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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28

Just to show the effete Fasteners
what the real thing Is and to stir the
frazzled nerves of the beach bummers
of Atlantic City, George Freeth Is
thinking of taking his surf board under
his arms, packing his telescope and
running over there for the summer
George has had this idea simmering in
his head for some little time, but the
bubbling stopped short a couple of
weeks ago when the cables reported
that there had been snow storm in
New York on June g That sounded
more like toboggan slide to him. but
the sun peeped forth again and the
smile came back when on Wednesday
last came the news of sunstrokes ana
heat prostrations. HereSwas something
more in his line.
Freeth has the privilege of being able
to boast that he is the only man living
who has ever surfed on the Atlantic
coast. He was arrested for doing It,,
but generally omits to dwell upon that
phase of the story. 1t all came about
in this way. George decided that Ha-
wall did not offer the advantages that
his youthful ambition demanded and
decided that 1t should be the wide,
wide world for him. Without any
great mention in the newspapers and
forgetting in the excitement of getting
away to mention anything of his plans
to his relatives. he slipped over the
side of a steamer one night and bur-
rowed into the coal bunkers. The next
day, between spasms, he crawled up on
deck and presented his card to the Of
by the scruff of the neck to the captain.
who gave him a cordial welcome and
assigned him a berth next the dish
washer in the scullery.
BY the time the vessel had rounded
the Horn, George could peel a spud
without breaking the pairing and by the
time the Breakwater was sighted he
had almost forgotten how to talk Ha-
waiian. He was given a discharge in
Philadelphia and rested in the Quaker
city for some time between jobs. Dur.
ing one of these vacations he got as far
away as Atlantic City and here he
made his first bid for fame. He pad
died around among the knee-deepers
on his clothes. That was too slow for
him. Going to woodpile, when the
cook wasn't looking, he selected a
likely slab. With hatchet and jack
knife he fashioned this into a surf
board and again sought the sad sea
waves. Far out he swan and then,
among the breakers, began TO have a
real swim, pretty soon he noticed a row
boat coming out his way but he was
having too good time to pay any at
tention. Pretty soon the boat with four
ife- e-savers aboard got abreast OF where
he was standing on his head on the
slab.
Here young fellow, you can't do
that here" shouted one OF the rowers,
Freeth saw that they were speaking
20 him and Just to show that he could
md wlggled his toes in their direction.
10 It, he balanced on the board again
Get in out of here" continued the
ife-saver, mo one is allowed to come
this far out; we can't spare all the
men on the beach just to look after
;ou."
you run along back to the girls
said George. This looks pretty good
% me out here. / think I'll swim out
little farther where l won't keep hit
ing my knees" and Freeth started to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28
REFEREE MAY Be
CAUSE OF TROUBLE

Hearing a humor that the Federal
authorities considered that The Ref
cree came under the statute forbidding
the sending of obscene matter through
the mails, an Advertiser reporter called
on U. S. District Attorney Breckons yes
terday and asked him If he had taken
any steps in the matter. The reply was !:
"A complaint in regard to The Ref
cree has been made TO me and the
matter is under investigation at the
present time"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28
CHANGES Of OFFICERS
IN NATIONAL GUARD
Territory OF Hawaii.
The Adjutant Generals Office, Ho-
nolulu,

June 70. l9UI
General Orders No. 35.
The following information is publish
ed for the guidance of all concerned:
/. Charles NJ. Coster is appointed as
captain in the National Guard of Ha-
wall, with rank from May 2s, 1907.
2. John NJ. Kea is appointed as cap
tain in the National Guard of Hawaii,
with rank from June -, 1907.
3. An election will be held in Com
pany F.. First Infantry. n. G. H., at
the drillshed, on Tuesday, July 2. 1907.
at 1880 p. m, for the election of one
captain in the National Guard of Ha-
waii.
Captain Thomas p. Cummins will
preside at such election.
By order CO the Governor,
JOHN w. JONES,
Adjutant General.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28
BUILDING A LOCAL
TEMPLE To bUDDHA

The way the japanese lay the cor
nerstcne of a church is for "A ear
penter wearing kimono to hammer
a wooden peg through a previously
bored auger hole to join two mortised
floor sills. At least that was the en-
livening ceremony performed yester-
day afternoon at the appointed hour
for the cornerstone laying of new
buddhist temple on South street in
kakaako. Those who witnessed the
ceremony were three japanese chill
dren, enc Teddy bear and a reporter.
There We're some things about the
building of a Buddhist temple that are
noteworthy and might be copied to
the financial advantage of other
churches. In some places on the main
land 1t has long been the custom when
funds We're needed for the building of
new church or parsonage to canvass
actively for subscriptions and read the
list of names out in church and the
various amounts set opposite our re-
spectiYe names. The japanese do
better than this. They put up big
skeleton bill board on the front of the
lot where their building is to go and
ON one big board tackled ON it il set
ont the preamble TO the subscription
list and alongside It is tackled other
boards giving the names and amounts
subscribed. Thus all the world who
runs may read. There is no hiding
from the left hand what the right hand
has done IN the way of putting up
the coin. The man who comes mp lib
orally gets q liberal notice aud the
Others accordingly, On the bill board
before the South street temple space
Is selling at about seventeen dollars
a square foot aud the widGg's mite
and the coolies nickle could each be
covered up nicely by postage stamp
Around the corner from this new
temple, which Is the hTst 90 be erect
ed in kakanko, ON the eufaer Of
Emily street, u another hili hoard,
this One calling for the Hharesilhul
o. pui up % japanese school Aaithuf
board 10 illel yei, it may BE- not ouf
of place O. mention a careful scrutiny
~ both boards yesterday failed 90
shuN lhr uames 0f any bui Iapanrso.
sers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28
LINGERING COLDS.

The longer cold hangs on. the more
IT weakens the system. Do not run
the risk of an attack of pneumonia by
neslecting il, Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will cure your cold and all
danger from this disease will be avoid
ed For sale by all Dealers. Benson,
Smith K Co, Ltd. agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28
BETTER STATUS
OF TERRITORIES
"ExEcUTrvE ORDER.

cit is hereby ordered that on and
after June ]. 1907. all official com.
municatiUns or reports from and TO ex.
ecutive officers Of the territories and
territorial possessions of the Unite
States, viz: Arizona. i.awsii. New
Mexico, Oklahoma, Porto Rico, Alaska,
Indian Territory Samoa, and Guam,
and all official communications or re
ports relating to territorial matters
from and to all executive officers of
the United States stationed in sucn
territories and territorial possessions.
shall be transmitted through the Sec
retary of the Interior N such manner
and under'such regulations as he may
prescribe.
"THEoDoRE ROOSEVELT.
"The White House, May II, 1907.o
A copy of the foregoing executive
order has been received by Acting Gov
ernor Atkinson. 1t more fully explains
the news of the changed status of Ha-
waiian affairs in the Interior Depart
ment which Mr.. Walker gave in his
latest correspondence printed In the
Advertiser of Saturday last.
g l am mighty glad about this,' Mr..
Atkinson said yesterday. ''It is
matter talked with Mr. Garfield about
when ] was in Washington last year.
"This change is going to give us
more representation for Hawaii than
ever before. Heretofore Hawaiian
matters have been handled by the
Patents and Miscellaneous Division in
the Department of the Secretary of
Interior.
Although / do not know anybody
who could have done more for Hawaii,
under the limitations of division,
than Mr.. W. b. Acker, who has
handled Hawaiian affairs there, still
there is no question of the advantage
gained in having a bureau establish
ed for the conduct of territorial bust
ness.
at means that the interests of
Hawaii, with those of the other ter
ritories, will, to quarter degree than
ever, be specialized by the Depart
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28

a n0lIe prosequ NaH allowed hy
Judge Dn h0lf n iho ease n d So
shiua Nhp hai apmslfi uam nul
n ~ ani raHs NJ Honslum nlsirai
aAli ~ fH'ling lllpnr la a minor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28

2d.-Many persons
rnu wounded by
Erivan square by
least ten such mis-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28

HotllsTsn pRuq ~, AgFsTs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28

TiFLIS, June
have been killed
bombs thrown in
rcvolutionists. At
silcs were exploded
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22
PETITION.
Live Oak, Fla. May Z. 1907.

Live Oak. Fla, May Z, 1907
Notice is hereby given that we,
the undersigned tax payers ana
citizens of the territory to be known
as the Rixford Special Tax Scnool
district, will present to the Board %
Public Instruction, first Tuesday IN
June. petition requestion that
special election be called for the pur-
nose of establishing a Special Tax
school district as set up In the luz
lowing petition, desiring TO become
Special Tax School district for the
purpose of levying and collecting
district school tax for the exeiusive
use of the public free schools wltn-
in the district and of which SAID as
trict the boundaries are herein SCI
out. towit: Commencing at the
southwest corner of Section IL, ToWn-
ship 2, south of Range IL east, run
ming from thence north one-hal1 mile
to section line; thence west one mile
to section line; thence north one-na1t
mile to section line; thence west one
mile to southwest corner OF SScuon
4; thence north three miles tS nortn-
west corner of Section rs, Township
1, south of Range Is east; thence
east one mile to section line; thence
north along section line to SuWan-
nee river; thence/ eastward along the
Suwannee river to section line De-
tween Sections p and y, township
l, south of Range II east; thence
south to township line; thence west
- township line one-half mile;
thence south one mile to section line;
thence west one-half mile TO section
line; thence south one mile; thence
west one-half mile; thence south one
half mile; thence west one mile and
one-half to range line between
Ranges 13 and IA; thence north
along range line one-half mile;
thence west two miles to south
west corner of Section II, Town
ship two south of Range 1S east, to
point of beginning:
E. R. Wise, ]. w. Mikell, ]. s.
Mikell, T. A Mikell, A. w. Win
burn, F. c. Murphy, ]. NJ. Williams,
P. H. Lewis, P. S. Mikell, A. NJ.
Lewis, j. F. Howell, c. A. Johnson,
c. H. Brinson, ]. L. Haddock. ]. T.
Mikes, ]. o. Oliver, o. c. Allison,
R. j. Allen, ]. H. Burnett, ]. T..
Ward. W. r. Driver, G. W. Allison,
r. W. Allison, ]. NJ. Pinglan, ]. P.
Doliymple, j. c. Skeen.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22
Tuesday June nth. A. ID. 1907.
NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that the
Undersigned as administrator OF the
Estate Oh j. A Adams. deceased, will
On monday, the first day of July,
iSo'' present his vouchers, receipts
anu report OF and for the Estate of
= A. Adams, deceased, and there
upon apply for his final discharge as
administrator of the said estate.
j. H WETHERINGTON
Jill Administrator.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22

Live Oak claims to be the fifth CITY
in population in Florida, and the lar
gest inland city in the state. How
about Lake City's claim of over sew
en- thousand, and where do Miami and
ST. Petersburg stand in the list?-
Ocala Banner. According to the
State census of 1905 here is where
Miami, ST. Petersburg and Lake City
stand in the list; Miami, 4,733; St.
Petersburg, 2,S16; Lake City, $500;
Ocala, 4,493; Live Oak, 1900.
Since that census was taken all
of the towns mentioned have made
wonderful growth (Ocala included) -.
Live Oak now claims a population
of between 5000 and 5000. ST.
Petersburg has made a great gain
in population as has also Lake City
and Miami.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22

The equal pay for equal work
school teachers bill has been repass-
ed by the New York Legislature,
over the veto of Mayor Mcclellan OF
New York city and is now in the
hands of Gov. Hughes. Whether the
Governor will sign it is An open
question The bill provides that
women school teachers shall have
the same pay as men teachers for
equal work. Much opposition to the
bill was manifested in New York
city. on the ground that the men
teachers had families TO support and
were therefore entitled 10 higher pay
than the women teachers, who are
without families.-Savannah Morn
ing News.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22

Live Oak has a criminal court of
record. That place has ali the sym
toms of being a city-Tampa Trib-
une- Mayors court. justice of the peace
court, county judges court, circuit
court, and county commissioner
court, Live Oak for a dry" county,
seems amply provided for in the way
of courts. Why so many courts
where wickedness does not abound?
-Ocala Banner. Possibly the courts
are responsible for the fact that
"wiekedness does not abound" here
Then it may be that Live Oak for
a dry county" is peOpled by law
abiding citizens, and for that reason
"wickedness does not abound"
Let the reason be what it may. it is
an acknowledged fact, not only by
Hon. Frank Harris, but by every
person who is acquainted with the
facts that ''wiekedness does not alb
bound in Suwannee county as it
does in some other counties in this
State We might name.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22
Notice OF Special Tax School Election
Branford District No. 4.

In accordance with Chapter 1878
and the school laws of Florida, an
election will be held in Branford
Special Tax School District, at the
usual voting place on
Tuesday June nth, A. ID. 1907. .
TO elect three trustees to serve for
the succeeding two years, and to de-
termine the maximum number of
mills OF district school tax to be lev
led for each OF said years.
w. g. Vernon, z. ID. Blanchard
and r. A. Iyey are appo; nted inspec-
tors, and n, H. Green, clerk.
Done by order of Board OF Public
Instruction of Suwannee County, Fla.
J. E. WOOD, E. r. WISE,
Sec'y and Supt Chairman.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22
Notice OF Special Tax School Election
Lurayille District No. 10.

In accordance with Chapter 1878
and the school laws of Florida, an
election will be held in Luraville
Special Tax School District, at the
usual voting place On
Tuesday June 18th, A. ID. 1907.
to elect three trustees to serve for
the succeeding two years, and to de-
termlne the maximum number of
mills Of district school tax to be lev
led for each of said years.
I. l. Mcintosh, G. F. Gamble and
c. s. LeFever, are appointed inspec-
tors and L. NJ. Ballentine, clerk.
Done by order of Board of Public
Instruction Of Suwannee County. Fla.
j. E WOOD. Err. WISE
Secy and Supt- Chairman.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22
Notice OF Special Tax School Election
OBrien District No

In accordance with Chapter 1879
and the school laws of Florida. an
eiection viii be held at O'Brien Spec
lal Tax School District. at the usual
place on
Tuesday June nth. A. ID. 1907.
to elect three trustees to serve for
the succeeding two years, and to de-
termlne the maximum number Of
mills Of district school tax to be lev
led for each of said years.
J; w: Barnes, ]. H. Flemming and
I. c. Williams. are appointed in
SpectorS, and Rufus Griffin, clerk.
Done by order OF Board of Public
instruction of Suwannee County, Fla
j. E. WOOD. E.R WiSE
sec ana Supt. Chairman.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22

Capital removal is again being
agitated in Tallahassee. We would
prefer to see some of the officers oc-
cupying the capital removed. And
there will be shaking up next year.
If the state capital were
located at White Springs there would
be no need of the legislature demand
ing distilled or 'carbonated' water.
We have here an abundant supply of
the purest and best that flows from
mother earth--White Springs Her
aid.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22
GUARDIAN NOTICE.

No9ce is hereby given thai
SKY Gays after the first publication
y tnis notice, l. as guardian of and
aor tne estate of Hafie Louise Strin-
lug lug minor, will make my animal
epo5. and vouchers of said Cnar6-
iansnip, to the Honorable IN c.
c;tr OoGnty Judge, at his Office in the
sa;d VI Live Oak, Florida, and will al
fao ume ask for a final discbarSe
from said guardianship. %
Cn,ra;o J. n. STRIPPING
aiuiah for Hattie Louise s.r;nIine
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22

The price of land in Suwannee
county is increasing in value every
day and the young man or the old
man who fails to secure al least
enough for a home, will wake up
some fine morning to find prices
''sky high" They are already get
ting up in that direction compared
10 what they were a few years ago.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22
LUMBER Z
NAVAL STORES
COMPANY
BOWLING PARK, FLA.
Notice OF Special Tax School Election
Midway District No. s..

Noucc Ot Spee4ai Tax ScnOOI Election
Midway District No. s..
In accordance with Chapter 1878
and the school laws of Florida, an
election will be held in Midway Spec
ial Tax School District, at the usual
voting place on
Tuesday June nth, A. ID. 1907.
to elect three trustees to serve for
the succeeding two years, and to de-
termlne the maximum number of
mills OF district school tax TO be lev
led for each Of said years.
Z. II. Dorman, J. A. DeBerry and
j. V. Brown are appointed inspectors
and w. T.. Horn, clerk.
Done by order of Board of Public
instruction OF Suwannee County. Fla.
J. f. WOOD. z p WISE
ana SuDt- Chairman
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22

a httie Kodol tawes occasionally.
especially after eating. will relieve
hnrn oelehing and heart
sa n, j. B, Jones, of Newport. Tenn,
says ]. three bottles of Kodol cured him
Pharmac, O Here Oy CITY
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22

The Key West Citizen has nominal
ed jefferson B. Browne for governor.
Mr.. Browne himself hasn't been
heard from, but the chances are that
he will run He is a strong man and
viii probably make a very active
eampaign-PenSaco Journal.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22
Disturbed the Congregation.

me person who disturbed the con-
sresatioh last Sunday by continualv
coughing is requested to bay a BOTTLE
o. Q. r OF. Honey and Tar. City Pba-
macy. - '--.'.>.s-S
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22
The LIVE OAK PUBLISHING COMPANY.

THE DAILY DEMOCRAT viii be
mailed 10 any part of the United
States, postage prepair. for $500
per year; s2.5o for six months:
s1.25 for three months, or so cents
for Eve weeks, in advance De-
Eyered TO any part Of the city, by
carrier, for 10 cents per week.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22
Notice OF Special Tax School EIect;o,
Hon ton District No O

~
Eouston District No. 8.
In accordance with Chanter 4e7o
and the school laws of Florida On
election will be held in Houston Snoo-
lal Tax School District, at the nsuoI
voting place on |'i
tuesday June 18th, A. ID. 1907.
70 elect three trustees TO serve for
.ne succeeding two years, and TO de-
Cermlne tie maximum number -,
mills OF district school tax to be low
led for each of said years.
); II: Long, S. w. Kennedy and 7
VI. hMght are appointed inspector,
and Epstein 0liff, clerk.
Done by order of Board of Pub,;o
instruction of Suwannee County Fia
"ooD, E. R. WISE,
: 80 anu SUPP Chairman
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22

A Tampa man is suing his wife for
divorce, and the ground for his COM
plant is that she talked to him SO
much il kept him sick. Talking is
better than pouting. - jacksonville
Metropolis.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22

The lawmakers would do well 10
remember that while bills for the
protection of gophers and the like
are up. matters effecting the prosper
ity and progress of the State are be-
ing somewhat neglected. Palatka
TimeS-Herald.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22

IL might not be amiSS to bind the
"unwritten law" in SheepSkin and
put copy in every lawyers desk
to save him trouble when he wishes
to hunt for authorities" and pre-
eedents. '-Apalaehicola Times.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22

Editor Jordan of the Punta Gorda
Herald can write more politics to the
square inch than any other man in
the State.-Pensacola Journal
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-22

If you are, you can en.i
expecting to see nsuy :
interest you IN our rensi
and varied stock of qie-alis
new clothing for Spia
Summer, which in style !
and assortment is on sw3
that shown by tie leading
ing establishments Of Na1
City. If you haven't ID
this Spring 10 see Tie =
value We offer in
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-03-15
INSTITUTION
INSTALLATION
INITIATION
Clyde River Rebekah Lodge,
No. 81, |. O. O. F.

Friday, March Sth, at p. VI. in the
Odd Fellows Lodge Hall, was instituted
the new Rebekah Lodge of that order
"CIyde River Rebekah Lodge No g."
by p A. Robbins of Newport. Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge of Vermont
assisted 10y Mrs. J. o. Belcher of Brad
ford, Vice President; Mrs. O. S. Dane
of Newport, Grand Warden and Mrs
Eli Flanders of Barton, District Deputy
President of the General Assembly.
After couferring the Rebekah Degree
upon the nineteen charter members by
Grand Master Robbins, assisted by
Grand Warden, Mrs. Dane, the new
lodge proceeded to ballot upon about
seventy applications. At O'Clock the
session adjourned to the banquet hall
where the ladies had prepared a sumptu-
Gus repast. Covers had been laid for
over hundred but several had to wait
for second tables. After the banquet
had been discussed, the lodge session
again opened and completed the ballot
! ing upon applications. Next came the
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-03-15

A prominent London newspaper has
opened a news bureau in Washington
and will maintain an organization in
New York The bureau in the nations
capital is natural enough. especially as
the British are trying 10 keep CA good
political terms with us. but the New
York end of the enterprise marks
change coming over the spirit Of jour
nalism Formerly correspondents We're
maintained all over the world 10y all
great papers. The telegraph getting
there quicker with the news of the
hour has practically eliminated the
correspondent.
But the telegraph deals largely with
bare happenings. 1t reflects no local
color and never gives complete and
accurate account OF what the man in
the street is thinking and what he may
do when he acts on national qucS-
ton The telegraph. for instance. tells
us TO expect that the German Social.
lists will swamp the kaser's rule. that
French reds" viii hold up the repub-
lican government. that the Russian
reyolutionists will paralyze traffic and
industry and force the autocrats TO
terms Private details ana tardy ex-
positions in the foreign weekly and
monthly press show that the wires
were n bit hysterical
Ours is government by the people
and the people do rot act on vagrant
impulses in vital matters. Every time
n European gets down to the core Of
things IN this country he is surprise l.
Sensations and fads and fancies and
all sorts of ideals come up and have a
day. but all the time the man in tie
street is sitting and thinking. the wise
men size him up and the nation doesn't
go TO the dogs or Stultfy itself or
do any of the crazy things some for
elgnerS would like 10 see happen and
still others fear may happen. If Lon
don journalists want to tell their real
ers what we are day by day they must
get In touch with the man in the street.