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The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05
THE MOST MODERN cHauvIN.

Captain Richard Hobson. who stir
red the blood OF the nation by a deed
of daring some years ago, reminds
one of the Gilbertian gentleman who
insisted upon living up to his blue
China-he too. insists upon living up
to the Merrimac and after affairs. II
would be useless to state that the
sensational and sentimental episode
that followed a period of excitement
would be willingly forgotten and for
given If he would permit it. But
even the election of Mr.. Hobson to
the house of representatives, which
in three hundred and eighty-five tim
es out of three hundred and eighty
six brings the election down to a
common level. has failed to reduce
the Hobson swelling to one-half size.
Early in his career another mis-
fortune overlook Captain Hobson. 1t
is the American allurement, par-ex-
cellent. 1t beats the siren song of
the ancients. The name is not so
alluring but the bait Is sweet. They
call it the "Chautauqua" which is
Indian for abandon hope all ye who
enter here" 1t has caught Tnlman
Hubbard, Beveridge and a host too
numerous to mention, who, like Hob-
son. began well with something to
recommend them. The madness
breaks out in different forms. Till
man imagines himself a humorist;
Beveridge takes the form OF second
Socrates and Hubbard another Plato,
while Hobson's theme is chauvinism
The honor and glory of the republic
must ever remain in his keeping.
The hobby that Hobson has chosen,
If not ridden to death would be a
pleasing one. The American navy has
a history that would make the most
sluggish respond. 1t was accomplish
ed, easily and handily. everything 1t
has been called upon to do with no
one knows how much in reserve.
A large navy cannot be looked on
as large standing army would be
accepted in a number of quarters as
ii Slinulub IntndCe 10 Tree lnbtllu-
lions for the navy is seldom seen and
never intrudes itself. But, Mr.. Hob
son is not doing any good. If it were
possible. which ut isn't he might
bring the matter into ridicule.
A war scare that the prince of
yellow journalists" would hardly
equal is not the credit of the propa-
gandist. The people are not to be
frightened into throwing millions in
to the lap of the steel trust in mo-
ment of panic.
In due course, when II is no longer
necessary in the interest of diplom-
acy to keep still the truth about this
matter in which the wounded spirit
of an Oriental nation seeking an Oc-
cidental standing ia to be assuaged,
the part played by the president will
be made known. He knows better
than anyone when to put on the soft
Republican.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05

Some of the fighting plug uglles,
since the failure of the Gans-Herman
fight, as a profit earning scheme at
Goldfeld, Nevada are willing to ac-
cept purses that do not comprehend
more than four figures.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05

Our exchanges Just at this time are
paying considerable attention to leg
islative matters. Perhaps this is cor
rect but we believe it is more profit
able to join the boosting squad for
the upbuildlng of our respective sec
tions.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05

As yet no one has made any defin-
lite offer to Harry Thaw for a theat-
rical engagement. should he be freed
from the charge which hangs over his
head.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05

Our comfort and pleasure in the
character of the weather may have
some sting to it, If it should remain
cold in the spring.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05

This splendid weather is most en-
joyable, but we should prefer it NOR,
seasonable.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05


Other details and plans were dealt
with Interestingly.
The story Of how a So bill became
100000 was a telling Illustration.
The unique parable of the little
engine, closing the address. carried
great lesson home to the audience.
"Broken Down Preacher"
Toastmaster Bunting then intro
duced Rev. George LeCIere. a retir-
ed minister, who for the past two
years has resided in the valley and is
one of the best citizens. Rev. Le-
Ctere dealt in AN interesting and
convincing manner with the different
stages a man found himself in when
considering how much he could give
first, What can l give" Secondly:
What can l afford to give" Third:
What sacrifice can make. He de
clared that he had run this gamut in
considering the matter and finally de-
eided that he, by making some sacri-
flee. could give $1,000 and it was
worth that much to him.
In closing Rev. LeClere declared
that the broken down old preachers
would do their part" and this state
ment took the audience by storm and
the ovation of the evening was ten
dered to Rev. Leclere. he was cheer
ed for several minutes.
=. A. Rice Talks.
p. A. Rice(, introduced by Toast
master Bunting as one of the pioneer'
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05
p. A. Rice Talks.

p. A. Rice(, introduced by Toast
master Bunting as one of the pioneer'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-16
FOR SALE BY RouDEBUsH.

room house, 11s lots. furnace. S. W.
part Of city, $500 cash, balance time Price
New room cottage. 2 lots, modern,west
Wa1n room cottage lots, good loca-
ton vest side vii eon5idgT loas oe Geod
Tnnroyed level quarter 2l5 miles of
good town, Labette county to exchange
$50 acre improved ranch near Medf-
cine Lodge, to exchange for well improved
leo in Shawnee county or good IopeKa
rental. - - ,,as+ eida.
lots on Locust near 9Th; want offer.
5 acres fruit, large house corner Agr Il
cultural college grounds, ManfldItdh' "
trade for Topeka property
40 acres near Ozwkie, improved Tor CITY
- New s room cottage, IL lots: high sight
lv location, near Westlawn 81, loo
a H $4,000 - county farms for sale. See
CO. EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSA,
ia! w Sixth st. Phone 26l
or ]. J. CORBETT. Salesman
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
OUR SPECIAL LIST

1908 Topeka ave. room modern home.
lots, 800
211 w. 18th, room cottage, every con-
venience, fine down town location, 81,
1926 West ST., beautiful cottage rooms,
chambers. all modern, lots. Price
right
1887 Arch St, cottage, 2 lots, fronts on
new park, $3.50.
81 Madison, almost new, modern, three
blocks from the center. rooms. IA lots.
So. $50.
1907 Kansas ave, rooms, ~ lots;
cheap.
1544 Kansas ave. 5 rooms, III lots. ST. $50.
1913 West 18th, college location, neat
home, $500.
1925 Lime, rooms. low price; will trade
for lots: rents 10 per cent
III lots 10th and Madison, s., OOO
lots near 7th and Garfield. very low.
lots 1920 West ST., SIPS each.
40 feet 81 Lincoln, $500.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
TO- East Seventh St.
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VACANT LOTS

SO foot front on Central Park ave. $500
Buchanan, between 18th and 18th, $3.50
to 900 each.
Lincoln, near 10Th, 2 lots, 1925 each
Topeka ave, near 18th, $425 each
Buchanan, near 18th, 2 lots $500
In fact, lots in all parts of Topeka. Call
at the Agency for list
SHAWNEE AGENCY, 534 KANSAS AVE-
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FINE INVESTMENTS.

lots in fine location for small rentals.
Has room cottage with room for more.
$500.
IT'S GOOD. LOOK IT UP.
IL lots. modern room house and mod
ern room cottage. Total rent SAL per
month.
ia lots, room house, large barn, close
in on Madison, only 81, 800.
Z lots, large story brick building; make
a fine fiat. $4,000.
Sheldon & CHAPMAN,
us Kansas, Ave, Topeka.
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A BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME.
lust COMPLETED

room story house near 10Th and Lane
sts 21A lots, nice location, cistern and
cellar 2 blocks of car line. Price 81, 00O
Western ave, near 18th, rooms. mod
ern, east front, only $3.50.
Harrison near 18th, rooms. modern.
80 foot front. walking distance from bug
mess center, $500.
Clay, facing Central Park, lots, 6
rooms. modern, elegant location, cheap at
50. eco.
SHAWNEE AGENCY, 5s4 KANSAS AVE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DYE AND CLEANING WORKS
DYE AND CLEANING WORKS
DYE AND CLEANING WORKS
This is the only dry cleaning
house in this city. Ladies' and
gentIemen's clothing cleaned like
new Give US CALL
BOTH PHONES s67.
500 Kansas Ave
ROEDIGER & SON
ROEDIGER & son.
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CHOICE LOCATIONS IN SHOP DIS

CHOlCE LOOA IIO4NO ~ III
TRICT.
Near car easy walking distance TOT dih-
ner from either old or new sho9s-
room cottage Larch St, good celiaaadd5
well walks and outbuildings, $1,oco; $loo
cash, balance installments. -oo,,,s
n1entv Of closets, stairway to attic, good
Cellar, lots, fruit and d.. shade az The g ns%
shnns q delightful little home: Price ST.
$50: sio0 down, balance monthly. ,o
4 rooms, Ia lots, German ave. s apl'5ii
ms outbuildings, walks, etc, 500 cash.
balance fnstallments, 81, 100 T.
st THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE Co.
WILSON & MESSY ANG g.
Phones a48 uo w olAe p.
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BARGAIN PRICES.

s1775--Just listed rm. 2 story. E. front
fine shade, ~ lots, new barn, gas light
lar, house finely built for home, / block
S. ST rs. ana pavement Il west Gays LOT
s1,600-New large rm cottage. drained
cellar, gas light and heat, city water and
sink, lots, shade and fruit, near Pot
s2,1oo-e rn cottage, Southwest, gas
light and heat, porcelain bath, lots.
another 'G Tm cot lots. light and heat ne
barn. bath room without fixtures, 5000.
7oo or rms cai lots Large 1st baTnd
heat, west side close to car and pave
ss2oo-s rTn, All modern cottage. ? lots.
barn, east front. southwest, $500. An
other, same price. brand new. never oc-
p perts ca n It Worth % $500 1o Price Gee
furnace bath sta lights s. go; SEQ cash 20
E. 18th. 316 Van Buren, and give bid.
Monday we will sell you, beautiful
nice room house for s.. 800: IL cash.
S7500-For a $4,000 residence property, 5
E. front corner lots, best car service in
the city. See us if you want something
Everything in the house line, big and
little, lots, interurban tracts, farms, west
W NJ FORBES & CO.. 1o7 w. Seventh.
A BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME.
Something new in wEsTLAwN, ZIG
LANE STREET You'd better read this
description carefully and then inspect the
property.
rooms, 2 lots. 4 bed rooms and bath,
portico over rear porch, large attic all
floored. reception hall, parlor dining
room and kitchen first floor, full base
n1ent. brick floored, furnace. laundry, oak
finish, maple floors
Now this home VIII be finished com
plete, papered, painted. all fixtures in. etc.
Buy now and pick out your own wall pa
per and paint And the price, a. 100.
WE HAVE THE KEYS -f
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Sole Agents.
10z East Seventh st.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE.

5000 general merchandise stock fine
and clean, Want good farm OF city
property.
acres high bottom. fair improvements
close to Topeka, s210O; mortgage 81, COO
Want city property.
20 acres well improved Az miles out, ST.
800. Want city property up to $4,000.
"a room boarding and rooming house.
close in. fine location. $4,000 Want smaller
properties, farm or ranch
LIST YOUR EXCHANGES WITH
Sheldon & CHAPMAN,
us Kansas Ave, Topeka.
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EREr 1,7sPE~S AIRY.
CLAIRVOYANT.

CLAIRVOYANT.
OPAL ST ELMO.
THE YELLED PROPHECIES,
THE WORLDS GREATEsT CLAIR
DEAD TRANCE MEDIUM.
WITHOUT ASKING ONE QUESTION.
BEFORE YOU UTTER A WORD.
TELLS YOU YOUR FULL NAME.
ALSO FULL NAME OF WHOM YOU
MARRY. your age. where you live, your
past, present and future: tells of friends
the cause and the remedy-in fact, tells
everything; locates absent ones, reunftes
the separated and causes quick and
speedy marriage with the one you love.
tells how to overcome your rivals and
enemies; gives infallible advice on all ST
fairs of life, including business, law,
health, changes and travels. patents, IN
ventions, ETC.; ALSO DEVELOPS PER
SONAL MAGNETISM, CLA1RVOYAN-
CY, HYPNOTISM aand POWER OF
CONTROL; CONSULT OPAL 81. ELMO
at once. SPECIAL $500 READINGS, A
FEW DAYS ONLY,
FIFTY CENTS.
All should take advantage of this great
ly reduced price
21o East Fifth St.-21o.
HowARD,s RESIDENCE.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
BED wETTINNG cured regardless of
age; package of Pen-ine, directions and
booklet mailed free. Missouri Remedy
Co., Dept 142, St. Louis. Mo.
FREE-Your fortune told, future and
past revealed, surprising, by. Americas
eminent philosopher, astrologist, clairvoy-
ant ST. John, IL Sheldon ST.. Chicago
Send birth date and stamp Know thy
self
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Cures Blood Poison (acquired or heredi-
taryl Paralysis, rheumatism (any fornl),
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Liver Kidneys and Bladder. and Consump-
ton Call or write. J. A. Policy, General
Agent. 10S F. Fifth ST.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE LOANS
CORNER 22
a
OF house.
plant
near1s room
it.
near
back stairs
TIoNs IL
c
and
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

III w HUM MA CERN.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-My APP
plication for a permit to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors, according to law, at $50 Kan
sas ave, in the Second ward of the city OF
probate Judge of Shawnee county. Kan
sas. The hearing of the same is set for
Friday. al o'clock a. M, April 5. 1907.
c. NJ. KNOWLTON.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN-Quitting
business. All persons having goods
pledged must redeem them by March 30,
1907, otherwise same will be sold at public
auction Star Loan Office, 503 Kansas
EE-STNFSS CHANCES
IF you have 500 1 can put you on the
road to fortune. fullest investigat ton:
absolutely wonderful opportunity Rad
nor. P. o. box 321, N. Y. city.
LET US demonstrate how artistic and
reasonable decorate your home.
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT.
FOR TRADE-Stock of general dry goods
-invoiced at about $500, consists of all
classes of general dry goods, ladies' mems
and children's furnishing goods, notions.
etc. Owner requires reasonable amount
of cash and will take land for balance.
Would assume some mortgage on good
land. Look this up at once if you want a
quick, liberal deal. G. w. Somers, 500
Manhattan bldg, st. Paul. MINI.
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EANeFFys SNVs GT,Ngs tGE
~-~-~-~~~---~-~-~-~~~~
AL "a ~ 4 - A-Ak ~ . OAe<A
&C.. packs, ships and stores household
RoCdg. Tel. 166. Clarence Skinner. 81
Quincy g9. sasz-
ATHERTON BROS.-Offce ZIG East 9Th.
Rrth phones o9S Moving and storage
All Kinds goods backed stored and for
warded to any point In United States
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FOR SALE

room cottage. hard oil finish. good
well and cistern, good barn and grape ar
Dor, on east side. Price 81, $50: $3.50 cash,
balance in monthly payments.
lots and story room house on Mon
roe St. gas for heating and lighting, we'll.
cistern and barn, $500 to $40o cash, balance
$3.50 in monthly payments.
New room cottage west of railroad
tracks. all modern conveniences. paved
street. Price $3.50. Terms can be ar
ranged.
III lots and 5 room house on E. Sth St,
close in, gas for heating and lighting, city
and cistern water. Price $, $50. Terms of
purchase Tan be arranged. Tel. No. 654
lots on east side. close in, large nine
room house, front hall and stairs, gas for
heating and lighting, city and cistern wa
ter, hard oil finish. The lots are worth
81, 500 say nothing about the cost of house
Biggest snap in Topeka. Price So. 100.
w. c. STEPHENSON & CO., 609 Kan. av.
Cover Rigbys) Ind phone 651.
FOR SALE-Cheap, for tn next month
a room house within blocks of Kan
IS venue. nice home and good renter.
Address Box 1885, City.
ONLY 5000
For 1s6 acre farm 10 miles from Topeka
postoffice and state house, ITO acres Gull
tivated, fine water and timber. Posses
F. J. BROWN. II Columbian Bldg.
When others fail. see the BOY WONDER
at 222 E. Sixth ST. He can cure you.
FOR sALE-75 acres H. D. Rice land in
tracts from to 20 acres, close in. east
Of new shops. also, lots in Trying Place.
knowles, III w. Sixth st.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Nice 3 room home, lot. near e. 9Th ST,
800; balance S10-$700
2 rooms, 2 lots. stable, Lawrence, $3.50;
balance S10-s500.
1854 Clay: 4 rooms. Ia lots. $500; balance
terms-S1 200.
3 rooms, / lot, E. 18th, $3.50
rooms, IA lots. Oakland. 800; balance
easy, $500
rooms; s9s lots. Oakland. 500, balance
easy-S1, 400.
il room house, east front lots. close in.
s.. 500.
J. D. MILLER,
Ind. Tel. 1913. 615 Kansas Ave-
FOR SALE new houses just completed
veneered brick. containing 8 rooms each
also finished attic, additional rooms
laundry in basement. hot and cold water
sewer. electric and gas lights. fronting on
Central Park. Nos. 1915 and 1877 Clay ST.
nice location. Can be seen any time Tel
ephone 1853. ]. G. Freshman
FOR sALE-Oniy : left of those close in
acre tracts on w. 9Th macadam. Finest
location near city for home. 700 Lane ST.
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING.

J. NJ GALLOWAY, hardy and bedding
plants, ornamental shrubs, trees. Ind
6572.
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finish,
fro,nca line
on
all 'front.'
only$
in eforey
&
Ell 81.
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LET Us figure on painting your house
We guarantee our work. c. NJ Hill SI3
Kansas ave Open Saturday night.
FOR RENT-Modern room cottage 140f
Polk Inquire 205 Western av Ind 66el.
SOR RENT-Lower floor Fyfe flat cor
ner 18th and Tyler ST.. modern. Partner
chip Real Estate Co, 107 W. 9Th st.
UNION labor, best tobacco and work.
manship used in Heise's Buffalo, Stand
ard and Leader cigars.
FOR RENT-My residence at 723 West
9Th st. furnished unfurnished Ad-
LET Us demonstrate how artistic and
reasonable can decorate your home.
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT.
FOR RENT
9 rooms. lots, Oakland. 800
E 10th St. rooms and barn. $500.
Lane St. rooms. 8 lots, barn, $12.
lots near Washburn, rooms, barn, SIS.
North Topeka, 10 rooms. modern. 5 lots,
5000.
GEORGE NJ. NOBLE & CO..
Opposite Postoffice. Both Phones ~.
ZEE. advertisement of Chas. Dwinell the
-e
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his must be sodi n
new
@ in
5 in Shorey. for few sonly.
DOM $ a very fine plac
81, ST. il
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good
house
terms
81
IND TEL
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FOR Observation-Disclosures,
WATCHES

p jewe1ed Hamilton railroad movement
in a boss filled case. SIS, and one q jew
eled Verftos in a boss filed case, for SO,
at 325 Kansas ave
PAINE BROS.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
WHIPS.

Complete line of whalebone and raw
hide whips at J. NJ. French's, rs Kan
sas ave.
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ZEE advertisement of Chas. Dwinell, the
boy wonder, in this issue
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FOR HIGH grade house and decorative
painting. C NJ Hill. S13 Kansas ave
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT.
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THE RAPID TRANSIT.

Senator Smith made an interesting
report on House Bill No. "a. which re-
quires that the Rapid Transit Co. shall
sprinkle the street between the tracks
of the company within a radius of
one mile from the postofice. The COM
pany denies the right of the legisla-
ture to impose any such burden on the
company, claiming that it had dis
charged its obligation to the Territory
when it fulfilled the terms of the fran
chise under which the company is CIV
en- life.
The committee on the other hand
denies the right of the company to re-
fuse to act upon the law, also the
validity of it's claim that the law can
not be enforced. The attorneys cite
authorities for refusal and the COM
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ORDER OF THE DAY.

Various bills, which have been
threshed out, in and out of committee,
in the House. were passed through the
final stage of the third reading. The
bill authorizing the use of typewriters
in making public documents aroused
the suspicious of Moanauli, the gentle
man from Hamakua, who had to be
shown that there was no joker in the
bill. Finally convinced he became an
ardent supporter, wishing to amend the
bill to make the use of typewriters
obligatory in district courts. The bill
passed.
House Bill II, providing for the
maintenance of the family of Il de
ceased person, pending the administra-
tion of the estate, was passed. This
measure was introduced by Hughes.
House Bill 100, relating to the regis
tration of copartnerships, met ne OPP
position. The only difference between
this and the existing law is in the last
making a notarial ac-
necessary for each of the
partners signatures.
Senate Bill % was brought up.
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Senator Bishop was still confined to
his home when the Senate was con-
vened and Senator Kalama, vice-presi-
dent, occupied the chair and perform
ed the duties of president to the sat
isfaetion of everyone.
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SALARIES

Continued From Page One)
district from Hauula to Laiewal, and
eighty-two equally qualified and equal
" humble voters urged the House
strongly to do nothing of the kind
The Health committee will hold the
scales.
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Afternoon Session.
BILLS INTRODUCED.


BY Senator CoeIho No. 20: An act
appropriating the sum Of $757.60 for the
pay of employees in the Bureau OF
Agriculture for the period ending June
30, 1907.
BY Senator Hewitt, No. 81: Amend
ing Sec. 211, so as to read: 1.-The
English language shall be the medium
and basis of instruction in all public
and private schools in the Territory.
BY Senator Hewitt, No. 68: Amend
ing Sec. PIP of Revised Laws so as to
read: The attendance of all children
between 6 and Is years of age at either
public or private schools is obliga-
tory
By Senator Hewitt, No SO: Provid-
ing that any person desiring to estab-
lish a private school in the Territory
must first make application in writ
ing to the Board of Education
BY Senator Hewitt, No. Sc: Amend
ing Sec. zoo of the Revised Laws to
read: All schools established and
maintained in accordance with law
are public schools"
By Senator Hayselden, No. "a: A bill
to authorize and provide for the man
ufacture, maintenance, distribution
and supply of electric light and power
within the district of Wailuku and
elsewhere on the island and county Of
Maui.
BY Senator Smith, No. 65: An act
amending Chapter 104 of the Revised
Laws and providing for an additional
section, known as Sections LEILA, pro-
viding for payment to public account
ants of claims in favor of the Terri
tory under Tlrofa
PASSED FIRST READING.
The following bills were read by title
and passed first reading: Senate Bill
No. &C, referred to Educational COM
mittee; Senate Bill 81, took same
course; Nos. 6S and So the same, and
No. 20 was referred to the Ways and
Means committee.
House Bills Nos. 81, 11S, III were
read by title and passed first reading.
Senate Bill No. 81, relating to Hawaii
was, on motion of Senator
Woods, made the order of the day for
the 23rd inst Senate Bills 81 and 90
We're referred to the Public Lands
and judiciary committees respectively
On motion of Senator Lane adjourn
ment was taken until this morning
at 10 a. N.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-20
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