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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-25
. A DREARY DEBATE.

a report from the Miscellaneous
committee touching upon Senate Bill
1os and dealing particularly with House
Petition 49, from Mr.. Lucweiko, ask
ing for $500 for land taken at the
corner of Beretania and King streets
Moiliili, broke in on the order of the
dav. The report recommended the
granting of the petition and the IN
sertion of the item in Senate Bill 103.
The question of the adoption OF the
report was drearily debated for up
wards of an hour and finally passed
Senate Bill 103 was then taken up.
This bill appropriates for certain claims
against the Territory and was varl-
ously amended.
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BILLS
APPEARING
Continued from Page One.s

was given House Bill 30, Correa's sec
ond bill relating to hunting with fire.
arms. This bill is to correct mistakes
made in drafting the first measure and
IS on the special order of the day for
third reading today.
CHANGES OF DISTRICTS.
Senate Bill 9, which changes certain
electoral, Judicial and educational dis
tricts was beaten on third reading. The
defeat of the measure, which appeared
to be greatly wanted by some Of the
Maui members, was due more than any
thing else to the fact that none OF
the members knew what the bill meant
nor what was behind it. This may be
explained later and the vote recon
sidered.
Rawlins read a letter from Treasurer
Campbell showing that House Bill III,
TO paw back wrongfully collected IL
eense fees, carried SS501 too much, that
amount being for overdue licenses and
properly collected after the Organic
Act came into effect. He asked for
a three minute recess to prepare an
amendment.
His amendment cut out the names OF
large number of those to be benented
and was adopted.
On the vote for third reading Shell
don said that he believed it was the
duty OF the members to pass the bill
The money had been paid to the Ter
ritory in good faith and should be re-
turned.
The vote stood: Ayes, 10; noes, Z.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-25
PAIL PRESENTS A BILL

Pail presented a bill to provide Tor
the disposition of the net profits from
the agricultural and Industrial pur-
suits at Lahainaluna Seminary and the
WaiaIee Boys Industrial school, py
empowering the superintendent OF
Public Instruction 20 spend the money
as he deemed best at the school where
it was earned. the bill passed first
reading.
ANOTHER RECESS.
The House then took a second recess
until p. m.
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KALEIOPU 4 sCRAPPER.

Kaleiopu presented an item to pay
the claim of r. Maka, amounting TO
$4,000.
sheldon called for particulars and
criticized the mover for presenting an
item Of that amount without further
explanation
KaIeiopu bridled up and launched
out into a challenge. It seems to
me the member from Kauai gets hot
under his collar over the Waikiki mat
ter. If he wants a scrap on the floor
of the House I am ready for him. .
The Chair reproved him in fatherly
way and there was no scrap.
The bill as amended was finally car
ried through by vote of twenty-six
to one. Mr.. Speaker being the one.
ATTORNEY GENERAL CORRECTED.
The bill to exempt the steamships
of the Pacific Cable Company from tax
alton was tabled on the report OF the
Finance committee, the bill being IN
constitutional and also at present su-
perfnous. as the 5. 5. Restorer can not
be assessed as it is, this not being her
home port.
Rawlins objected to the opinion Of
the Attorney General
1T seems to me that this opinion
is not founded on law, said the chair
man of the Judiciary committee, = and
this is not the first time | have not
agreed with him, either. =
He then gave an instance or two OF
how he had improved on the advice OF
the Attorney General and had his views
confirmed. IF the Finance committee
had submitted this valuable-and great
emphasis was given TO the word-eom-
nnnieation TO the Judiciary committee
the bill could be amended by one OF
two words and made good law.
The cableship was the means OF Ieav-
;rg many thousands of dollars in the
Territorv and because Of the DOUBT a.
to whether they can be reasonably tax
ed or not the Restorer goes away fol
some months each year and SIX OF
seven thousand dollars month IS lost
to Honolulu.
..we have passed a bill exemptlni
railroads from taxation CONTINUED
Raw1ins. and everyone can read be
| go, the lines and see that 1t IS tn
Hamakua railroad, the Kauai eleetri
railroad and whatever extensions tina
viii he built to the Oahu railroad whiel
are 70 be benefited. Why then did tn
Finance committee not be far and SUE
NIT this bill earlier 50 that 1t eou5
he passed. It was too late now.
In spite Of Rawlin 3 fiery Speech an
he was talking IN his best forn' =
report OF the committee was adop's
without question or further debate
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A NEW LEPER BILL.

Sheldon's reason for delaying the
consideration Of the veto of his leper
suspect bill was shown when he pre-
scented a new bill covering the same
grounds and meeting the objections OF
the Governor The bill showed signed
of having Travelled into the House
along the same route as the veto. 1t
was put on the special order Of the
day for today.
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House Bill 1S7 relating to license:
House Bill 1874 to provide a sinking
fund for redemption or purchase OF
Territorial bonds
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Afternoon Session.

The Senate was in a communicative
mood after the noon recess. The House
was informed that the Governors veto
OF Senate Bill 81 had been overriden
and that House Concurrent Resolution.
and House Bills 234, 231 and 19s had
passed third reading, the latter slight
Nv amended. Senate Bill lis, relating
to pounds was also sent down The
House concurred in the amendments
and gave the Senate bill a first read
ing
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Two bills were returned unamended
from the Senate, these being House
Bills 225 and go.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
Report on Coal Production.

The United States Geological Survey
the publication of statistics
the production of coal in 1906. in
the form of an advance chapter from
"Mincral Resources Of the United States
Calendar Year 1906"
This report. prepared by l.. W. Par
ker, the statistician in charge. exhibits
primarily the details of quantity and
value of coal produced in 1906, gives
comparisons with previous years, aud
includes also statements regarding the
labor employed, production per man.
number of days worked, length of
working day. use Of mining machines
and tonnage produced by them. cas-
ualitieS reported by mine inspectors.
and all other mining and marketing of
coal. Appended To the report is Il list
of United states Geological Survey
publications relating to coal, compriS-
ing about n hundred titles classified
by states.
The chapter is now ready for diStri-
button and may be obtained free of
charge by applying to Director, I. ).
Geological Survey. Washington. ID. {.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
LOANS MADE On CITY PROPERTIES
Her Ready Wit.

Though he had long adored her Y
secret ~worshipcd, i'm fact. the ground
she pressed beneath the soles of hAc
dainty little No. 3's-he had never yet
been able to screw up sufficient our
age to put his fate to the test. Poor
fellow. lie was one Of those sh",
modest. self dcpreca,ing sort of chaps
that are growing rapidly scarccr or lie
would have tumbled months ago to tie
fact that he bad only to go In and win.
Gertrude Alicia knew the state of hs
feelings right enough, but ii had pleas
cd her hitherto TO keep him dangling
IN attendance. At last. however. sl'l
made UP her mind to land hcr fish "a
DOR as Il favorable chance presented
itself.
And the opportunity came mt the
Smythingtons' little sOircc, when tha
bashful swain, entering the conserve
tory, discovered his inamorata LOOKING
her lovelicst amid the palms and nov
ers.
''Arc-are you alone?" he questionq1
timidly.
In II moment the fair and ready w
ted girl saw her chance aud tool 4:
then and there. "a loan, Hcn-er-Mr.
Finnikin," she said. with lowered eye.
lids, "a loan? Certainly not-I'm q
gift
And fifteen minutes later, when theY
emerged from their retreat, Henry WAS
asking himself how he could have bee
such II JugGins as TO postpone his la
piness so long.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08

The Red Cloud high school will play
a return game with the Lebanon high
school on the grounds of the latter to.
day.
Hastings and the Red Cloud high
schools clash on the local grounds Sat.
urday, November % This will doubt
less be a close game.
The College Crescents have arranged
for a football game with Bloomington.
to be played next Friday, the fifteenth
of this month. The Bloomington team
is not Il collegiate or schoo. team. but "A
town eleven.
From some cause the game which
was to be played here Thanksgiving
day, November %. between The Red
Cloud and Burr Oak football teams,
was called off, and Smith Center has
been secured to fill the date.
The public should turn out freely to
the football games played on the home
grounds: not only will their little 25c
go to help a good cause, but they will
find it intensely interesting. even if
they understand only the first princi-
pies of the game.
This afternoon the football teams of
the Grand ISLAND Business College and
the Red Cloud Business College meet
on the Red G oud grounds in "A contest
for the championship of the CONNER.
cial colleges of the state, that high hon
or now beng held by the first mention
ed team. The Grand Island Business
College is one of the largest and best
known schools of its kind in the state.
and the reputation of its football team
is in proportion to that of the school:
The College Crescents are prepared
for the game. and it is expected will
give the visitors II run for their money.
The game has been widely advertised,
and II large attendance is expected.
Watch the Chiefs football column next
week for the result of this game.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
BLADEN
From the Enterprise

'TTOul Jue EuttTpTlSt.J
Mrs. 4. II. Rudd has been danger
ously i'll. but is improving slowly.
DR.. and Mrs. |, II. Brown arrived in
Baden last Saturday evening and are
now comfortably located in the Wolf
residence south Of the track.
Mrs. Springer Kernes spoke at the
Congregational church in Campbell
and at the Methodist church in the
evening Sunday, to large audiences.
A deal IA made this week by which
s. +. Green becomes the possessor Of
the furniture store owned by q. l..
Lindgren. Mr.. Green takes immediate
possession.
Last Friday evening on the arrival
of the train ut this place il was found
that the train was minus a conductor.
Later developments showed that Con
ductor Pierce had been left in Blue
Hill, aud the train was sidetracked
and the engine went back after him
II seems that the brakeman had been
In the habit of giving the signal for the
train to pull up to the water tank i'm
Blue Hill and the conductor usually
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
FOOTBALL
Franklin Wired Off the Earth.

The bills that we're distributed last
week to advertise the football game
Friday afternoon between the Frank
lin end Red Cloud high schools stated
Franklin had n heavy team. and that
the game would not be a walkaway
for either side. Ii appears that a mis-
take vas made somewhere. Franklin
had a heavy team. all right, outweigh
ing the Red Cloud eleven about ten
pounds to the man, and yet the game
was about the easiest walkaway we have
ever had the pleasure Of witnessing.
From the kickoff the Red Cloud
squad had everything coming their
way. 1t vas impossible to hold them
and touchdown followed touchdown
with wonderful frequency. At one
point of the game three touchdowns
were made in not much more than five
minutes. At the end of the first half
the opposing team looked a little dis
%couraged, but before the second half
was over they resigned themselves TO
their unhappy fate and accepted with
what equanimity they could the most
decided defeat ever administered on
the Red Cloud grounds. The game
was a shutout, as far as Franklin was
concerned. Red Cloud kept chalking
up scores until they lost count. but
the most reliable reports placed the
final score at 81 to o.
The Red Cloud high school has a
crack football team. What they each
lack in weight they make up several
times over in science, speed aud &C
curacy, II would be hard to find a
team of their weight their equal in
this part of the state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
INAVALE
fall.

Guandpa Pitney came down Monday
night from Milford. Nebr.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Grams were in
this vicinity Sunday visiting friends
Whooping cough is going the rounds
among the children now.
Mr.. Geo. Matkin has his new barn
nearly finished.
walking typhoid fever. but has nearly
recovered.
Methodist Episcopal church Monday
night was well attended and everybody
had IA good laugh. Mr.. and Mrs. Bell
harz nay be assured of Il crowded
house. should they come to ~Inavalc
aga ain.
Earl I'urwell has his new house
nearly finished and will move into it
soon.
Harry Coulson and family visited at
the home of his brother Rand over
Sunday.
j. Vance is building an addition to his
house +. X. Gaveka is doing the work.
Frod Wilds has been quite seriously
i'll ut the home of his sister Mrs +. Il.
taveka.
Tho Willing Work crs met with Mrs,
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
Or. Mabie and the Liverymsn.

\ literary pilgrim, says the Satur-
day Evening Post. once made his way
To summit. \. j.. to pay his respects
to Hamilton Wright Mabic. ~ the
station he asked the livcryman who
had been in service there for thirty
years:
can You tell me wlcrc DR.. Mahin
lives"
Never heard Of him. replied the
livcryman.
surely YOU must" continued the
pilgrim. Il mean Hamilton Wright
Mahie.'
"~Shucks."' responded the driver. lie
amt Il doctor, Hes ii reporter for Il
newspaper
When told of this incident Mr.. Ma.
bic put the seal OH it by saying:
and just 10 think hat | subscribed
for Il wooden leg for that llvcryman!"
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
BLOOMINGTON
0'rom the Advocated

Last night the small boy, and some
not so small. got in their work around
town by turning everything upside
down that was loose. No great damage
was done this year.
Married. last Sunday, at the home of
the brides sister in this city, Otto Bor-
land and Miss Sophronia Ayers, Rev.
Edison performing the ceremony. The
groom has built "A home on his fathers
farm near town.
j. +. Rusher left last Wednesday
night for Omaha. where his wife now
is. who recently underwent an opera
ton at the hospital. II Was decided by
the physicians down there that it would
be necessary to operate upon her for
appendicitis, which. in her enfeebled
condition, would be very dangerous.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
BLUE HILL.
From the LEADER

From the LEADER
W. G. Frahm came up from Red
Cloud yesterday.
Father Fitzgerald, of Red Cloud, was
In Blue Hill Monday.
T.. II. Foe, of Cowles, vas here last
Friday on his way to Campbell.
Mrs. w. Garrison has been troubled
with a severe attack of neuralgia.
County Commissioners Sawyer and
Chapman we're in Blue Hill Monday.
Mrs. S. Bruce left Wednesday for
Prescott, Iowa, where she will visit
with her niece, Mrs. Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mcmahon are the
happy parents of a little boy that came
to their home Tuesday of last week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
RIVERTON
From the Review.)

Billy Hunt and wife drove up from
Red Cloud Sunday.
Isaac Stephenson is spending a few
days at Hot Springs, Mo.
Rev. A. S. Nelson was i'm Red Cloud
on business the fore part of the week.
Mrs. DR.. Walden, of Beatrice. is Wis.
iting her mother, Mrs. Isaac Shepherd
SOD, this week.
A. j. Waldeck went to Red Cloud
Tuesdey to meet Mrs. McLary. his sis.
ter, and Mrs Anna Newman. of Pawnee
City, Nebr., who are visiting at his
place this week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
CAMPBELL
Froin the Citizen.)

tfGDIu Int llJlItn,J
Adam Barth. Henry Meyer and Hen
ry Kembel returned last evening from
Canada. We understand they each
took homesteads and Mr.. Barth pur-
chased a farm in addition.
Some one got into c. II. Koch's hen
house during Tuesday night and pro-
ceeded to cut off the heads from three
or four dozen chickens. The chickens
were taken, but the thief generously
left the heads for Mr.. Koch.
Fl. Gund was in town over night
Wednesday. He thinks there is little
danger that frost will injure Alfalfa if
proper care is taken TO bring the plants
in and place them near the kitchen
stove On clear, calm nights. In regard
to financial matters, however, he refus.
es to be quoted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
Neusy Notes From Rei9htorin9 Touns
GATHERED FROM OUR EXCHANGES
OUR EXCHANGES

walked down and caught the train as it
was pulling out But this time the
conductor was in the depot getting or
ders to transfer a car of apples to this
place, and the usual orders we're given
and the train left. The train has been
coming i'm about on time lately, but
this caused n delay of nearly an hour
from this point on. Who will get the
blame for the mishap we do not know.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
Lord Youns's Wit.

Looking across the table of Il public
dinner at the overwhelmed aud lishy
eyes of LA n"lghhor opposite Lord
Young. who was II famous lawyer, ia.
qulrcd who the owncr of the vinous
countcnancc might be ami was told
he vas The president Of II water trust,
AYE" said Lord Young. well. he
looks like q man thar could he trusted
with any amount of water
Some Il told Lord Young that the
house OF lords had an appeal affirmed
n decision Of his. 1T may he right,
after ALL" was his loriship's reply.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
CORRESPONDENCE
Interesting Items Gathered
by Our County Reporters
BLUE HILL

Mrs. Geo. Wilson visited at Roscmont
:. onday.
X. Simpson was Il Roscmont visitor
Wednesday.
Art. Marcus was at the county seat
Wednesday.
John Rose aud Fred Blobaum left
Tuesday for Denver.
\ number Of the boys attended the
dance at Ayr last Friday evening.
r. T.. Tobin went out To Cambridge
Tuesday evening and remained II few
days.
Chas. Wellman has purchased the
residence of DR.. Franklin and expects
10 move the first of December.
The election this year was very quiet.
Next year is the presidential election.
and indications are that political mat
tiers will be lively enough then.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris. who have been
visiting their daughter. Mrs. 4. lientz.
the past four months, left Wednesday
morning. They vent to Shelbyville.
Ky. for II visit with Mrs. Norris sister
and will then proceed to indianapolis,
where they will visit for IA short time
before going to their home in Ianes-
Vile. ohio.
We have certainly been having ideal
fall weather the past month or more.
The weather has mostly been warm
and pleasant, and it has given farmers
as well as everyone n else a chance
to get their work well ont of the way
before cold weather sets in. Carpcn-
tiers and masons have found the wealth
er to their liking and have been able
to accomplish considerable work this
fall.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
Revival Meetings at Christian Church.

Revival meetings at the Christian
church, beginning November 10, and
continuing until the 18th. or longer.
Everyone invited to attend. Preaching
by the pastor. f. NJ. Branic. The fol
lowing subjects will he handled during
the week: sunday, November 10, at
II O'Clock. a. IN. | cor. 6. ), 20: Nov
then. We are Ambarradors for ,hrlst.'
Sunday evening at $50 o'clock, "A
Doomed World" Monday evening,
"Shall We Know Each Other THERE
| Their. I, Ii, II.
Tuesday evening, Conversion, l What
is 1t. 3, What are the Factors? 3
The Results Wednesday evening
"Religion; What is IT." Thursday eve.
mfg, "Why vas Jesus Baptized? Matt,
3, Il. Friday evening, The Greatest
Message Ever Given" Saturday eve
ming, 'How God Makes Believers
Sunday morning, November II, at II
~o'clockla. m, DUTY" Sunday evening,
Coming to the Fathers House" Ed
+. NJ. Branic, pastor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
Mere Is Relief for Women.

Mother Gray, a nurse in New York,
discovered an aromatic, pleasant herb
cure for women's ills, called Australian
Leaf. 1t is the only certain monthly
regulator. Cures female weaknesses.
backache. kidney, bladder and urinary
troubles. At all druggists or by mail
30 cents. sample free. Address, The
Mother Gray Co., Ley Roy, n. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
GUIDE ROCK.
lErom the Signal.l

(From the Signal.)
Mrs. p. w. Roland was quite sick the
fore part of the week.
Mrs. b. Fl. Crow left Monday for
McConnellsville, Ohio, to visit her
brother.
Gerhard Ohmstede returned from
Oklahoma City, Okla, last week. where
he attended the Farmers congress.
w. MONA and s. Fl. Dorning aud fam
lilies left Sunday night for California.
The Monias, we understand, will stop
at Pasadena and the others will go to
Long Beach.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
The Clock and the Watch.

What pleased me most" said tie
man who had been abroad. was tie
wonderful clock ut Strassburg."
"Oh, how should like TO see it,
replied the ignorant youth. "And dtt
you see the watch on the Rhine too
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
Ask for AIlenS'S Foot Ease,

IA powder for swollen. tired hot. smart
ing feet. sample sent free, Also free
samples of the Foot-Ease Saitary Corn
Pad. a new invention. Address Allen
=. Olmstead, lie Roy. y. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
The Riaht Idea.

GLOW DO you define the phrase as
black rs your hatE'" a father asked
expression.
Well replied the youth. Il should
define II as darkness that might be
fel t."-CasselTs Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
At the Foot End.

ALAS, ] am AT my wits end" eI.
claimed the monarch as he VAS unex-
pectedly kicked by The court jester
Bohemian.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08

1t Is a beautiful necessity OF our ma.
ture to love something.-Jerrold.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-02-22
Why Men Die Fast.

Col. Bent Murdoch, who Is good
liver himself. hasn't any sympathy with
the high liver who goes to rack. So
called big men-sialesmen, warriors,
professional and business men-go all
to pieces in an hour" says be. And the
why and the wherefore? They know.
We know. Everybody knows, and yet
nobody cares. The world says, let them
die. there are plenty left. The man who
stufrs like a pig. drinks like a fish and
loafs like a hobo will collapse. The man
who lives fast dies fast No getting over
that proposition. While the one who
lives nationally, sanely, lives long and
dies slowly and peacefully. Too many
people are burning the candle at both
ends. But then why preach, why pirate.
why refer to it? They are not missed
and there would be 10 place for them
should they come back.-Kansas City
Journal