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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-04
OPPOSITION TO PEARL HARBOR.


=, e.. $4,000. ..,.,n u,,. ,,,.,if. ,,,,,.,
'''N' d "N"' '"' tue improvement VI
Pearl Iia"bur, ana its strongest OPP
ponrnt. we regret to say. may he the
St,te ,i California
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the Pear Harbor project is FOUND M
the comment Of the San Francisco
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'S"'"S' ''''E''' MUM" W. ''''7'"
release of alleged secrets OF the Naval
BOARD
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Boar" requisite" the DeIeSale "
WORT up sentiment in the Territory
for pnYrr Uprbor but to cffnce him
.,, .. ill.,. ......... ,,.., a., Da,,or,,o
gave tue 'e'''' u Ohe '\"N'' i'"''" W
the papers in order to plume himself
with Importance among his own peo-
pie.
The only trouble with the Calls
statement is that it is not based on
any item Of truth 1t is aimed to
grouse a sentiment adverse to Pearl
Harbor among those who will not
take the trouble to get at the facts.
Delegate KuhiO has not given to
the papers Of this city any letter from
the Naval Board. Nor has he said
that the Naval Board asked him to
work up sentiment for Pearl HarbOr
Improvement.
Furthermore there is no reason on
earth why the Delegate from Hawaii
the background in the matter Of APP
pealing to the good sense of his fell
low-citizcns here and elsewhere on
the necessity for improving Pearl
llarbOr. and doing it early and often.
The comment OF the Call and the
reports from Washington all serve to
make clear "a situation which may put
California in competition with Ha-
wall and Pearl HarbOr when. as n
matter of good judgment, California
and Hawaii ought to be cooperating.
California wants another naval sta
Information has been received in
Honolulu, and confirmed by the latest
mail, that Secretary MetCalt does not
warm up to the Pearl Harbor project
because he wishes to crown his career
With the establishment OF another
naval station, probably in Southern
California.
Further light on the matter is
found in a washington dispatch OF
Nov. 20, which says:
Hayes Congressman also in
tends to Introduce a bill proyid-
ing for new and complete naval
station in San Francisco Bay, per-
haps at ferba Buena island. He
declares that there Is inadequate
provision for repair, alteration
nd construction work on the
cast. He will visit the Navy De-
rtment Monday and consult
ith the Secretary and chiefs OF
the bureaus regarding the prep
grafton OF the bill.
This may mean that San Francisco
and Southern California Will get into
conflict over the location OF the
new station. Whatever 1t means to
California 1t suggests opposition to
Pearl Harbor, The Call article
SHOWS Il deliberate intention to mis-
represent Hawaii and the Naval
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-04

Cortelyou is reported as being very
angry on account Of the New York
bankers using Treasury funds to
feather their own nests ana aconsc-
Qucnt failure to distribute the coin
to outside sections. The fact that
the New Workers took the Federal
deposits to be for their use. as mat
ter Of course shows how the men of
Wall Street have come to believe that
they own the Government. and others
can wait tin they get through using
it, Roosevelt and Curtclyou at least
raise Il protest, which is more than
was done by those going before.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-04
ANDRADE FINDS
Chiffon GUILTY

Harvey Chiffon was this forenoon
found guilty by Judge Andradc of as
sault and battery ON r. p. Irwin OF
the - letin, and was fined $25
and costs. The case was'a very long
one, about dozen witnesses being
called. The defense was very voium-
nous, but it was illogical and scat
tered, apparently trying TO prove
both an alibi and a jusInaDic as
sault.
Irwin testified that he had had
trouble with Chiffon at the bleach
crs. Irwin had called an officer. and
the defendant had told irwin to wait
until he got outside and he would fix
him. When Irwin. after the baseball
game was over, mad approached ;hc
car, he had been struck twice, but
he did not see his assailant.
Manuel ROdrigues and Otto Berndt
said that they had heard and seen tho
! trouble between Irwin ana the de
PENDANT at the DIeachers. Thc latter
mad heard Chiffon threaten Irwin.
c. \. Long, who represented Chill
ton, moved to strike out all the tcstl-
mOny about the trouble at the bleach
,rs, but the motion was oycrruled.
Arthur McDufle testified that he
had seen Chiffon strike blow, but he
had not seen where it landed. He
had thought that it hit Arthur Nee
| ly's child, which was close to Irwin
at the time, but Immediately after
wards he had learned that it was IT.
win who had been struck. lie saw
Chiffon run away.
This closed the case of the prose
cutiUn. Long moved for dismissal
but this motion was denied.
David Sherwood was the first wit
ness called by the defense but his
testimony was valueless. lie said
that he had seen blows struck, and
returned, but the crowd was so dense
that he could not see who struck
| them.
| VIM. Huihui, Harry Chiffon and
NJ. +. Peter all testified that they had
been with the defendant when they
IeI the game. lie had walked to-
wards the car with them, but had
changed his mind and had left them,
saying that he would 90 home by way
of Beyetania street. When these
three witnesses approached the car
they Saw the crowd which had gath.
cred around Irwin.
William Castle stated that he had
seen Irwin strike some person. VINO
In return had struck him an awful
blow. lie could not identify this per-
son.
Joaquin Silva and Paul Fcrrcira
Isaid that they had driven away from
the bali game in Il wagon, in which
there We're about six or seven people.
The defendant had climbed into the
vehicle close to the corner of the
street which passes the main en-
trance to the grounds and Iierctania
street. lie had left them on Kinau
street.
Judge Andrade showed no hcsita-
ton in finding Chiffon guilty. lie
said thath person who attempted to
do what Chiffon did would do it
quickly, showing that he took no
stock in the alibi theory. THE evil
Gcnce' is positive he said, land it
shows to my satisfaction that Irwin
was struck and that the defendant
did the striking" He then fined
Chiffon $25 and costs. An appeal
was noted
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-04
NEDERIAAD SAILS

The German steamer Ncdcrland,
Captain Iticck, which has been dis
charging coal al the Naval wharf for
some time, sailed today at noon for
Newcastle, The trip will take about
Is days. From Newcastle she will
80 to san Francisco DO await further
orders. II II not expected that she
will come here again with another
load Of coal for the navy. In that
cNcnt sh" will enter into the transpor-
ldtion Of wheat and feed for the
United States army.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-04

Miss Suburb: Father wants some-
thing to prevent badness. Drug
Clerk; why doesn't he get divorce?
You must have been dreaming Of
some one proposing to you last night,
Laura" How Is that" "Why,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-04
Thrum'S Book Store
Is In Receipt of All It's Supply
of

Is In Receipt Of All It's Supply
of
Holiday Good Things
embracing an unusually large
variety Of the
Late and Popular Books, suit
ing all ages; also Choice Sc
lections, Gift Books, Poets in
fine bindings, Bibles, Church
Services, etc.
Staple aud latest in Rumpp's
Finest Leather Goods, few of
a kind. Fine New Stationery.
Dolls--0ur usual selections
of best, both in kind and va
riety. Dolls SundrieS, which
means much.
Mclaughlin, Bradley and
other games.
Teddy Bears, Elephants,
Dogs, Cats, Monkeys and 9th
ers. Alphabet, Building, and
Picture Blocks. Toys in va
riety. Nothing trashy; All
New. Dolls Cabs, Velocipedcs,
Wagons, Barrows, and Irish
Mails.
Crepe Tissue Paper, Flower
Tissues. Table Xmas Trees
and Tree Ornaments in large
aSstmt. Candles and Holders,
Etc. Etc.
Wise buyers are selecting
early for choice of stock and
to avoid the crush later in the
season. All orders given care
full attention.
ThOS. G. Thrugn,
Bookseller and Stationer.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-21
County Officers.

Your committee on county and
township organization and government
beg leave 10 submit the sections here
matter set out, and recommend that
the same he adopted as constitutional
provisions, to-wit:
Section Each county in this state
10 or hereafter organized, shall be a
body polite and corporate.
Section There are hereby created f,
subject To change by the legislature, in
and for each organized county Of this
state, the offices Of Judge OF the
county court, county attorney, clerk Of
the district court, county auditor, sher-
III, county treasurer, register of deeds.
county surveyor superintendent o.
public instruction, three county com
missioners. and such municipal town
ship Officers a. are now provided for
under the laws OF the territory OF Okla
hOma, except in this constitution other
wise provided.
Section Until otherwise prescrib-
ed by law. the terms duties, powers,
qualifications and compensations Of
such county and township officers, not
in conflict with this constitution, shall
be a. now provided by the laws of the
territory OF Oklahoma, for liked
named officers, and the duties and
compen.atious OF the probate judge
under such laws shall deyolye upon
and belong to the Judge of the county
court, and those OF the county clerk up
on and TO the county auditor. Proyid-
ed, that the term OF office Of those elect
ed at the time OF the adoption OF this
constitution shall expire at the close Of
the day preceding the first Monday in
January uno domini, nineteen hun
pred nine.
Your committee on county and
township organization and government
beg leave to recommend tha, the con-
stirutional convention by ordinance
empower the several county boards OF
election commissioner in all Of the
counties not yet organized 10 divide
their respective counties into three
temporary county commissioner dis
tricts, with population as nearly equal
a. may be, and into temporary munich
pal townships suitable for the public
business, 50 that county commissioners
and municipal township officers may be
elected in each Of said counties now
un"rgsnized 81 the election. submitting
the constitution for ratification.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-21
Ida NJ. TarbeIl on Woman'S
Place I'm The World.

II is not too much To LAY today that
women in this country a get any
thing a majority Of them really want
and the individual can practise any
trade Of profession or art without let
or hindrance. All this has come about
and without decreasing the number of
marriages. destroying the home-or
the CLUB limiting masculine freedom
or reducing the profits OF the dress
maker and millliner.
Established things remain as they
were, yet something has happened. Is
it not mainly that We have utilized in
active work tine large number of women
who heretofore, througha failure to
marry-or TO succeed in marriage
found themselves with no congenisl
occupation or interest open TO them,
and SO doomed TO lives of inaction, or
profitless action, and often Of dire pow
eriy? That large class Of women who
forty years ago were denominated old
maids, a class whom everybody pitied
or laughed at and whom there seemed
no opening but death, has largely
passed away.-The DelIneator for
March.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-21
President Not Talking

Outline, Okla Malicious stories
gotten Up for the express purpose Of
causing President Roosevelt to make a
statement a. { what he would do in
the event the Oklahoma Constitutional
Convention sdopts the Jim Crow"
car clause. have absolutely failed Of
their purpose. s~ecorIiuz to reports
from Washington NhicI reached mere
today
The President fully Understands the
purpose Of "a democrat, a, far a. the
Jim Crow ella - il Concerned. sud
has RETAINED from giving an expires
sion A. 70 what be uiE4t do
Any pr--s reports IlaJ he said any
thing relative q the jim CrsN" Isw
i. made out 81 whole cloth. snd ! b.
ing circulated 0y democrats who are
interested in getting their friends in
the constitutional convention ouI OF
/ trouble that couironts them.
A 81 example Of the chicanery and
deception oein1 practised oy Rail-
road Haskell and his supporters, it i
stated upon authority from Washing
ton hat most OF the stories e out
from that place nave been prompted
10y Haskell or his representatives at
J Muskocee.
Delegate Bird Mcclure has written
the following letter on the subject.
which is self explanatory:
The President has said to me or no
one else anything about Jim Crow'
cars. The democratic members and
senators have held two ~caucuses, ?
ing TO satisfy the requests Of the va
| rious members Of the Constitutional
/ Convention there, who are asking their
democratic friends here 10 get the
President to say something that would
relieve the convention of the embar-
rassment that nos c1RfrOats it. They
have taken stories TO the President 20
get him worked up, but he understands
their purpose 30 far a. the Jim Grow"
car i concerned. but has said nothing
about II. But any press report that he
.as said anything Is out OF whole cloth.
rNc,pt that property should be pro-
Iert.d. They have added Jim Crow
ears and other things 20 relieve the
convention there No pains should De
spared 10y he republican press to ex-
hibit their ehicanery and deception.
Sincerely yours.
Bird McGUIRE.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-21
mo Mans Land" Enjoys Big
CanteIoupe Record.

Guthrie, Okla, Feb. , A statement
has been issued 10y the Beaver County
Melon Growers Association, for the
season Of 1905, shows the growers re-
ceived the total sum of slI .ss4.5l for
the crop. -Four hundred and nineteen
baskets of canteloupes brought an av-
erage Of g. cents and 1885 crates
brought an average Of II cents Three
per cent commission was paid an agent
for handling the crop. or a sum Of sSai-
10. Already the members Of the as
ISOLATION are preparing for their next
seasons crop, order for seed for plant
ing being placed in January. al in
dieations point to an increased acreage
this year-OklahOman.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-21
What Other Navies Are Doing

Washington. Feb. II A remarkable
comparative statement Of naval
strength in respect to new battleships
was submitted TO the Senate today by
Senator Hale. 1t was prepared by the
Navy Department and makes the
United States look like a pigmy in
comparison with some other powers.
The comparison shows that the big
ges; ships being built or projected are
four of 1900 tons each by Russia.
Next comes Japan with one of 1900
tops and one Of 1920. Germany has
provided for four Is.oUO-tOn battle
ships and France for six Of 1900 each
and Is knots speed. Great Britian's
famous Dreamnaught OF 1890 tons is
smaller than vessels building OF pro-
iected by Russia. Japan. Germany,
and France. Great Britain Will build
three more Of Is, 10 tons, however, TO
make p knots or more. The South
Carolina, Of fhe latest type designed
for the United states navy, with ISL
knots speed, Is small and slow in COM
parison. The statement from Senator
Hale is believed 10 point to authorize
ton Of an additional big battleship.
aside from the one authorized last
yeSE.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-21

Depar-e-t q the Interior. Uuitei State Lard
Ole Woudusrd Okla INuuap = fsf.
A su1iclHuf cuusesr a1ntHvt havrrE haau
slsN ~ thts ore D. Ez L. H-rrnE. q ~.
uz. Okla- c1ur@7ut- sEzi-sf HE No. LE-
made S-p.euher "a. so for LIT q SO - T
y. , q ard - sE4- -EL SNA, Section -
TuuEslip4 NCul- ksuEe y Fast % Amanda
J. Wtcss Eupura- Has ccatas1s-. IN whtch 90
i sEeEun tat std AEzuiz ]. Nirks has
uhaNy shs-doc=i aid tract fcr a pe-f1d q
-u-e than ~ -u-rhs slrcz making saif ctr
ard --rt pIo- 10 thecate herein Sc HAVING az
ID tine ssatisled r<Eeur rnsr-d1 90 in
V-1T-G o. cultivated said track a. REQUIRED 81
a. that sald iEcs Is not s--rLe1 uVr- a-t cui
Lrats1 b sid pzrts a. regutred - au. sid
1-aIlts HAVING CoE ben cured.
That sald ails-@1 s1ssuce fru- aid land zus
nos due q hls eE~p-cgU@ut IN lhs Ar1y. NaV
% Name coruE ~ me United S-at= N ans ca
p4citY Iu tire q uar and this the szi5 co1t=t-
ant u raa1y 10 prove AZ such time and place -
Ezg - DaE-et b. the Razlstef and Receiver
tu- q hearing in said case said parties are
EereCg uDl1-1 70 aV-ezr. resp1n1 and u1eT
evidence tu-cll-E sid Elazatiuu at - u'cLsck
e m On Apr 10 1877. before the Resi.te,
A11 Receiver AZ the Unire1 States Land
D1lce ir WoctwEr1. Okla
ne ai1 cl1t@-snt having in a prup@- All
dzUf rL-1 Jan Ssh ~. $f forth facts uhich
s11u that after due dliz-Uce. per~11Al service
q th1s EuIc- cauro1 he made u j. hereby or
der=1 and directed that such notice Dc xivsu b
due and p-ope- puhlr4uun-
Isl IN DICK 7. MuEsAN. Re-is,s-.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-21

A Kansas man hiss just succeeded in
getting q patent on an electric motor
fastened on a cows back, the electric
:ty being generated by sdynsmo at
tached to the cows tail. she strains
the milk and hangs up the pail and the
s~trainer. A small p~hOnogrsph SC
companies the outfit and yells 800"
when she moves II she moves her
foot a little dingus slips over a con-
diyss and the phonograph says, Dam
init :" and if she continues 10 kick a
hinged arm catches the milkstoOl and
lams her over the back. A patent
churn goes with the outfit that WORKS
the butter in n dish and the hair in
another.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-21
NOTICE
TEEElTOzY o. OKLAHOMA
BEauER COUNu


NoAr= L b re5y gym 20 ali ue-S ns interested
In q estate q Tristan E-ks. dead That
on TIE = .-sv o. frhrZT. 49,. JOHN J.. Gr1t-
finger rrO-ust aci cd IN the Prytar Cont
In th- no-url "a D4v-T and T-rrtOrr o Ok ab1-
ma an m --Trni 2 EE=ing PUP Or-ing 30 e
tye At XII AID .rS-zusN If GhrfS an Flke.
dce-sd and ais re IN said COR. his u-ti.t1r
praying for r. pEp1ale o. said viA. and that
LstserS Ie-a Lr l~S1e r-ln 20 John J.
GletZug=r. the eNcIsuE named in said " ID.
PursI2nt - an u-1-r Il sd Court made On
TIE ltl day Of feoruarT. 80. noHraf h-reby
gwen that Freay- The l. d4y Of March. Il :. At
tn tour ot ~ Ocock a. n. % aid dav. a BE-
IN day q the regular January tern iqT. %
ah Cont has h~au APPOINTED "a tie TIM FOR
bearing sad p-nti1n ard proving "a q v IN al the
PrOuat- Court nom In =-av-T cts r. - Z c1ur-
. 4 Baver n Territory q Oklahoma ah-1
AMI wnere al penJ1s Interested may APPEAR and
contest TIE sane.
In Iast mo > whereof have heru~to -, nv
banda d the seal Of ssii Pro 3 Cour. tbs iii
day of FebUzE. l4T.
SEAL h D.. MEESF.
J. W CELNELL Probate Jrdre-
AttoEn-y f1- Petitioner 2-l4 - 8
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-21
CONTEST NOTICE
D-ArrDeug q the Interior,
United Safe Land Office

Noo-Wsu- o. T., F-buaV Il 1877.
4 s1f1cis1t c1nue-r Ef1daFith having ban fled
h. tbs o-3os b Vie Or Carmer o. B-sVer
OIa- r0OtestzEt szziEst HE - made n~tS-
bE lfth- Is FOR the 81, o. TIE NEA.
and the N q the SEa o. -
uuC y tOEEskip 4 boz os nne-
= Z CA- bE G-0E= L B. lzuyh. OiEthe- *
c11t-r- II whlcl % - alfred rhEt G@5g- L.
RruzsExu rs shady ara do1ed sid uact Of
snd ard ehanEed = re-idencr therrfrou FOR a
p-usd o. rloTe ran 9 mOrfhs since making 10
D. NJ TIE eTp nu q - I've Fszrs sfLer III d. :
~ . r.uy ~ - D. that - d tracE l. no. st
{ ID uEo1 AID oLt yzE-d b. ssld petty e. ~
gUn-d y LS, and that ssd dz,sIs have nj
h-a1 cuFe1
That .sd ALLEGED sbssnes from said land vas
not dl~ - h. eIE1EEelt 10 El- Array. Navy.
o. AanD- Core 81 The Uni-ed STATES IN any
capacity "a rtDe = Ear- and this th- aid con-
u-tanr L. rrlcg % prove a. such tine and
place a. mEy - namsd b. the Register and
Receiver tor = hszun- u said case said pEr-
rl= ar h-n~hy uOE1zd - sP1esr. re-pnDd and
oder eFi1e1ne tO1c1lnE sai1 aAexstLo1 al 10
ocl0ck . N. On Aprl : 1871. before
IFs A Hill Geek q the District Co4rL BaaVer.
Okla and in III auss1oa BEFORE W. 7. Qninn.
his rc2uty. and that ina hearing HiIl - tell
81 D. O'clock a a % AErl n 1877, ~
f0re the ks<stsf and keeelv-E - tie Unitsd
state LD1 Duier IN Woodward. Okla.
Iks aid cllt=-tznt having IL > Enoper All
daEt H-d Feh- "a IsI 81 forth facts shirh
shoE mat sftef due diliz-Dce pe-sonzl service
q this l1Sce can %. - made u = kereby Or
dsr~i ~ drsstsa that such EOties b. siFen
b. due and piop@r p1bleauo1-
al SA Z > wI6sIss ReeFlysF.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-21

The year 1907 will certainly prove q
disastrous one II the fatalities Of the
past ~ months are any criterion. A
continuous loss Of life by wrecks, fires,
floods and epidemic has been the rec
ord. The latest disaster. in which from
80 t 30 lives were lost, and which
was 5 story q bitter agony and suffer
ing, was the collision Of the schooner
Harry KnOwliOn with the Joy line
steamer lArchmont, in Block Island
sound. OF the coast Of Rhode Island,
February, llth-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-21

There J. no reasonable excuse ior
any man to live IN a toxin II he doesn'i
like it, II you have no word Of COM
mendstiOn 10 say for your own town
it, Institutions Of people emigrat@.
You won't stop the town clock By go
ing away. The church bell will have
the s4ne snusiesl rng, the Hule dog
will play just a. well and pure air,
bright sunshine and sparkling water
will have the same health giving pro-
peuies Speak a good word for your
neighbors. if you can II you cannot.
don't everlSstingly enlarge On their
faults II you haze become thoroughly
disgu-ted, move away 60 somewhere.
Shere things sin suit you.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-21
NOTICE FUR PUBLICATION

l~F2r ment OF tie In error. Cniiad states
Land 0r1ue az WooiEAnd. Okla D-c- - 1873
Noc6 l. hereby given that the f0llOgi ing named
s-rtl-r has nled OF heT intention 10 make
tina proof IN suplou OF Ter cain. and at said
proof vii te made before Ira A. HIl. Clerk OF
tne D-srud Court for BaaVeT Couuty. Oklahoma
IerTttog. OF, IN his abSenoe. h@1Ore ". 4. luinD
March 2 1871. viz:
AsRde o. Ihrm ; Of Beaver, Gala RE Ne.
ma for the kl$ IA. sc. II Ks. N.Y.. Sec.
s. Tp- An. B.Z T.
sc EaEDeS the ollosinS WtUnt Ss 70 Prove h-r
ooltinugus Residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. VIZ.
CesEer ceues. Arthur q Thomas Taxrepce
AcCabo ard End c. Trscy. eli o. EeaveF. Osia.
DICk T. MORAN. Register
IL -.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-21
homesteaders Not Required TO
Winter Ii.

Washington. Feb The senate to-
day passed a ball providing that no
homestead entry should b cancelled
because Of the failure Of the entrymsn
thereon 10 hereafter resid" on the land
during the months u December. Feb
rusry and Narch.
In computing the homestead proofs
no credit is TO b given for the period
u actual absence.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-21
August Election Probable.

The Indications seem now 10 point TO
an election about the first Of August,
probably shout the 9Th. Al this time
the ratification or rejection Of the Con-
.itution will o only BE- voted upon
but the various state, county and
township officers will be elected. The
submission Of the Constitution will be
by separate ballot from all other
questions voted upon.