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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-02
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

The winds of March have no ter
ror to the user of Dewitt's carbol-
lied Witch Hazel salve. 1t quickly
heals chapped and cracked skin.
Good too. for boils and burns, and
undoubtedly the best relief for piles.
Sold here by Stone & Mercer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-02
"Hunan Hearts.

Human Hearts,. the melodra-
matte success announced at the
Grand, Wednesday. March 6. appeals
to every class of playgoers. 1t deals
with story that teens with heart
interest from beginning to end. Tom
Logan, an honest young blacksmith
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-02
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
GREENLAWN

A beautiful and well kept cceme-
terry near the city. All lots under
perpetual care. Think what that
means, perpetual care. For any IN
formation desired call $50 W. Main
St., the cemetery, or at Home
phone.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-02
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

Regulates the bowels. promotes
easy natural movements, cures con-
tipation-Doan's Regulets. Ask
your druggist for them. % cents d
box.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-02
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

No man ever landed a particularly
easy position by trying to dodge work.
Almost every man imagines he would
do lot Of phIlanthrOpic stunts II he
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-02
SWEET MELODY FLOUR:

"Doan.s Ointment cured me Of
eczema that had annoyed me long
time. The cure was permanent
Hon. s. W. Matthews. Commissioner
Labor Statistics. Augusta, Me.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-02

Extra fine ice cream served at
Hotel Waldo each day from noon
until midnight.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-02

win be shown here on Monday,
March 4.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-09-28
Farm Machinery.

1 old wagon, 1 old buggy,
1 corn cultivator, 1 good 26-
foot harrow, 1 hay loader,
/ corn binder, loader and
binder are nearly new, 1 set
farm harness, biting gear,
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-09-28
Horses.

13 Head of Horses Is
6 brood mares, 2 yearling
colts, 3 coming 1 year old.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-09-28

i Those desiring breeding
and pedigree of stock, ad-
dress the owner at Ut.
Lawrence.
/ single hrrness, 1 tanning
mill, Mccormick rake and
mower, disc. All kinds of
farm implements, also some
household furniture.
Terms: All terms under
$40 cash; over that amount
| years time on approved
security.
E. Il. SHELDON,
Proprietor.
B. B. Magness, Auct.
L. L. Yarmuth, Clerk.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-09-28
Hogs.

% head ofpure bred Poland
China hogs, 4 brood sows
and IA pigs, 5 males and 9
gifts, all can be registered
if desired.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09

Ser fanbers 9emeinbe'
Cine fDftfi9s Btiibe eeutiden
Oorfl.bens itsnt bic folsenbe 8eisnnts
matuns zines Gemsinbsbiittefs eas.
bic bas ,G4sttft. Sassbi." tpiehtrsibt:
,Gs fpirb no6@e<mol befuunt semaAt,
bab S'2ptt an Samfdbi Be Drad for
ebre 6pfer esfpedsmaAe lode, IN
ipenn's npdse>mel pOrfummt. bab nett
sebubt ef6, &c lsib fid BIZ GeHeinerost
brena." (2est ii4 ins Wittet.) Va
bic giirger dnftdnbise 2eute finb, bi.
ibren @emeinberatb ebren. f4afften iie
ole ben r9rad" bon ibren 5duiern
fort, bamtt benz Gemeinberatb bas
r9iReinlesen" eripart blieb.
probis.
rMarum tnGpfen Fe iid nod in be-
fem 9ehr1nee ben Rod auf, Dor So.
fhenbieben tpirb bod getparnt!"
npabl i4 fann ni6t 10 fem : bie
Siebe folIen merfen, bab nan niHt gar
10 auf ben pfennis fikbt!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09
%. & a |.

70. # q p ttel.
aben Sic 6enn ni9t oen Do
~ men eeiagt, OaB i9 in pe>
oCO nigen Minuten abreiie2"-
n@epib, 9err profefor =
aber bie cine Dame meinte, IS lei rrr
auf einen Qugentlid = nur cine gang
turoe &oniultation."
rWas peiB lie, Oh ods einige Nus
genblide ooer Stunoen beanfprudt!"
unterbra9 Qnbreds ungeouloig Den
3euner; 6ierauf fir ii9: r@s lit pirts
li9 lGitig. 10 iiterfuaen 81 psrben,
fuenn Die 53eit orGngt." Gr f6ritt Dem
&dmine gu, I'm Die Stanoubr gu
Rutbe gu aieben: v@6t 1lbr, in elmer
bolben Stunoe mub i9 u~ntertpess
fein." Damn fi6 gum 8elner tpenbeno:
ySdgen sic Den Odmen, oaB 1D III
a9t Gdgen pieoer bier fetn tperbe, fir
beute mnb i6 teoauern, aber ="
rGrcuie3, moniieur lie bpcteur" :
Sran0 cine reiolut flinsenbe Stinlme
CUR Sbiir berein, rmuis" Der 3eas
ner elite acknowledgment aaf Die GU
orinqlide los, pd6reno fi9 @nbreos
Grserli9 ms Ieben5immer suriids
sieben tpolte; er NOR fein Sreuno bon
alau GROCER pei6liher gnersie bod
sic Sremoe ieste unbeirrt ibre %fransSs
fide Rsbe fort: ~Weraeihen sic. aber
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09

&ItseIant DibtftsA

a~ItseIans DibtfisA
Gbsass autsxs
ameraan espreb taalA- - 4 sogm Rem BORT 9Th taaI [, d.. Il Iogu
3abafb & gnbat eIpreb.. 2 2Ogm Union @itp @a. .......... 9 358m
RI 3 9m tasa3 Sd. Z sOBm Sort @abne & GIT erp tdaI 10 segm
@IebIans aesOm.-----1o 4ogm sOntbneaern 9Th tsI 4 g.. 10 5O8m
anssriOn egp ;.-:-...ll 45gm @sS, Sol & Seegp tasId II 3oBm
1T @abne & gMb gyp tal 6 0oTm ct Souls Cts tai d S.. 3 O0@u
SIebr Sol & Detroit Orb tI 6 25Wm Gnbat G Wabafb Grbres 6 3ORm
sut6erbo6er cS tsI d&s.. 8 55sem Imerisan grpreb tasltt. go 45Rn
81. ssais Dtbtfton.
s ss s sasss st. + s ss s . tel i i s sesm ga g ais s g sst i ts ars t. :: d. . sSgs
OF 4outs Naom 7 l6Em 81. Bouts grnrtb tal g.. 7 Is N
snutbreanu 9n td d a. IL e5Hm gatn & & Saute Dee ..... 10 3bHm
ct 2outs grpres, tsI d s.. II 45@m y D & Bottom 2m tSaI d 1. 3 l0%r
81. 2ouis 2tb tdgt d s..--. 3 15Sm ct 2ouis Ncsom 1890 s s5am
sere Sauts & Rapu Ass.. 5 oeRm Babinstsn Grp, taaI p DIS. 8 O5Wm
arerean erpres tdsl---. 7 05Rm &ni6erbodn eb tdsIsd... 8 453n
Stpstnnatt Dtbtfisu.
gn & Sous Ra@hrpreb tel 3 s 45Bm Chicago 9adt SpesiaI tdaIs 2 15Bm
ut eous & Gin Ra&terb tes 4 8oSm gnennati@ee 49,. -. 10 sossw
cincinnati 8aatepesiaIt sfs A 45gm Gine u ct 8 9th tag. 49,. 10 55Bn
r .nstnastt s sfs, tag g., -. s soss s ss. : 81 ~ + se S2,.st tss s & ps II :s 3
ss@sii@aa s ssSt ta 81 ? p i:..: ! ! SSs% a s 9Th ) s ss'ssfi t sf' es s sssn
souissiae espreS ....-- 3 b5&m snbianapOHs Acc, apss. stgs Q loaw
s!u'tnaatt @ssom 4 ooMm sne 6 sontsS Na ttep tsI Sill oav
1iae & &ofS 8 2 9 d e p 8 s0Sm Cine Snbs & ct 8 Or to Il, O0Eit
&btsaso Dtbtiioa
satsasO aa9t4put tal {. II 15sm eaus R~a&tsspret, tasI 49, 8 ses~
Sbtaso Ra9t Special tasI 2 20gm @ne Eadt Special, tasI'. A 4Ogm
santates aeeom .--:~.y i5sn eantate: aeeon. -.-..-lo soSy
Bdite gtp Special tdsI d > 3 2Osm 2a 8abete aeeem. 49,. 8 oeRs
s1Gasehs aeeom $500. 5 asam Gtne & y8afb s 8, tasI p. 8 o5Rn
Rt&isax Oibtftoa.
Babaib 6 Gthart egprsb.. z 20gm @stbart eypreb tasl ~ soem
Ri6ssan aRat! sspres Ill 45gm Benton Sarbor erSres 49,. 3 ASSN
sIfbart as sasF& .-.---+ 6 ooam eItbart C gsabafb egpreb.. 6 s0wr
Bteria Stbifion-retIt4!
Peoia gspreb tdsH& 9 LIB 15gm seIambns & eime ssp tel . 3 sorH
1eoria grpree & HeaI. ~. z SS8m Champaign Meeom .-..--. 9 56Rn
S8eaeru eTpreS tasH& pd..11 besm 3 D & Sbio ep.taI ----. 3 s5En
8soria O~tbifion-6HIi&.
Columbus gxprss tasI.---- 8 2oBm esan aeeom. 10 ooBn
O6io epaiaI taaI.---.. 3 50Rm Columbus gxpreb tdsI.. II sagp
shnn Nssom 8 l6Rm columbus erpreb tdeI s..--1s 00sts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09

@taturIurtTdT.
~Wte btft Du nit 0einer 6rau ali,
frieoeng"-~at, Die 1T pub, blei9>
uno eiferfi4tisl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09
&Hrmhahn :Tabrplaea.
Odnoalid Sine.

Mbsans aufrnfi
ct. 4oais SpeL, fdl s d.. 1 50Bm Btttsbura speI tdoIi6 q q aosm
saplaI eggres taSi 3d. O5Wn XeD Sort eypreb tdsli9 8. 8 6oBm
y oats Me fast .---. z 300m S4neaer 9RatI tdsTih -. s o0gm
u sous cmt ash@ 8 lie bio 3eVm 8nre Sante Citing dec ts 10 258m
~ 81 = gfpres taeit@ d 9 IL aO9m 6ebfone erpret tdsIi@ d . Q 40Rm
ct Bouts erpreb tasI 1893 15Hm aHante grsreb tdal& 4 lbRm
: 8 & Gffnebam Vet tdsL. 400Rm 8ittsb Orb. tidal sd. a 55Rm
ct 8 0af WaI tdsH&.-.s IORa Ee 70 Sinueb taI . d b : O5Wm
81 3ouis Special tdsNh s.. IL 35Nm Butsbura SpI taaiA ID IL a5Rm
gtuttnues D%ibtftou.
sairo & stn.sn esPr tasp& 9 o5gm Simeon & Sum5 Sid esp tsI 10 ooB~
6tnteunes Express tdsI.---.12 30Rm Cairo grpreb t0aH& IbRm
epsaeer & 5rem& Bid u, taI 4 55em 8iasenus espreb taaIi&. 10 soNv
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09
rs. DECEMBER 1876.

NVt
Gs bleiht babel. Sn elmer Gtunoe
trGgt mid Der Dinb na9 Srantrei9!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09

~ CNTI -
Die alio Ge.parnte lieb fi9 ni9t
einT6u9tern. sic tldmmerte ii6 an
Die 5reunOin felt; nbab ibr @nore eir
junses, bIibenOes = iebenoes MG6-
den beimfiibren foGe! SIT lie ettpa alI
= o0sr perblii6t? Sretli9 blirb =
aber bas ="
.Ods fon, uno bate ME follen in
8etra6t comment" rief Inoreus, iiG
auf Dem Stubl nieoerlafeno, Der CUR
anberen Settle Gftbers ftano. r@enr
bas pirfli9 0as Sinoernib mar ="
.Gs if's no9!" rief Gtber nit lei
fem 3ittern in Der Stimme.
,Wenn Sic piibten, tpie i6 big gu
5iefem @ugenblide babe &om0oie fpic-
len miifen!" iagte Mne. Sibonie ieuf.
Senb, fir Gftber mar es sSbr 2lffitent
gu Dem mir reiiten, FONT bGtte lie fein,
Md9t Der Welt bon paris binpeaae-
bradt. Sa mubte i9 alio i6on Dor
Berlin an ale mDelic1en ll~nipdbr6ei.
ten eriinnen, um Sbrer Spur rubie
na95ubampfen. Sd berfidere Sic :
es mar aufreibenol"
n&lfo 10 srob lit Sbr 8~srtrauer
gu meinem Wifen, uno = su meinen
Seraeng" faste 4noreas portpurfsppn
gu Gfber.
(e&Iub folst)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-09
Wireless On
All Transports
OUTFITS ALREADY RECEIVED AT
SAN FRANCISCO FOR LOGAN.
SHERIDAN AND SHERMAN.

SAN FRANCISCO June 26-Army
transports sailing i'm and out off this
port are to he equipped with wire
less telegraph apparatus Three COM
plete outfits have arrived from the
East and will be installed on the Lo-
gan, sheridan and sherman without
delay,
These outfits We're designed aud sup
piled by the army signal corps ANA
represent the latest improvements per
fected by Major Edgar Russell
The transport Thomas which was
equipped several weeks ago. has been
able to communicate with Mare Island
when 200 miles out. and communicated
with Honolulu four hours In advance
of her arrival her requirements In the
way of coal and general stores
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-09
YERKES DREAM
0F LONDON STREETS
TT is REALIZED IN THE FLOAT
INC or A sl5OOOO,OOO CORPORA.
TON

LONDON, June 22,-Brief speeches
the principal one Of which was by
David Lloyd-George, president of the
board of trade marked the opening to-
day OF the Charing Cross, Euston a
Hampstead railway, known as the
last link In London's far-spreadlng
network OF deep-leyel tubes After
ward the public was carried free over
the line until late In the day. Seven
years ago Charles r. Yerkes arrived
from America and laid before the
British capitalists Interested In trac-
ton development an ambitious group
of ideas. AZ that time London had
only three underground electric rail-
ways. Two were short and compare
lively unimportant connecting the
financial center with South London,
and the so-called 2-penny tube extend
ing for seven miles between the Bank
Of England on the east TO Shepherds
Bush on the welt, These lines made
no Dreienslons 10 comprehenslyeness
Today the Yerkes group Of Ideas has
been fully reallz3I, Moreover The gen
e'nl trunk sy9tlm when he projected
mas been supplemented uutl. UNDER
ground London is boneycoplcI WIN
tubes giving quick ana comfortable
service In all directions, W. Yerkes
hrst work was TO electrify me old
steam, shallow railways exienTng no
ana down the Thames and around The
crowded district on the central north.
Then no built the Waterloo tube under
me Thames, between Paddlngton STA
ZION ana the Elephant and Castle. This
was The llne nearest his heart u cost
eSO,OOO,OOO (Slb000O0O0l The annual
the double tube oyer eight miles long
and furnish n with brilliantly lighted
cars roomy station, walled ana eelled
WIN glazed brick and well ventilated.
The total number Of deep-leyel tubes
~ eight and the capital Invested Is
taO'QQOOOQ 0lgQQ0Q00O), The annual
passenger accommodation Is 600 0OO.
VpO' Vbe average leDth of the station
p SHY feet, That nj Pipsbury Park
" only twenty feet While those al 90
vent Garden and Hampstead are I2a
ana lsb feet respectively Most Of tbG
stations on ipterseetipg lines are con
peeteq, 10 tbat London sixty feet down
Is now o labyrinth Of glazed-brIcl
passages and corridors brightly ~ w
with ornamental dQQrWays 0f carved
white stone and tbrppged with people
hpTylpg bltbeT ana thItber for tbelI
trains
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-09
Waiting FOR
HAWAII jack?


MANILA june OBJ Tb. gaa. N.es
says,
The Philippine Conan. 1u ..l.
a member There IS mo- yi.. eu,eu1r
general There has uo, uaeu u.s
James y smith d1nued Doc purple
WhyY
Us the missing man ou .he Commits
sion superauous3 Is there mo- need Coz
another ls the government um rs
we'll without bIme
If mot why does Washington noe
appoint him2
These questions we asked every lay
especially by FiHpuos They an-
not understand why mouth succeeds
month and Che Vacancy sim exists lne
yicegoyeruor general has always suc-
ceeded the governor general THUS
Wright followed raft lde Wright and
smith Idle So if "a vice governor geu
eral Is named o. is IA strong indication
he is TO succeed smith
But on this account there lis mo- hurry
smith has a long tenure Of office rbe
writer was told I'm Washington few
weeks ago that mo- one else was iu
sight that Smith was giving sauslac-
ton and that his term was Indefinite
There rs not the rush among his men
to come out here as governor general
Those who are not afraid of the climate
(which has been malgneD fear the
problem They have seen that Wright
and lde had but brief periods AVS chief
rulers here and am election coming ou
which may change The complexion of
politics ambitious statesmen are NOT
yearplng to HE I'm the lourpostor at
the Malacanang palace
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-09
COURT BUSY WITH
PROBATE MATTERS
LAu LEN $ Will DATED TWO
WEEKS AFTER ms DEATH
BURKE RESIGNS.

An Amusing mistake was discovered
This morning ia Judge Rohlnaoua court
In the matter of The probate ol inc
alleged lpal VIII ana testament Of lau
Len, deceased u was alleged that inc
win had been executed Maroh 23 where
as The doceaaed died ON March ~ msl
two Weeks before The matter was
continued 70 enable he discrepancy
of dates pr Whatever The matter may
be TO he Investigated
Judge Robinson today sustained de
murrers Without leave 10 amend. in
the case oi the Troy Laundry COMPANY
VI lhe .Rqpltary Steam laundry ana j
a MaGqnb
The flaNlnmus proceeding Of Frank
luowelk0 " Land Commissioner Pratt
was continued until Iuly 30, ae ibe
oommlsalpRor ia going 10 Kaum no.
day UlI
An allen eXooliiou for 500 90 wa
Issued iodpy IN the case NJ Nrk 81
Porter W the Kapioani astate. ia
The oHeigal iudgment obtained wa.
for Yh30iN aud part NJ no iuGmenI
WAS recovered
AZ qrdef ppQptipg lhe elerk NJ tb'
United States pisirici Court for lbl
southern piairinf Of New York 10 uln
the testimony Of Mrs q W CbaplD b
New YORK alty ana a " Qlmsie9 b
NeWport ~ tbe damage spiia M w
g, Weelpp W q W cb0pip ana Weed
Qp ya. Mrs phapiD was Issued todal
by Judge RQbips0B
me reclamation ~ B0bert aWme
Hprke ~ eXeepiQr pf ibe WIZ M bi
decreased we. HWpie pgrke, gg
toqay Hled W W Cbambe0nig WI
appqlpteq IN his steqd BdminlMTot0
Wltb rne WI appeYed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-09
All LEoN0 DIvoRcE,

Judge Dc Bolt granted YIN Kyau An
Loong a divorce from Albert An Le-
ong yesterday on Che grounds Of ex-
tremo cruelty She was awarded the
custody Of the three children Albert
was ordered 20 pay 800 counsol's fec
and go q week permanent allmony.
ITO has been arrested ana sent 10 jail
for contempt Of court several times
for failing 10 pay The temporary ali-
mony ordered by the court
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-09
suPERYIsoRs To MEET.

The County Board Of Supervisors
will meet tomorrow night and clean
up all the outstanding bills and ac-
counts 10 date In order that County
Auditor Blcknell may bring his books
10 balance for tho gemi-annual state
mont which no Is expected 10 make I'M
der the County Act on the first Of the
month. Tho Board will probably have
some other business Of n routine char
adter 20 transact.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-09
LIGHTHOUSE FOR
NORTH MOLOEAI
SURVEYORS LEAVE FOR THE
ISLAND no ESTABLISH LOCA-
TON NEAR KALAUPAPA.

". II. Kaleg, craftsman 0f the u. r..
Engineers office and NJ. y. Hite, NJ the
same Office, loft this morning for MOlo-
kai where they Will spend upwards Of a
week making surveys which have In
view the location Of the new light
house 10 DO built on The north coast
Of thGt Island, The Hight ~ be built
has been provided for by nDproDrla-
ton Of Congress, and rs ~ be q FIRST or
der beacon. The survey which is 10
be made this week ~ entirely prell-
mlnary, tho portion NJ me island on
which II n 10 be located not yet having
been determined by the Lighthouse
Board. The present work Vt the en-
gineors Will DO not far from kalaupaps.
Az the results 0f the survey must be
passed upon by the BOARD, n N not
known whether they viii BIO acceptable
or not. There has been some disDoai-
lion ~ place the Hight ~ the extFeme
northeast prOm0ntOry NJ me Island ana
both positions have their supporters
among mariners,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-09
TolaIs. 49, lO5.5i6.M l621 .s0 70
pOOn pHOXIng

A Portland railroad attorney defend
Ing damage suit, claimed that The dis
asler from which II grew was "an act
N God" n tho blame for nli Of these
AFFAIRS which have happened recently IN
traced 10 tho same source. n would
seem that the Almighty has placed tho
carrying out Of Ills plans IN some very
Carol0ns hands, Portland Or0gOnlan.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-09
ARRIVING

Tuesday, July o,
y. y. Massachusetts, Triton, from
Tacoma June ~, at sugar wharf, a.
m
r. =. NOeau, Peterson, from Kukui-
baele, a. M with 3A72 bags sugar, 10
head cattle.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-09
TAXES COLLECTED.

Following n table showing tho
taxes collected here on tho island Of
Oahu IN the first tax division, for tho
FIRST six months period ending June
80, 1907, and 1906,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-09
NHLRON AT MAHuKONA.

The schooner Metna Nelson reach
Cd Nahukona yesterday morning from
Honolulu
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-09

HIIONIAN DUE TOMORROW
The Mats0n y, B HlloDlan Is due 20
morrow morning from San Franchise
and II expected 10 bring mail.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-09
LOGAN ron COAST.

The u. y. A. transport Logan sailed
~ 1880 This morning for San Fran
cisco.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-09
Oakland
Claims
Frear

INf pHklhHq enquirer says
The appointment NJ JUDGE
Waller FTear by President
hooseYelt ag gpYerHpr NJ lIqwall
" NJ special Interest ~ OAK
lenders ~ the new governor NJ
ne Islands Waa formerly o
resident NJ thls clty helms . sQn
NJ Rev Waller Frear Who was
formerly pasiQr NJ me Chase
street CONGREGATIONAL chHreh NJ
West Oakland now me Second
CONGREGATIONAL ihHTeh lpeated
ON Feralia street. Ipdge FTear
went N HchQQI M thls plly ana
has many friends who WIN ra-
iQlee over bis advancement Ne
" NJ assume the pQaltlQn NJ gQY-
erRor N Hawai- Pn AHgHst lEih
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-09
TIE 0lST OT IHE
BIG FRISCO STRIKE
VBENEsPqUs lQssEs ~ H9TH
tAHqHFHs AH4 TV@ VHlTR4
HAltWAYs ~ 'FlVsQQ

San FRANpIslQ. JUpe N yeBer
qqy eIqseq lbe hflelh my N He Htfihe
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HOW TO WIN BATTLES.

Men Who Hit What They Shoot at
Are the Determining Factor In War.
Other things being equal, good
shooting is the determining factor in
war. Poorly drilled and hastily organ.
lied bodies of men can give good &C.
count Of themselves IL they know how
to shoot and hit what they shoot at.
In our war for independence, says
Army and Navy Life, the colonists
we're woodsmen. They carried and
used their arms to supply their homes
with food and to protect them from
the savage. As marksmen they vast.
ly outclassed the British, and that
more than anything else gave Wash.
ington the final victory.
Again in our great Civil war, mark
the effect Of a general knowledge of
firearms. In the South were sporting
people; they were fond of riding and
hunting, shooting at target and at
game entered into their sports and
pastimes. The North was commercial.
Its men knew little or nothing ol
firearms. save the flintlocks of thei,
grandfathers, objects of curiosity in
their shops or homes. except in the
far West, where the life of 1776 waa
still being lived. The result was that
in the East the Southern troops were
generally victorious for a couple Of
years until the Northern troops learn
ed to shoot. What little success the
North had was in the West, where
they had little better than stand-off