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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-12
THE DAYS SESSIONS.


AS is the usual custom. the grange
meeting was opened i'm the fifth degree.
The standing committees for the ses-
sion were announced.
were elected last year for "A period of
two years. and who officiated yesterday
are Master Frank Il. Marchant, West
kingston: lecturer. Charles X. Magoon.
Martin. East Providence: secretary. A. II.
Coggcshall, Newport; executive commit
tee, l. /. Sherman, Newport; p. s;
Bushee Warren Il. w. Voelker, Arnold
Mills; +. E. Marchant and A. r. Coggc-
shall ex-officio: deputies, Frank p. Man
chester Saylesville; r. w. G. Amy. Lit
tie Compton: stephen B. Andrews. Hope
Valley B. III. Nixon, Summit: general
deputy. Edmund Spooner, East Green
wich.
At 1880 o'clock the session adjourned
for luncheon. served by the women OF
Roger Williams Grange. At 2 o'clock the
second session was called TO order and
State Master Frank Il. Marchant made
his annual address. In addition TO his
statements regarding automobiles, lie de-
clared that deer should not be protected
any more than at present, as they are
doing considerable damage among the
farmers crops. lie also took UP the
work done by the board of agriculture
and criticised it's lack OF results.
The attendance at the evening session
of the grange was unusually large. as
many OF the members OF the neighborirg
oranges who were unable TO attend dur
ing the day were present and took an ac-
tive part i'm the proceedings.
At $50 p. m the Portsmouth Grange
degree team gave an exemplfcation OF
the first degree and this work was watch
ed with much interest At o'clock the
sixth degree was conferred I'm full form
on a class of "a candidates. At the COLI
clusion OF this work an excellent supper
was served In the lower hail. over a hun
dred persons being accommodated
On the return TO the meeting hall
speeches were made by the delegates
from the various neighboring FRANCES
The grange was opened in the fourth
degree at 10 o'clock today. when the re-
ports OF the officers and various commit
tees were received After the noon recess
an open session was I'm order. An excel
lent program has been arranged for the
benefit OF visitors by Worthy State Lee
turer Charles r. Magoon. who will pre-
side.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-12
MAYOR FITZGERALD
ASKS A RECOUNT

Boston, Dec. 12-Petitions for a recount
OF the vote for mayor in yesterdays cleo
ton were circulated.
The press returns of the vote showing
Hibbard's election by a small plurality
were as follows: Hibbard (R). 80, 1854: Fitz-
gerald Cd. S5.99S; Coulthurst, Qnd. L.,
1852. Hibbard's plurality. 1856
In asking for a recount Mayor Fitzger-
aid said that In view OF the close vote he
thought his friends would feel better to
have the press returns verified.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-12
BRAILEY, S WEEKS OUT,
GOES BACK TO JAIL

James Bradley. 35 years old. after an
absence from Jail OF FIVE weeks, was this
morning sentenced to 30 days at that in
stitution in district court
Bradley was sentenced for stealing a
bag of -four valued at 80 cents from Alex
ander Bros. store. The firm has missed
goods and inspectors have been keeping
watch on the place and yesterday when
Bradley came along and picked up the
bag he was taken into custody by In
spector Haran. Bradley has been con-
victed OF several Offences.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-12
YOUNG SNOWBALLERS
HAD TO PAY FINE

Bernard McDermott. 1s years old. in
district court this morning was fined sl5
and costs for assauiting Jacob Kwell-
berg.
Patrolman Daley OF Station told the
court that at l o'clock the other morn
ing while on Pine street with others he
threw snowballs at Kwellberg and th It
when the latter demonstrated the boy
struck him i'm the eye blackening II.
In police court he was fined IS for
throwing snowballs In the street, as was
also Aaron Bush.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-12
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

More purchases will he nade durina =
tho next hfteen days just preceding
Chri~tmas thnn during any other Hf-
teen days Of the year. 4 onc-,Ime
Ncws-Dcmocrat Ad. will therefore
bring you excellent results, hut 90 Tux 6
full advantage Of the Chri.fms~ sh.p-
ping period your Ncws-Dcmocrnt Ad.
should be printed every day right up ,o
the last minute. if you DON'T. you will
lose many sales you may otherwise
make.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-12
Schooner Deserted at Sea

steamer Caracas. from New York Dec. Z.
arrived hero today and reports that on
last Sunday she met tho American schoon-
er Gardner Il. Reynolds deserted at sea.
Her decks were awash. and only one mast
remained. tho other having been burned
The schooner Gardner u. Reynolds.
Capt Parsons. was owned I'm Bath. Me.
She left Wilmington. n. c., Nov q for
Portland. She was OF So7 tons and carried
crew OF six men.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-12
SWISS ELECT
RADICAL PRESIDENT

Berne. Switzerland, Dec. 1.-THE federal
assembly today elected DR.. Ernest Bren-
ner, Radical. TO be president OF the Swiss
republic for 1905. DIR. Brenner Is vice
president OF the federal council The pres
ent chief executive of Switzerland is Ed
Guard Muller.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-12
MOTORMAN HELD
FOR MANSLAUGHTER

Plymouth. Mass, Dec. 12.-William Dia-
mond, motorman of the Brockton and
Plymouth Street railway was brought
into the district court today to be ex-
amined on charge OF manslaughter in
causing the death OF Luther s. White
more, of Dennis. in a rear-end collision
or trolley cars at Northwest Kingston,
Oct. ~. Diamond waived the reading of
the complaint and was held in $500 bail.
which was furnished, for the grand Jury.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-12
Bad Fire at Pittsburg

pittsburg. Dec. Il Fire I'm the down.
town business district early today caused
loss from the flames. smoke and water
Of 10000 The fire started in tho build
Ing az No. as Liberty avenue. occupied by
Graf r Co. stove manufacturers, and
damaged some adjoining properly. Sew
eral hremen were slightly injured.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-12
OPEN FAUCETS
DAMAGED A SHOP

Stock in the shop Of the American Pick
cling company at 331 Canal street was
damaged considerably by water running
from two open faucets last night.
Patrolman Leo at 80 this morning dis
covered the leak and caused the water
TO be shut off
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-12
WOMAN TRIPPED OVER
LUMBER WAGON PERCH

Mrs. Catherine Drew Of 80 Francis
street tripped over the perch board of ono
OF Sweet e. Co.'S lumber wagons on Ex-
change place at $40 yesterday afternoon,
and injured her nlce and right knee. She
was taken 10 her home In a carriage.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-12
PROBATION GIVEN
TO EMBEZZLER

Frederick Simpson. 81 years DID, in the
uistrlct court this morning. pleaded guilty
10 embezzlng 20 cents from the Provi-
dence Box and Lumber company, and
was placed on probation because of fam
lily considerations.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-12
PUBLIC TO VIEW
DEAD KINGS BODY

Stockholm, Dec. 12.-Beginning tomor-
row the general public will be admitted
daily from 10 a. m. to / p. m. to the chap
el I'm the palace where the body OF King
Oscar will lie In state. The catafalque
will bo guarded by high military officers
and state officials
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-12

as a worker and. at the same time. af-
fordiHg training and culture. The state
the conditions of equipment and mainte-
nance accompanying IL. II properly main
tanned and directed IL will serve q four
fold function in the educational system OF
the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

Good SGuff
wKsr GUESS ANNE
s''s ..s "a f..iss ' - - A s'sss's
tsftns
wEar QtfKEN ANNE
o.. ~ Eishih A. West. saaih 4 efeehsss
fuh aisea ~, seaa visw. ssfsas
noes aneosD ADDITION
q. ioq tin EsfefAaafat eah4i. fali slasd SO
asf lst tssisa. tsftna
wnsr QUEEN AnKn
o. 600 einth A. West isiassa taufsi asd
h.y - ssio STA SD rfs~
teffas
MAYNARD REALTY COMPANY.
E4k Naihsf iuea,
las ksss.nd ~,
wTTTEfF0sT I0Ta
$40 70, s.7..ss e,s'ss 80 -. 49, -,
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ke eei@AH udiiiae LIS
Twill - f0fT ~ fEOn fHIa -
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e 49, &c. ss 20 ss.s $500. sss. re. 800
Il ~ rssi a. e-s s-sssis ~ sss
- ttfHH So 49, risf " aa1 al -
80 49, i,as; - 80 isrs'. : s.,f.ss -
f7EfkAfrkA Ntfs1W
uQ1n SACHS HuME Eaif ga e. tsfsns
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satms - e. MegmtsF Pians cess Has ewes
"a - E2ffes ksas y sshts ssst fstss
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catf cszsAs tsseY nniT ~ Hata4ses -
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49, teaiT sssz 49, ntsf AsaiHaa 1fft-s
~ esteis ffaas ta'isff - 3
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ouuD tor uN uhr MAR UNION
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lots t4ffa tsFHa
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29
Good morning."
Good morning."
All Left 20 Tailor.

Good morning."
Good morning."
All Left 10 Tailor.
Mr. It'll never selects the ma
teFial Ills measurement Naa tax
On several years ago and his tailor
must select the material. decide
upon the style and determine on the
price.
Ills disregard % fashions edicis
has been carried into the second
generation All % the Hills are
known as very unnHFuning dreSe
ura. and even the daughters u the
famous magnate are anything but
Etyllkhiy attifed women
This subject brings 10 mind n
good story on the railroad King
During the launching 81 the Dakota
tho monster ocean vessel con
structed hY Sir nm. Mr. Hili ap-
peared Ia a nigh,shirt OF course
there were other hAhllamsnta o.
help hide II. bot II ~hn plain 70 all
nesf the famous man that. instead
OF the regulation shirt be wore q
plain. cotton robe De mutt Mf.
Hin had ofersicpt himself ou the
morning Of the launching and. In
hia haste. forgot 20 change shirts
Another good yarn of the railroad
chief. showing that he Il not utter.
~ void Of = spirit ~ fun. relates 10
an Incident which occurred several
years ago. a statesman from a
-
whom Ne sili call Ole sweunon.
visited oua Of the railroad commits
aionera 81 Bismarck. y d after
the legislature had convened.
he Wired 70 hfii.
George. said be. 7 want 70 70
back home over the Great Northern
and want = paas How about lt7-
sorry. | can't help Yoa. sas
tho reply Perhaps Jim fiili
doeea't huow you are here don't
think be xoaid neglect Yoa n be
knees yau were hers
So the statesman hied himself 10
telegraph office and cent fhe fol
lo1tnw message
House Of Representatives. Bis.
marck.
r. u. Jan II. 1897
Jas J Hlil. 81 Paul an here.
OLE EWESs0N.
Thia wna Mr mrs reply
General Offices Great Northern
Railway. st Paul. Jan Il. 1907
Ole swsuaou. Bismarck. : D n
am here JAS. ] HILL
Mr. flili Il 4 hard man 10 get at
u has often been remarked that Il
IL much eaaier 20 secure an audi.
erce With the president of the
United States than with the head
81 tho Great Northern railway. And
when r comes 90 newspaper men
well. the scribe Who e. fortunate
enough % 80 IN g. the bie nan aud
ret any real newn out of him. g. a
subject Of much Generalization
This g. more true % the neNapa per
men IN s. Paul. Mr inns home
iown. than IN the East Mr. I'm
evidently believes that a little pub.
ilcity through the medium 81 big
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

New YORK daily Is worth sps.sI..
a half hour On.
Name WORKS Magic.
The name. Jim tin. Il -. =
work magic with In the We.s =
Jim" iiiil Is behind 1 fhlsg I.
West. It's good And thas -.
r.
a story Is told OF two sss.,. .
Duluth One of them had ~ !.
rived from the backNoods a a..
ada and vac unusually lxn.rass :
things American. They uess -
Ing over the lake front whes n
stranger said
dat been big boat
Wan big boat" anszsfsa !.
friend Jim nm: he e.a "
Jim iiiil be osn rRiiroza. ! -
81 Paul he oEn horses, kix -:
goid mines
Dat Jim I'm he msr, l. !.
man. said the flrst. maek
pressed
The conversation drif,ed Il CO
subjects. when the more ne.sss.x
Tan 81 The ts0 said.
Queen Victoria. she ben a..ts
no
''Yass
Dan Who been queen noxw
Oar been no Q1een: Edszna i
been king
Neli, said the green sxtss
from Canada. dat Edward. l. -
have biR pun with Jim Nm a y
klnF. ~ famni-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

80 fss .ird Ass -.
- 81 LORNA 4 20 4 ~ 4
payiuH Investment. ~ TX s1afanits -.
rroi~rfs au clients from lo-..,hs cffzst
n,.nf tfsaala Fnrr hGsiN n ~ - =
ia ptapiea BANK BIDS se.s "a - =
rike. seattle, wash. feene ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

CHANCE rot DON'T uEr HVMNx a 81
fnfHe lot. huuacsi inCaua - E##
month on Madison cor line close - f#
HesinH thiH property in buying &C #=sH IL
money. Phone owner. East liEQ. 80
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PHONE your MANr M

10 The Star Main 1859. ind
MSS The star VIII call and coz
icct the bill. and win send 20
you the answers 60 your al when
addressed care The star
RATES FoR CLASSIFIED
AnVgATiaENGNTS tHslp
Wantsa, lest and Foued, Fer
Rent, Fer Sale, etel One Cent =
Word.
SITUATION WANTED ADS
Is NERDS Three Times Ter -
Cents.
sevea words or fractions Of
wonla 10 the line. cash In adj
vance, When charged 70 aes
count actual number % lines a.
80 will he counted Minimum
hnl Tor an snan 20 cents nat
hard Want Al, Agency, L. II
Mullen 81 ballard Az. OPP
City Hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

irr ecnfasa4shfi a8trfifh fHfnfsted tfis
80 ave Hssf Queen Anne Zee FORT
- rffu car - II "a
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spTclAl NOTICES. -
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,.sss eatsss s.ssh 81 Now apa sezsa4
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

SNAP
Here ie a chance Tor the poor man q.
room house IN small hot good view o.
lake, unlf 81 iaq $50 cash. balance $50 per
month.
MURDOCH. uofiIKE FuuHEaT.
lit Empire bids sif Second Ave
INVESTIGATE
cheap 60 sell a. once. afeufn Modern
two story house on car line. 10 minutes
from pirneef Square a biol Il 30 20 q sd0
balance 80 per month az per cent viii
rent Zoe 80. rent viii pay thf balance ~
Interest and tnxas Included fine Invest.
msut. lovely home f0f some one IN
the same hlafA twu iots the same eise
no better anid Tor 90 This IL coming
husinees property rhuns n sisa
4 acfe. West seattle iio5 essh. balance
10 psf month. owner GA tieuesf ildH
-
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MI e R lit

MrnniTr REALTY 90.
80 a 81 RaW NGfk nlA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-29

fOR satE
foR sALE-miscgILAsGoUs
BARGAINS ~ aLsaa
flxat - aags EEtA say .ts..ssss44aaa. -
tiahg e ussa san e1y ..ssssssssss
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sssrs. ssssrs - sias.
We tlsa all aaefs wlnsa~s aaf hsfa
wasa a. ~ iaNsst gFigas attateNtisl at
~ - sAa4 e s~at ~ fsts' Asss
Il a WILLIAMS CO.
go Wsstsfa Ave
n tarrnaf aaka sna tesr sstahiiss ssszi
n NJ Naftawsss
" s-~T-T z-z-zIzss g - Fisss -
pta9s 81 So .
THEEf'- Flzs1 sEsss iaalIsf q - -
rigr err $50 HtH ~ tett ftFHftHH 50
rgHt- tlaa g c.z.. --.,.z -
STOW CAars
A. tts8a = sseeaa taaa sAas ssa-
a~ssz-s w.s@t - y. rs A.. = -
= hfs4 Il kesss Ilst afftsse sssFs
frara ~ - fss - nssi ~ ssts e asss
kfffFH EEkrrf.E
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ta4 faaatfe e rasi1 htafseaslls SIZE
HHfTtfrf. f=s=aae
81 7la'fsf = $40 siafass ena af-
sinraa casssssisn Rssksfs raen- assf
l77--s $3.50 a-a f'rrra fsrtssm sal
isis o. es5s sasee. si fse tfsh nssthl sfs.t
aHafr WHf1aH s
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Oaf iasiaHHehf isan u ,he home hafsfa
laan rhe pas manls are lose than rent aAA
vau DON'T faf esfhmissnn 70 act ~ We
Alec loan hf Hailsse ~ uuidiie 1aA ~
tsiNaHRvAffvr egCuRirN 60
rs ahaFef Hids litf NO Az. %
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KlLLInl

Star Special s<o;ce5
EDMONTON. AIberta. - ~
The CORNERS jury refurnes J -
dict q lasiifisble hofnscIes i b
case ef Hofuback. the inzznf ~
iana faneher. who was klilet b -
partner. Nergoard. and : I'M
man. MORAN. AZ the big eday 4 4
MciAad river.
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81 no New modern a-runm CuttaQn near
nth at north and Madison So cash. bal.
ance sib per month.
$40 New n1ndefn b.ruUfn cottage two
blocks from Madison % near Gsfh nnrth.
Terms fea cash. balance so PEI month.
tsoo-Fof = lots IN Baltimore Addiiiou. on
nagiey, near ard.
tno0aFur fatH. aosio1. tu WaodiaWn Ter
race kdtfiihn Good view
a 90 For ? lots IN baltimore Addition.
90 Curlisa. near 18th
4 Al A.. ssxi0a. on Nth. near waHlnFfori
#W Ierma hair chHh.
KELLER a nrARpsIug.
as reerlra Dauk HOS.
and ana Pike. -lN
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A0As ~ E~@fF@@
WASHINGTON. Jan. ts--2ec&
tary Taft today received ! ssgsrrzz
Of thanks from Gov. eaeffszkza
Tor the tenfs which have jas -
rived IN Kingston. from c11z !
charge Of Capt. Busiie a The am.
The tents were cent By Con. W.
Eoon upon request 81 the Hr1aA
minister. Whp cablcf 10 HaFznk
fNVEe TMERTN
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N You have house oF let 20 sell house
Tor rent nf naraninr 90 offer see me in
my new office aaai East linton Martin
Enan tat-iIa
A tANNAfN
a roay f-ruam cottage modern ON g1rd
ave only one half block from Aadranh
car unh g. i0as some terms ne anenta
r. i HEMENi owner
2s EariFa bids lnd and Mafisen.
GOOD HOME Erur RENTINo
$3.50 viii bus "A ruui cottage IN Guci
location. near ear line Euud view onlf-
t'Ue cash balance munthiy payments
WfNHutr nRoA.
naam 81 cniman HidR
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-14
WANT NEW KINAU
WHARF FOR LUAU
READY TO RECEIVE BOATS OF
OLD WILDER FLEET NEXT
WEEK-FINISHING TOUCHES.

The new Kinau wharf will a week
from tomorrow receive the 5. S. Kinau
on her return from the Hilo run. The
finishing touches are being put to the
great red shed The Claudine, Maui
and other boats of the Ii S. n. CO.
which formerly flew Wilder's S. s. Co.
flag WI make the new wharf their
place of charge and discharge.
The new Kinau wharf may, about
the end of the present month be the
scene Of a monster luau, for the Ha-
waiian order of Kamehameha is think
ing of holding a celebration in the
large shed if it can be secured This
shed is suitable for mass meetings,
luaus and other gatherings, providing
that after it is taken over by the steam
ers there is ever am opportunity to
make play house of it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-14
BLAZING JAPANESE
CALLS OUT ENGINES
SMOKED WHILE USING TURPEN-
TINE AND BECOMES HUMAN
PILLAR OF FIRE.

Chemical and fire fighting machines,
hose wagons and police patrol, bicycle
cops and a crowd of thousand and
odd curious citizens raced to the vicin-
ity of Nuuanu and Beretania streets
about $3.50 o'clock this morning in re-
spouse to an alarm Of fire turned in
from the box at that corner.
Instead of a blazing house they found
a flaming Japanese.
This human pillar of fire by day was
a tenant of Queen Emma hall, that
ancient and historic frame pile set far
back from the road and surrounded by
rubbish. He had been guilty of the
rash but not unusual act of smoking a
cigarette while handling highly intlam-
mable spirits. He smoked while using
turpentine, presumably for cleaning
clothes The fire in the business end
of the cigarette and the turps became
affiliated with the result that the Jap
anese is now in the Queens Hospital
with burned flesh hanging loose about
his ribs nd arms and life on tn,
tremble.
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ly willing that the bill should be amend.
ed to strike out this provision of i'm
prisonment at the reform school. SEN
ator Makekau favored passing the bill
in its present form. Senator Hayselden
said that if the bill was to be SO amend
ed whereby the children were to be
subjected to association in the jails
to drunken and dissolute criminals, he
felt that the measure ought to be left
alone,
Senator Smith said that he did not
favor putting children in prisons where
they would be thrown in the company
of dissolute persons. But he thought
that the Imprisonment feature of the
law was more in the nature of a threat,
for that feature of the law had seldom
been enforced.
Senator Hewitt asked II the mag s.
trates did not now have the discretion
airy right to sentence children to the
reform school. He was informed that
they had but they were not always dis
Greet.
Hayselden felt that more harm would
be done children by putting them in
prison to be thrown with bad assoc
ciates than in permitting them to be
out a few hours at night
Senator smith continued to defend the
general purpose of the law. The amend
ment to strike out the provision of i'm
pr'sonment in the reform school was
lost and the bill in it's original form
passed third reading.
House bill No. SO exempting tobacco
growers from payment of tobacco IL
censes, passed third reading. Senate
bill No Sc, providing for the refunding
of the bonded Indebtedness of the Ter
ritory came up on second reading and
after some discussion by Senators Nc
Carthy and Dowsett was passed.
Senate bill No. 50, relating to clerks
etc. of clerks acting as bailiffs, came
up on second reading and went to the
/ judiciary committee. Senate bill No
4 60 to provide for public loanse by the
county Of Hawaii, went to the Ways
and Means committee. Senate Bill No
81, a new measure relating to the stor
age Of kerosene and oils, etc, was re
ferred to the Ways and Means com
mite.
Action on Snate bill No. So, referring
to marriage contracts was deferred un
til the afternoon.
The Senate took a recess until 2 p. m
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THE RIGHT PLACE.

When a man is tired through too
constant attention to business he
should take a rest When a wo-
man is worn from too frequent calls
upon her time during the social season
she viii find relief only in the right
kind Of rest. a rest that will combine
with it some of the elements of recre-
alton. The place conveniently situat-
ed Is the most desirable for either and
Haleiwa spells it. The hotel has all
the conveniences of a town hotel with
the addition Of the tropical features
so enjoyable to the average tourist and
not frowned at by the kamaaina St.
Clair Bidgood, Manager.