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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
ONLY ZOO JAPS
EACH MONTH

TIE Jzp2zeSs pSpsEs -e2o-t t12t Ene
Jzp4zass government hsS made : new
regulation rezsrsllag the number Of emf
grants that VII be allowed 70 b han
died after Oct. l II : stated that the
1uztzr u ezizE1--s permitted 70 20 %
HAWAII VII Il limited 70 201 PEI
Eo1sh- Each emigration company, re
gzrdLess o. is capital vii b allowed
Al equal p-opOEsson OF this eol. Form
ely ezsk emigration company was 81
lo-tei number n proportion 70 IIs
capital
Tie japanese e2isrsti01 business 70
Nzrieo las not been very successful or
rezunsrztive 70 The companies. as the
JzVz-eze 90 zos sen 70 remain there
Trouble with japanese immigration II
Yzztouver Is pending For these rezs-
ons Tie japanese government Is not ea-
eo1rzging emigration either 10 Mexico
y 20 Vancouver This i quite 5 blow
70 The companies and they are nsneu-
ye-Iug % get The government 70 increase
he allowance q emigration 70 Hawaii
IS CO@nissions- IshH's rsporc Of con
dI-i0-s here Is satisfactory. Il i thought
The government nay increase the allow
znee OF emigration ID The Hawaiian
Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
EMIGRATION IEEUD
AUTHORS ARRESTED

L : stated that IN consequence o.
-1e nunbe- of enigrancs from the
po-- q Kobe having very greatly il
creased o. late, and the growing dif-
6-ulcy of obtaining passports, certain
o. The keepers OF hotels for enigrants
c5zsp5re5 with other persons 10 snug
gls e1igrs1ts out OF the country on g
large scale with the assistance, Il Is
alleged. OF the Bsnto of q foreign firm
Wcul6-be enigrsnts were attracted
from the districts OF Hiroshima. Okla
yama, Waksyana. Gitu and elsewhere
OF The representations that q foreign
steamer would Be chartered for them
and that they could without difficulty
be conveyed 70 Hawaii and Canada at
G cost ot E553 each. A number Of these
wouI5-he suigra1ts consequently came
to Kobe and put Up at the hotels con-
cerns5 in the matter. The Eiogo
police. however. discovered what was
On foot. and several scores ot the emf
grants were arrested on Tuesday after
noon The authorities are at present
investigating ard ali those found to Be
connected with il viii be taken into
eusto5y.-Kobe Herald. August Ic.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
Bank of Hawaii
LIMITED.

Ezao-po-area Under ths LEEs O. the
Territory q EavsA.
PADUP CAPITAL 49,. $500. 10000
SURPLUS ..-... 200 10000
UNDIVIDED PROFITS. -. Io2sI7.so
OFFICERS:
ChAriss Y. Cooke. President
= I. To-es-.-----..-.-...Fic ice President
:. ~. Szsca-lzne-. nd yies-PEssldeni
Q z CccSs.---- -...-.-...... Cashier
c Eascacs. Tr--.--..-AsstStalt Cashier
: 3 DEUo-...-.--. Assistant Cashier
? 8. Damon Sscr=tsTy
DIRECTORS; Chas. " Cooke. ?. c
Jones. :. ". Msctzrlzhe. :. z. Bishop,
Z D. Te-lsy. J. - MeCandless, c. &.
Aths-rca. - Z Cooke
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DE
PARTENTs.
strict attention given 10 al branches
ot Banking
Judd BUILDING FORT STREET.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
Recoried AUGUST 9. 1907.


Tom Young to Sing wo Ching. p A;
general powers. B ssi, $40. Dated
Aug 3. 1871.
Oahu College by Trs to Henry B
PenhaIlow, Rel; Lot ;, blk L. Conege
Hills, Honolulu. oahu; si0sQ. 3. 80,
p 80. Dated Aus S. 1907.
W " Ahana Co, Ltd, TO W W Ahana,
Rel; ieaSehoid. Paw0a, Honolulu.
oahu; $500. B 80. p $50. Dated Sept
!, 1876.
Dowsejt Co. Ltd 10 supt Of Pub wls,
Territory of Hawaii, d; 20 Il Z W FOR
water pipe line over pc land NuuSnu
valley, Honolulu, oahu; $3.50. B 90.
p al. Dated July Is. 1907.
" G Irwin TO Chang Yick Pan, L:
por Lot 2, gr 1853 and por kul ss5i. ap
/, Kailua CKOolaupokol. Oahu; yrs
a, $40 per annum. 3 2sS, 80. Dated
July Il. 1907.
Francisco 5 Borges 10 Maria A 3 B
De Encamacao. d; I-3 int in 2 prs
land. Armstrong Lane and King and
Hotel streets, Honolulu. Oahu: 81, etc
B 90. p il4. Dated July ;, 1905.
Annie K Conradt ct al 10 Theo II
Davies & Co, Ltd, L; por r P 27i4 and
buildings, Puehuehu, Kohala, Hawaii:
10 yrs al 500 per VI. B 2s5, p 50. Da-
ted July ls, 1907.
John II Kami0 and VT 10 Take Cx)
et al. D; ap /. r p S040, kul 1895, Ka-
lihi. Kipahulu. Maui; slOo B 2s2, . 407.
Dated Aug s, 1907.
Pioneer Mil Co, Ltd TO Supt Of Pub
Wks, Ter Of Hawaii. D; por kul 7T13
for reservoir site, Paunau. Lahaina,
Maui: $500. B 2s2, p 4os. Dated June
., 1851.
Bank Of Hawaii. Ltd. TT to Pioneer
Mil CO. Ltd. Par Rel; por kul T7l3 for
reservoir site, Paunau. Lahaina. Maui;
81. 3 2s2, p 80. Dated June 25, 1901.
Recorded Aug 10, 1907.
John " Schultz ct al by Comr to
Joseph c Oliveira, D: pors kuls 1l5l
and 1875, Nuuanu I'd, Honolulu, Oahu.
$3.50. 3 2e2. l1s. Dated Aug 9. 1907.
Chin Shee by atty TO William Grote,
Rel Dow; por gr 1893. ap 2, Park st
and Liliha ST extn. Honolulu, Oahu
81 B 2sz, p AS. Dated July "a, 1907
Recorded August u, 1857.
Annie K Murray ct al to Mrs Bertha
Wolter. n; 500 81 # land. bldgs, etc.
Kapalama, Honolulu, Oahu. 500. 3
go. p 435 Dated Aug 10. 1907.
Henry B Penhallow and VT to NAL
colin Nacintyre. D: lot 3. blk II. and
bldgs, College Hills, Honolulu, Oahu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
THE KAHUkU AND
kOOLAU ROAD

An agreement between the Kahuku
Plantation and The Aohlau Railway
Company was filed IN the Office of the
Registrar of Conveyances yesterday.
This agreement is par-ly in amendment
of q previous agreement AMI rSrtly to
register the determination Of certain
matters that in the other wers left -
be determined.
The general sense OF the agreement
is that the Koolau railroad has Iew
been completed from near the Kahuku
mill TO Punaluu, as was contemplated
in the original agreement, aud that
trains are running over it as WAS COZ
templatsd by that agreement Under
the agreement as amended the hooia0
Railway company is TO run its trains
according TO a regular schedule. and at
other times the plantation is 10 have
the right of way for its trains over
the section Of the railroad known as
the Kahuku-Kaipapai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30

tory of Hawaii, d; por r P 722S, kul
S55sB, Volcano Rd, Puma, Hawaii 81,
etc. 3 go, 70. Dated Aug 5, 1907.
John A Refs and VT to Jose y An
selmo, NJ; pc land, Owa, Wailuku.
Maui. 500. B go, iSl. Dated July,
1907.
Polly Kalua and hsb q WO to Will
liam 7 Robinson, tr, d; lots .. 5, 4, 10,
%, 25, % and % of kuls S55s. ap 5, and
245s. Vineyard, Kalua and Church SITS.
wanuku. Maui $1,000. b ese, 4SS.
Dated Aug {. 1907.
u II Aukai (i) to Nohomalie II All
Yet, D; int in i-sa of r p 5l6s, kul
$3.50. Pulehu-nui. Kula, Maui; LA
land and bldg. 81. etc. B 2s2, p ass.
Dated July is. 1907.
VIM T Robinson, tr, and WI to
George b Sehrader, tr d; lot 4, Ka-
lua tract. Wailuku. Maui $500. y ss2,
4ss. Dated Aug S, 1907.
VIM I Robinson. tr. and WI to Caro-
lima ] Muniz, d; lot 3. Kalua tract,
waluku. Maui $500, 3 sss. p ASS.
Dated Aug S. 1907
Carolina ] Muniz and hsb (D) to
Trs Of Est OF \ Enos, Nj; lot J, kalua
tract, Wailuku. Maui $500. B go, y
li5. Dated Aug $. 1907,
Geo Il Schrader tr TO Trs OF Est OF
4 Enos, NJ; lot 4, Kalua tract, Wal
luku, Maui. $3.50. u sso, y AS. Dat
ed Aug S, 1907.
Manuel Teixeira and WI TO Manuel
De ollvai. u: e5-lcoa land, Waihee.
Maui. slOO. h ss2, p tss. Dated Aug
.. 1907,
5 l. Kalama and WI to Mrs Maria
q Robello. ID; 5a OF II p (gr) sl+, Kea-
hua, Makawao. Maui. $500. u 2ss. y
al. Dated Aug Ia, 1907.
Bank of Hawaii Ltd 10 W NJ Minton.
Par Rel; lot IL. blk "a. Waialae tract,
Honolulu, oahu. 81. b 2s0, 45o.
Dated Aug l6. 1907.
w NJ Minton and VT to City Mil
Co Ltd. d: lot IL, blk Ga. Waialae
tract, Honolulu, oahu. $3.50. B 2s6, p
35. Dated Aug l6. 1907.
Clinton ] Hutchins and VT to Harry
E Picker, d; por kul 9sS Kuakini st
Extn, Honolulu. Oahu. $40. b 2s2, p
Az. Dated Aug. 1907.
Mrs Grace X Chapman to Annie
Mattoes, d A; female child. Maud V
Keikilani. age IL yrs mos. B 2si, p
3l9. Dated Aug 13. 1907.
John Barboza and VT to Maria G
Mascota, D; lot 10. blk 1e, Kaiulani
tract, Honolulu, Oahu. Sis. B 2s6, p
36. Dated Aug 9. 1907.
C Akui and VT TO VIM w Bruner,
D; por gr l17s, Kahauloa-iki, S Kona,
Hawaii. $40. B 2s6. 81. Dated July
30, 1907.
Frank T Gray to A L Loulsson ct al,
D; lots 81. es. So. 20 and II, rt pur lease
No. 10s, Kaapahu, Hamakua, Hawaii.
s325o. B 2e2. AS. Dated Dec 2s, 1905.
Joaquin F Miranda to Manuel S
Torres, D; $3.50 SO IT land, Market st,
Wailuku. Maui; por kul 406, ap z, Ha-
laula, wailuku, Maui; kul 32O9, ap 8,
Halaula. WaiIuku. Maui $500. B 2e6,
. 29. Dated Aug IA, 1907.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
srPRENE COURT.
DROWNING ON KAUAI.

John Stiles, Is or l6 years Of age,
was drowned in Koloa, Kauai on Mon
day of last week. He was sent by the
plantation luna to open water gate
in the irrigation ditch, to let out the
surplus water from freshet, and some
time afterward japanese found his
dead body in the ditch. "The accident
was especially sad" the Garden Island
says, "in that the boy had just arrived
at an age when he could be Of assist
ance to his widowed mother, who for
years has been struggling to bring her
five children to an age of self-support. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
ARGUE A QUESTION
Of UNBEATABLE BLOOD

IN the case OF ". r. Kalaeokekoi
against the Wailuka Sugar Company in
the SrPrens Court yesterday the court
asked argument on the following prOpO-
siIiou:
Assuming that at the death Of Ka-
nsina the law Of Inheritance did not
permit the grandparent Of an intestate
70 inherit from such intestate, has the
plaintiff an inheritable relationship to
Charles Kanaina through Koenananahu
or through Kanuha or both
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30

Lnoc-Vo-are5 Under thz Laws ot the
Territory q EavsA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
OLD U. 8. s. MARION.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 1.-THE
old California Naval Reserve ship Mar
ion, formerly cruiser, but later re-
turned to the Government and sold at
auction to San Francisco firm win be
towed to the city in the next day or
so. where she WIN be used for COM
mercial purposes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30

UDD RUhDNG- FORT STREET.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
FOR A LANE BACK.

When you have pains in the small
Of the back, dampen piece Of thick
flannel slightly with Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and bind it on over the seat
OF pain. and quick relief will follow.
For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
& Co, Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
OKOLEHAO WORKS
IN GOOD SHAPE

Everything Is in good shape at the
okolehao distillery in Kona, according
70 the report brought back by Ralph
Johnson Of lie Internal Revenue De-
part-nen-, who returned frUm Hawaii On
Saturday An expert distiller from the
Coast has been going over the ma
chinery installed and has made what
ever changes have seemed necessary,
leaving the plant ready TO start up
again within short time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30

CASE ONCE MORE

The celebrated Lahainaluna case
took new turn yesterday, and start
ed on course that Will probably take
it to the Supreme Court of the United
States again.
The motion Of Deputy Attorney Cen
eral Prosser for leave TO file an an
swer TO the complaint of Fred. J.
Lowrey. George P. Castle and W. o.
Smith. trustees, who are the plaintiffs
in the case. was argued before the
Supreme Court OF the Territory yes
terday morning and the leave asked
for was granted. Attorneys for the
plaintiffs sought 10 have the leave
granted limited to an answer en-
bodying only certain defenses, and
particularly that it should not con-
tain the defense Of the statute OF
limitations. But the court did not
limit the answer.
The case is the one in which IL Is
sought to recover OF the Territory
$4,000. the covenanted damages in the
agreement by which the school prop
erty at Lahainaluna was conveyed to
the public schools by the American
Board. This agreement stipulated
that, along with solid science and lib
eral learning. orthodox religion should
be taught, and il it should fail to be
taught the government was TO pay
$4,000 damages.
When the suit was first brought the
Territory demurred. The Supreme
Court of the Territory sustained the
demurrer From this an appeal was
taken to the Supreme Court of the
United States which reversed the de-
cision of the Territorial Supreme
Court. An answer must be filed with
in twenty days. and the chances look
good that eventually the case will
find its way to the United States su-
preme Court again.
FEDERAL COURT.
Evidence in the maritime libel OF
wittho0 V. the bark Fullerton has
now practically all been presented
except deposition from Mr.. Evers.
an engineer In the employ OF the com.
pany which owns the Fullerton. which
is yet 10 arrive from San Francisco.
As it may arrive by the Sierra next
Friday the United States District
Court adjourned until next Saturday
morning az 10 o'clock. In case this
deposition IS not received then the
court win NEE, on Tuesday, as Mon
day Is Labor Day on Tuesday four
bankruptcy cases bill be on the cal
endar,
SUPREME COURT.
In the Supreme Court yesterday. In
the case OF the Territory OF Hawaii
V, All Sing and sixty-seven others,
Deputy Attorney General Prosser NOV
ed to auash the writ OF error as TO all
but An Sing on the ground that the
sixty-seven others are not so identified
as 10 enable process to run against
them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
HEH HTp IETlG2 @.

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1czn-sss zss--s q TIE above company
are PREPARED Il -s--, rISSs 2sz-nss
s-u CT S.'-e and B-TcS B1lGi1ss ard
q Me-chz--5sSe S-o-eG t2e-sI1 q he
zoS- Szvo-zhie terms Ec- rz-g1c-lz-S
zcr-y Il the ctElcs ot
2 l. SCEAEEER & CO. AgVs>
Nc--s Gem Marine IzS1Aa-ce c.
OF BERLIN
Fs-rIs General Insurance Co
OF BERLIN.
TIE zhcVe Ius--zrc. Cc---z-;es Ezve
eS-zbliShed Z Se-e-zi zSe7cy hs-e- and
the Undersigned. general agents, 27s
z2rEo-Lrsi 10 take risks against ccs
dangers q che sea 81 rAe 1,oS- -ssso1-
zals rates and 81 tie -1osc favorable
terms
? l. SCEE & CO.
General Agents
Ge1s<zI Insurance C fo- Ssa EtvG
Gd Land Transport u D-ss5sl
Having s<rzeItshe: 81 sss-cy 81 20
1olu-r zr5 tie Hawaiian Islands. the
Undersigned general zssats z-e suIho--
izs5 % take -lSS sEzilS- the dangers
- -hs ses ~ re mast reasonable rates
E-5 q 1hs u-oS- favorable terms
:. A. SCEAFTER s CO.
Agents fo- the Hawaiian Islzaes-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-30
Burns Healed In One Day by
"THE HOUSEHOLD SURGEON"

Druggists refund money if DR..
PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEAL
ING OIL fails.-Made by PARIS
MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis. U. S.
of A.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-03-21

Upon the request of the teachers
of Fowler and vicinity it has been
decided to hold the teachers meeting
Mar. 80 at that place. All the
teachers are requested to be present
and help make this meeting a success,
The lesson is the fifth and sixth
months work Prof. Townsend will
conduct the class.
Quite a number of the teachers
are attending school this spring.
Miss Ina Pinnick is at the Fowler
Academy now having finished her
school in District No. Misses
Etna Thompson, Lydia BaIger,
Eta La Rue and Ada Levitt will
attend the State Normal during the
summer term.
Please remember the date of the
examination for Common school
diplomas April goth and 27th.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-03-21


We have bakery, two planning mills,
very creditable steam laundry and
room for many other enterprises.
For SALE-I4 head of work
horses and mules, weight from 1850
to 1850. One span of light drivers.
D. F. Cochran.
Geo. Mckinley and family have
moved to Los Animas, Colo. Geo.
expects to raise sugar beets. We
wish him success.
The thermometer has been hover
ing around the 100 mark for the
past few day but it will surely bring
lone rain.
Geo. G. Matthews came in from
Wichita this week and has his chem
icals at work charging the clouds.
1t always rains when George comes
around.
All the fruit trees are in bloom,
and if the frost stays off we will have
the largest fiult crop Meade county
ever raised.
Miss Laura Roberts gave party
last Monday night in honor of Miss
Helen Howard who goes to Wash
ington soon. The little ones had
a pleasant time.
The law requiring that all cans
which are to contain gasoline shall
be painted red, has gone into effect
and it is now S25 fine to put gasoline
into a can which is not painted red.
A. J. Byrns and family have NOV
ed into the Chas f. Walter and Mr.
Walters has moved onto the Byrns
place which he purchased. Mr..
Byrns secured the residence in the
trade.
Several large prairie fires have
been raging around Meade in the
past few days. Thousands of acres
of old grass has been burned off,
which will give the new grass an ex-
cellent START.
H. G.. Marshall and wife left Sun
day night for weeks visit with their
laughter Mrs Earnest Russell at lola
Hodge will also exchange ideas with
merchants at the Wichita CorA-
mercial meeting.
Write to-day for a Safety Hatch
catalogue. This Kansas made In
cubator is made by the Clay Center
Incubator Co. of Clay Center, Kan
sas; is fully guaranteed and sold on
90 days free trial. 3-I4-
State Auditor J. NJ. Nation and
his assistant w. E. Davis were in
Meade hunting ducks last week.
Mr., Nation returned to Topeka
Sunday, while Mr.. Davis, wife and
son returned Monday night.
For SALE-One good work
horse, single or double, s years
old, weighs about 1000 pounds.
fake him home and try him. Can
be seen at E. H. Boyers stable in
Meade.
Mr.. Lee Howard and family will
leave this week for Washington
state where they will remain for the
present We all regret to lose this
family as they are among the Oldest
citizens. We believe they will re-
turn to old Meade in course of time.
A letter from our former towns
man, Tom Cannon, says he has a
section at Watonga, Okla, and that
he is railroading so that the children
may attend school. He sends his
best regards to all his old friends.
Judge Randolph reports the is
suance of marriage license to Mr.
B. F. Howell aged 81 and Elsa
Mincks aged IA. The groom wa:
accompanied by the young lady.
father who signed the parental con
sent.
News reached Meade about moor
today that the house and barns o
NJ. E. Dahmer had been destroyed
by fire. The origin of the fire wa
supposed to have been from passen
ger train No. 90 which went through
Meade about II O'Clock. We ar
sorry to announce this loss to Mr.
Dahmer and hope that he may suffe
no serious inconvenience by tn
same.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-03-21
upnifure9

Our big furniture has
addition the
and Best select Honesty
policy We want the possible
money, that you may be satisfied
We have almost everything you in your home in
cudng the celebrated Chas F. Nezow piano. havand
hand painted China and fine crystal Glassware Sets
ardnier and Cuspador Tabourettes Pictures Wall Pockets
Hat Racks China Racks Foot Rests
also Rugs Floor Coverings
bargains second hand goods constantly buy
and exchange this class of goods,
If you in bill goods figure
for you. We quote following prices staple
or
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-03-21

White Plymouth Rock cockrels,
pure bred, for sale. r. E. STEELE.
The Meade Gram & Seed Co.
have good stock of oil cake.
See Fees wall paper stock. The
newest and finest in the city.
For plastering and cement work
call on A. JACK BYRNs, for lowest
prices.
WILSON has Cheap Corn. Come
and see at Red Feed Barn, east of
Carthage Avenue.
For insurance on your property
call on Griggs & Wehrle at the
News building.
We have just received some of the
Finest Chinaware ever seen in
Meade. Model.
Mrs. Wehrle will have her Milli-
merry Goods open Easter week. She
will have a nice lot of the latest
shapes and styles; from then on will
add new shapes and styles until
Decoration Day.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-03-21
Ordinance No. 81


First published March IA, 1907
An Ordinance levying license tax upon certain
occupations therein named, carried on in the City
of Meade. Kansas, and providing penalties for its
violation.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and COuncilmen of
the City OF Meade:
Se,'. l. That no person shall carry on or engage
in any OF the following callings, trades, professions
occup items hereinafter stated within the said
City OF Meade, without first having takeu out and
having license therefor, and the charge Tor said
license, which shall be paId an occupation tax,
is as hereinafter stated:
Steam LaundrieS per year SlO.OO
Resident Dentists per year 1000
Nonresident Dentists per day ESQ
Non Resident Doctors per day Z.5O
OculIsts, nonresident
tranSientS per day Z.oO
Transient or nonresident
specialists Of any pruies-
sion not herein namel per day ESQ
Real Estate Agents MT
maint aiming and oc-
cupymg an office in
the city per year Zo.OU
Sec. ?. Any person falling or refusing to pay
the license tax required by this ordinance or at
tempting to conduct any business OF occupation
herein mentioned without first paying the license
tax required by this ordinance shall be deemed
guilty OF misdemeanor and shall, upon convic-
tion, be fined in any not less than One Dollar
nor more than One Hundred Dollars in the discre,
ton of the Police Judge, and shall be committed
until the fine and costs be paid; and that each
day such business is carried on shall constitute
separate and distinct offense.
sec. ;. This ordinance shall be in full force and
effect from and after pubiica ton in The Meade
County News
Approved March 18th, 1907.
Attest:
w. W. PREssLY, S. D. ADAMS,
City Clerk. Mayor.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-03-21
School Contest
w. w. PRESSLY,
City Clerk.

The Meade High School and the
Fowler Academy are to have a con-
test on April le. 1t will be in de-
bate and declaration and will be held
in Fowler. The Meade school will
have a preliminary contest on March
10 to decide upon the representa-
tiyes from this place. This prelimi
nary contest will be public and a
small admission will be charped.
Fhe question for debate at both con-
tests is: Resolved, That football is
detrimental to the best interests of
school. The question was submitted
by the Meade school and the Fowler
people have their choice of side.
They have not yet reported what
they will do. Remember the date
Friday evening March 2o and come
out to hear the young people.
We hear it rumored that The
Fowler Hustler will shortly change
editors.
Spring was almost here Monday,
judging from the queer feeling so
many people generally have this
time of year.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-03-21
Methodist Services

Sunday school at regular hour fol-
lowed by preaching at II a. m.
Making a Good Start" "
Class service at IL NJ.
On account of union temperance
meetings at Baptist church there
will be no preaching at night. Ep-
worth League at customary hour.
A most cordial invitation is extend
ed TO all
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-03-21

Court convened Tuesday, Judge
Finley and Court Reporter Baker ar
rived Monday and held an adjourn
ed term Monday afternoon,
A. J. Byrns informed US that a
carload of cement was on the road
for the new opera house on north
Fowler. ave. 1t will be dandy
when completed.
WANTED-To buy some young
sows or sows with pig. Call or ad-
dress-The Artesian Valley Invest
ment Co.
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The examination for graduates
from the common branches will be
held April 2oth and 27. Teachers
having pupils desiring to take this
examination will please send in
names at once.
RUTH BENNETT, Co. Supt.
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For Rent.

To the highest bidder for one year
from April Ist, 1907. the farm of the
late Patrick Mulligan. Terms, cash
in advance. Renter will be respon-
sible for damages to property. Bids
will be received by administrator up
to March 25rd at noon. l reserve
the right to reject any and all bids.
JAMES WILSON,
2-22 Administrator.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-03-21
"A Fast Run

Geo. DeCow reports phenomenal
run to Hutchinson, Kansas, last
week with a car load of stock.
Hutchinson is about $50 miles from
Meade and it takes the Great Rock
Island about 2S hours to run load
of stock through,
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H. G.. Marshall and wife left Sun
day night for a weeks visit with their
laughter Mrs Earnest Russell at lola
Hodge will also exchange ideas with
merchants at the Wichita CoM-
mercial meeting.