bpouf oWntaaaenbe r en- Hrsue G at ourobeHtis flor Hte lori ben
~ tenkuoe 2akr 8t im bet err trailer mon pa ct Orb hm man life tFubs prhlar os
umr man bar en- iaaban baubs GMn gos pb5 auubsu tan man unbrbge p FDe Sroas Os
brueo ohr belle setmnsens gsius Bette r en- al bore tfbauf! RremnbSsr; ben sot
mbbunben % fan tas for ben aluiuONse 9is mO 1SeOrdhgomnI uemHa $1.25t 5ufuh
GSNe: 3. ANUNDSEN. DEBORAH, Iowa
tgr SOseu e hraIs for 81 Gha
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04
RoaId Hlnandssrs Bog
1nordvest- Passenger.

"Horbpthpasiasen"- flpe Napust Finger ion ct Gpentpr, Ga ct
epenfpr e bet osaa. geretninsen ON ben lille nprfe Sast iom mb z
Neanos Yeiatnins for fsrfs Gang Onidler bet nmeritante suftanb fra
@rsnldno Of I'll gebrinsfrGbet @et % berueb fulbfsrer ben Bebrift
ion fore iofbare @rpebiticner siennem bunbreoe gar fOrsiaoes bar
iortsst fs paa os ion bar fofst iaa mango gaenneRers 9p.
ODER belle geroen bar benne Serb pht ben fpfe Seunbrina oa
meo spanSins bar mon penet narmere gentnins berpnl, iarhs eferat
man s1ennem De SonnHnser, Gnunofn bar biemfsrt os be 5ursorng ban
bar bOlbt be fore geographic Selfaber runbtpm europa, bar facet en-
anelfe ON ae be unserise OplepeIer Grpebitionen bar bapt, % bet
meset npe ben bar ppboaet.
9enne geranins er Bet ri berpeb inbbpber til eubfriptiun poo.
amunbiens Bog filler fig ub fra ole andre sHibrnser af Solar.
erpebitioner: meoens iaapel 9anen iom eoerbrups guter fsrte benz IND
be ss, ubeboebe Ssresiuner boor inht mennefeiat 8rSeu frnbSer beres
Bel trai @isa unber i'm taoise Sremtransen pefUpr ne, ufenbe gf.
mofammer. gerentnsen bItr berfpr lite blot en- Sorteutna ON Qmt
OmbOrb i eiSa Os ON grpeOhiOnens gReOlemuer % beres @isren Us
aabsn men ben fhIbrer osaa be uncerlise 5prbulb blanbt bisie gatur.
font iOn Gmunbien Os bans 5Olt fit iaa rig Gnlebnins til at fubers %
Ssres mango Splepeler, af sribenbe iauueiOm at furnseGs Gt, unber
osres bpppise SanmentrGf os LANCE Samuar meo bisie GRenneifer Iaust
nprbeufOr % ucenior gtoeIiahonens pherfe GrGnier. -sfilOrinaen bGr
paa @runb beraf mere ~afuerenoe os-for bet fore gublaum-mers un.
berbolbenbe eb be andre "RorbpUL Bigger.
Sertil fOmmer, at 5remfiainsen fig ip er neset raft Os lipGa,
upr9nst ct pelsisrenbe Sumor, iaa 29kren itabis bplbes ganbe-bers
til fort ps srei:. Ell Sino paa CO. 500 Sioer sipes ben fulbHanOtae ge.
refining ON bsnne ersntprferb Der paunp bar ipnbt Bersmnelens @ans
ON Nprses os ben nurfte Sismanbs gapn.
9erten leoia9es al en- tulris 8atte giaeSer, ca. 14O iaIt, bpuraf
20 beTbes, ION iremfiler @jBa os bens 0RGno be furfieQioe Situos
tpner-i @cbpdr o8 lluetr Sreb os 5are og besuben en- enefanen.
be Retfe 8ileoer al bne bible 5ofeitammsrs ap: teres guGeer uopen.
big os inbpenbis, Oeres 0tauliber % Setter berss Sast us Sifs, ge.
sraplie Os slussmaal, &ster off, Oip.
&f Starter m~ebfSser 8, boorai l Spriststart oper ben ble Serb.
Susen pL Tom nauut BIZ fOmpIet ct 8inb, o. ul tufe $500
befet o. So so paftert inobunoet
Subifrpihuu mObases al 9. Guunbien, Securab Soma. 8poer.
ne bill ianbipnlsois funne erbolbes 9ecorab Sespnbelen al December.
&ritania Geptem 1907.
$. aidebons & 60.
gebeutaaenoe Sefiaiussieboel bebes ubfDrbt ps inbknbt inaret
mulist
Sl "9ecorab- Gofen"
gebag at ienoe t................. Settet $500
Gremplar al
SioaS anrnnOien "Norbpel=g asiaaen"
Spbeist gapn.
SD@is gSrese.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04

~ esIbrsoe IN 5srfisIeiis paa en- 7as.
Tao parntiut 8rouip Huiuiue Tablets. vile APO
tht'ere tilbaecbeialer Yeuacue, hpts be teller al bel
brebe. @. R9, @ropt's RaoRctrGt er paa hper Seife. 25e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04

Cpsrsettsiss og Forklaring

Ga. 10, 900 At DC | glabe o. Bigger alminoelisf
ipreiummeIbe GreulmeSora.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04

+--s+t-s*t +-EI-I-II
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-01
WANT ROOSEVELT
FOR THIRD TERM
MOST OF DELEGATES TO THE
TRUST CONFERENCE STRONG
FOR PRESIDENT.

CHICAGO, October 24.-The dele
gates to the Trust conference IN ses-
sion here halted in their work long
enough today to express a preference
for presidential candidates. The ma
jority is overwhelming for Roosevelt
the representatives from every state
insisting that the condition of the
country demands that he remain at the
helm until he has worked out the
great reforms he has started.
Admiration for the aggressive exec
utive and third-term sentiment were
said by these delegates, coming from
all sections OF the country, to be grow
ing in magnitude all the time and
could not be passed over lightly. Taft
is the only second choice menS~ned.
and he does not appear very strong in
comparison with the demand for
Roosevelt
The Western and Southern Demo-
Gratis are fer Bryan None of the dele
gates would talk seriously of Fair
banks, and they Id not consider For
aker Root La Toilette or other aspi-
rants as being in the race
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-01
TO WE'D SECOND
OFFICER OF LINER
MISS COY OF SAN FERNARDINO
AND w. MOTT OF STEAMER
MANCHURIA ENGAGED.

SAN BERNARDINO, October 25.-
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l. Coy, wealthy resi-
dents of this city, this evening an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Winnefred, and Will
lard Clinton Mott of San Francisco.
Miss Coy is a beautiful girl and heir
ess and one of the most popular mem
bers of the younger social set of this
valley Mott is second officer of the
Manchuria, plying between San Fran
cisco and Oriental points, and when
the vessel sailed from San Francisco
yesterday he was acting first officer.
The nuptials will be celebrated here
early in the spring The announce
ment came as surprise. The young
folks met last summer at the home OF
Motifs sister at Highland.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-01
GRAND LODGE

A notable event in Masonic circles
was the instituting of the District
Grand Lodge of Hawaii, F. A. M, I'M
der the Jurisdiction of the Grand
Lodge of Scotland, last night at the
Masonic Temple This is the first
Grand Lodge instituted here under the
Scottish jurisdiction, which includes
the Lodge Pacific and the Lodge Maui.
The following officers were installed:
District Grand Master, H. g. Cooper;
District Depute Grand Master, w. l.
Stanley; District Substitute Grand
Master, John Kidwell; District Senior
Grand Warden, e. o. White; District
Junior Grand Warden, A. M. Kepoikai
District Grand Secretary, e. p Cha
pin; District Grand Treasurer. w. D
| Atwater; District Grand Chaplain, }
A. Lyle; District Senior Grand Dea-
con, G. J. Hutchins District Junior
Grand Deacon, C. R. Frazier; District
Grand Architect. Fl. H. Williams; Dis
trict Grand Bible Bearer, C. e. Cope
land; District Grand Director of Cere-
monies, E. H. Paris; District Senior
Grand Steward, T. H. Petrie; District
Junior Grand Steward, d. H. Case;
District Grand Inner Guard, D. c
Lindsay and District Grand Tyler,
]. Belser
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-01
FLEET WILL STAY
BUT FEW MONTHS
NO PLANS YET TO KEEP THE
BATTLESHIPS ON THE PACIFIC
COAST.

WASHINGTON, October 24-Scarce-
ly any skeptic is now so confirmed in
his disbelief as to maintain that the
battleships will not go to the Pacific
Coast, but as to how long they will
stay there-that will depend wholly
on Congress. The president made 1t
known today to some of his callers
that he thought the fleet would re-
main two or three months on the Coast
but he said it would depend on Con
gress for while he had enough money
to send it out he would have to await
a new appropriation to bring it back.
Naval men say they welcome the
long cruise because it will serve to
solve many problems which never
have been worked out fully, among
them the real utility of the repair and
supply ship from which much has
been expected.
Preparations for the sailing of the
fleet are working out as smoothly as
could be expected and no delays need
be apprehended Five of the torpedo
flotilla have already reached Norfolk
and will remain there until ordered
to sail for the Pacific. Secretary Met
calf held a conference today with the
President and make a report concern
ing preparations for the cruise and
the results of target practice in which
the President is much interested.
One important conclusion to be
drawn from this new established fact
is that the fleet is to return as soon as
the great ships can be cleaned up, re-
plenish their supplies of coal and pro-
visions and otherwise be made COM
pletely ready for the 14,000-mile return
cruise The conclusion is that the
executive feels absolutely no appre-
hension respecting the possibilities OF
war with Japan. 1t is learned from
reliable government agents, after in
vestigation of these reports, that Jap
an is not in the market for large pur-
chase of war material, but on the
contrary, appears to be diligently prr-
isung the ways of peace and struggling
to recover from the effects of her re-
cent war.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-01
OICTEO FOR
CRIMINAL ASSAULT
TERRITORIAL GRAND JURY AC-
CUSES HAWAIIAN OF A GRAVE
OFFENSE.

The Territorial Grand Jury was in
session this morning long enough to
consider the matter of an alleged
criminal assault on a seven-years old
Chinese girl named All Moi, by Ha-
waiian named Hale. The crime is
charged to have taken place on We'd
nesday at Eva
After finding the Indictment against
Hale, the inquisitorial body returned
this indictment, as well as two indict-
ments against John Marks, whose case
was investigated two days since. One
of the indictments against Marks, as
previously stated is for perjury, in
connection with his testimony in the
cattle stealing case against William
Holt The other indictment was on
the same charge as that for which
Holt was tried and acquitted stealing
two head of cattle owned by the Dow
sett Company, and valued at 800.
Marks was originally indicted jointly
with Holt on this charge, but the case
against him was nolle pressed when
Holt was put on trial
Marks was already under a separate
indictment for cattle stealing, and
was under $500 bail. On the perjury
charge his bail was fixed at $4,000,
while the other indictment he was
released on his iwn recognizance.
All these cases will probably be call
| ed tomorrow for arraignment unless
in the Marks cases, George A. Davis,
his attorney who is i'll, is not able to
! be present,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-01
FREAR'S MISSION
Continued from Page one.J

for one reason or another. There are
many other things along the order of
this.
Then there are a number of larger
matters The matter of the import
ance of improving Pearl Harbor, is
one of these which the Governor will
use his influence to foster.
The subject of immigration to Ha-
wall is one of the very important
things which will be looked into with
a view of securing some ruling or un-
derstanding with the Department of
Commerce and Labor, by which de-
sirable class of immigrants, who are
eligible to become citizens, may be
secured.
The matter of an improved steam
ship service will also form a part of
the Governors mission, although at
present he states that he has not
made up his mind on just what means
he shall advocate as the best means
of attaining the desired end. There
seems to be a difference of opinion
among our own people on this sub
ject," said the Governor, land person
ally l have not yet decided what is
best"
Il shall try to have a special act
introduced" said Governor Frear,
which will enable Hawaii to get her
proportion of the appropriation for the
maintenance of agricultural colleges.
If this is successful our new College
of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
will receive next year $35,000 and
thereafter $4,000 year in addition,
until a maximum of $4,000 per year
is reached which will be maintained.
This appropriation was made recently
by Congress, but Hawaii not having
such an institution at the time did
not come under it, and will have to
have a special act in order to get her
share"
The photographic survey FOR the
Territory, which must be secured by
an item in the appropriation bill for
the purpose, will also be borne in
mind by the Governor. although this
appropriation is already practically as
sured.
This year being building appro-
priation session of Congress, as
against rivers ana nafDOrS session,
as was last session, it may be posi-
BILE to get an appropriation for the
new Federal Building for Honolulu,
appropriation for the site of which
was made at last session. Governor
Frear will have an eye on this matter
also.
AS to suggested amendments to the
Organic Act, Governor Frear said this
morning that he had not made up his
mind whether to ask for any changes
at this session or not. while there
are number of things that should be
amended, whether it is advisable to
take them up at this session, is some
thing that l shall have to decide on
later, as there are arguments that are
pretty strongly against it,"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Letters of Administration OF the Els
tate of Tang Hee, Deceased having
been granted to the undersigned by
Hon. ]. T. De Bolt, First Judge of the
Circuit Court, First Judicial Circuit,
Territory of Hawaii, on October %,
1907;
Notice is hereby given to all creditors
of said Tang Hee, deceased, to present
their claims, duly authenticated and
with proper vouchers, il any exist,
even if the claim is secured by mort
gage on real estate, to the undersigned,
at No. 1883 Maunakea street, Honolulu
within six months from the first publi-
cation Of this notice. or they will be
forever barred.
All persons Indebted to said Tang
Hee, or the firm of Chez Hoo Tong, are
requested to make immediate payment
70 the undersigned
Dated, Honolulu, October a. 1907.
Y. NJ. WEE,
II. c. LUNG.
Administrators of the Estate OF
Tang Hee. Deceased
Kinney & Marx Attorneys for Exc
cutors
5ts--Oct 20, Nov l, s, 10, %.
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GOOD DIMES HERE.

Down at Haleiwa there are good
times all of the time and the existence
of copper stocks is forgotten among
the good things around there. Man
ager Bidgood has everything in
splendid shape all of the time and the
guests are always pleased with the
rooms, which are mosquito proof, the
table, which is invariably excellent and
the service which rivals that Of the
best mainland hotels
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

Per o. & o. S. S. Persia, from the
Orient, October 31.-For Honolulu: An
drew Adams, f. Meyer A. Rose-lnnes,
Lowe Troitski.
Per S. S Alameda, November /, from
San Francisco. J, Abel Mrs j. j..
Abel Mrs, l.. Arleigh, Walter Brown,
Mrs. Brown, w G. Clark, H. S. Crane,
F.. e. Dessar Louis, Dirteli, Mrs A..
w. bod, d. T. Fleming, J. M. Fuller,
J. e. Jardine, H. Kiley, Mark w. Levy,
Mrs. Levy, H. W. Levy, c. F. Ludwig
sen. H. L. McLaurin, II. Morgan, Mrs
Morgan, Mrs. j. J. Muller. Frederick
Schmidt, j. II Shallcross, c. NJ. Smith,
Mrs. Smith. w G. Smith, Col y. S.
Spaldlng, II W. Tappan, L. S Thomp-
SON. Mrs, A II. Thurlow, T, d. futile,
J. F Vaught, Mrs H. C. Whiteing.
Departed.
Per p NJ, S. S. Manchuria, for the
Orient, October 81; Miss NJ. G. Wal
lace. A. Fries, Samuel e. barley and
wife, e w. Stephens and wife, Miss
Mary NJ. Stephens, Miss Mary Rollins
Otto Schaumann. c. Shiozawa
Per S. S. Mikahala, for Kauai ports
October 31--A Robinson, NJ p. Hite
Mrs. H. Isenberg
Per S. S. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for
Maui and Hawaii ports, Nov Miss
Cornwell, Judge Hartwell, c. L. Wight
Mrs NJ Silva and 5 children. d. Is
Maconachie Rev Baker and wife, l.
de l.. Ward.
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FULL OF POULTRY

Matson Navigation S. s. Hilonian,
Captain Johnson, arrived off port at 8
p m. last night from San Francisco
with few passengers, an immense
amount of poultry and about 1900 tons
of general cargo. Her farmyard freight
included 300 turkeys and between 200
and 300 chickens for the Hawaii Poul-
try farm for the Thanksgiving trade.
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DEPARTING.
Thursday. Otcobe

Thursday, October 81.
p. NJ. s. S. Manchuria Saunders, for
the Orient, 5 p. m.
Br. S. s. Kazembe, Anderson, for
Vancouver p. m.
S. s. Mikahala, Gregory, for Kauai
ports, 5 D. m.
Friday, November l.
S. S. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for Ha-
wall ports, noon.
5. S. Claudine, Bennett for Maui
ports, p. m.
o. e o. s. s. Persia, Dixon, for San
Francisco II a. m.