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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-11

and vigor to be gained from breath
ing the refreshed and bracing ar,
and fresh pleasures to be enjoyed
il the changing scenes Of autumn.
For those who can prolong tbs
summer resort season, therefore, Ii
is well worth their while to lingel
yet few weeks by lake and rive
Continued on Page 6, 9Th column
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-11

Schooling adds so much to the
earning capacity of boy Of a girl
that to deny them what they are
entitled to in this matter is the
grossest Injustice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-11

An ex-governor is not a very
exalted parsonage in Minnesota and
most young men do not care for
oblivion, but it is an honorable
rounding out of public life.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-11

That foolish old question. "Is
alcohol poisonw is again being dis
cussed, this time by English ply
scians. No, Of course it is not poi
son; 1t is food-rich food for the
undertaken and the poorhouse.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-11

Like the farmer, ,bewailing his
lot because the lumber dealer is
pinching him pretty strong, so the
newspaper man is beginning to
squirm on account Of the hardships
being inflicted by the paper trust.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-11


The Fifth Avenue hotel in New
York is to be torn down and a new
Office building erected on its site.
This is probably the most historic Of
all American taverns. 1t was for a
generation the stopping place of all
the Republican leaders, and in this
hotel DR.. Burchard made his famous
Rum, Romanism and Rebellion"
speech that cost Blaine the Presi-
dency. The Republicans were great
ly depressed because of Blaine's de-
feat, but looking over his record
and studying his personality, there
is little doubt bit that fortune was
kind to him in keeping him out Of
the White House. 1t is generally
believed that he was not tempera-
mentally equipped for the Presi
dency, and his fame is doubtless
more secure than it would have
been had he been elected.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
FEDERAL JURY SPEAKS
TO PROTECT WHALERS
Calls Upon Congressman to
Amend Law About
Shipping

Owing to facts coming to its knowl-
edge during the investigation into the
charges of cruelty made against Cap
tain Walter S. Varnam of the whaler
Herman by members of the crew, the
United States Grand Jury passed the
following resolution yesterday, calling
attention to a grave abuse In the
manner of shipping men on board
whalers:
Whereas. The evidence submitted In certain
matters brought to the attention Of this Grand
Jury has shown that shipped as seamen
for whaling voyages are not given opportunity
to become acquainted with the articles. which
they sign, and that msundersta ndings thus aiise
between the crews and the masters and owners
of such vessels: therefore be IL
Resolved. That we feel 1t our duty to recon-
mend to Congressional delegation the ad-
visibility of such legislation shall require the
shipping articles of whaling vessels to be signed
in the presence of United States Shipping
Commissioner In such manner that the men
shall be obliged to read or hear read the arti-
cles. and to be made acquainted with the' con-
ditions, so as to insure that while sober. and
not in state of intoxication. they shall sign
such articles freely and voluntarily in the man
ner indicated by section 452 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
MERLE To TAKE CHARGE
OF NAZARETH REVIVAL
First Rehearsal Ordered for
Saturday Night at
Santa Clara

SAN JOSE. Feb. 23.-Martin V. Merle,
the college playwright and author of
The Light Eternal has arrived from
New York City to take complete charge
OF the coming revival of Nazareth, >
the passion play of 1anta Clara Col
lege.
Although the play is not to be pre-
sented until the middle of May, and
although the principal roles are to be
presented by men thoroughly familiar
with them. Merle has ordered the first
rehearsal for next Saturday night This
VIII bring business men from San
francisco and other cities throughout
the State, who have agreed to drop
their affairs at the call of their Alma
Mater.
The faculty of the college announced
last night the dates of the coming pro-
duction. The passion play will open
Monday evening, May 13. and will con-
t1nue throughout the week. Five night
performances and two matinees are al
ready scheduled. but should the call
demand it, extra presentations may be
added
Wednesday evening. May Is. will be
Alumni night" when special trains
VIII be run from San Francisco, Sac
ramento and Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
MOULD PAY RENT TO CITY

James W. Newton. who occupies a
refugee cottage in camp 25. Richmond
district. fled a protest yesterday with
the Supervisors against IS monthly
rental to the Relief Corporation. New
ton referred to the ordinance making
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
Congress Working Overtime
to Dispose Of Business

EMBERS of Congress working night and day order to
V complete the business of before adjournment
- S session
tnue long after the midnight hour.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
Paso Robles Hot snr,nra

An all year round resort for those who need
rest and recreation and a change from the
hurrying. bustling city life. New $1O0 600
bathhouse with all the latest appliances for the
remedial uses of mineral wNers Stopovers on
agents Southern Pacific.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
STRANGE REUNION !
AFTER OVER TWO YEARS j. T. KLONINCER AND WIFE
ARE REUNITED BY MRS. DR.. CLARK

Mr. John T. kloninger OF Redding
SAYS. In writing to Mrs. Dr. Clark
Il followed your advice. and so
located my wife. and we had been
separated for over two years.
loved her dearly and felt that she
loved me. but we had foolish
quarrel and each was too proud to.
give in TO the other until I called
on you for some business advice
last September. You surprised me
by telling me to go back TO my wife;
that she loved me and that our sep
aration was breaking her heart.
How you knew Of our separation I
do not know. unless Ii was clair
voyance. Anyway. found her
where you said I would, and now
we are as happy as can be together
and we dO>pot quarrel any more. I
thank you always.
JOHN T. KLONINGER."
Prof. Richard Todd Kendall. A. NJ.
NJ. D.. LID; of Lowell, Mass. a man
of deep learning and scientific re-
search, says OF Mrs. Dr. Clark:
One of the brightest and most
remarkable psychic adopts and
clairvoyant mediums IL has been my
pleasure to meet is Mrs. DIR. Clark
of San Francisco. Cal. whose clair
voyant feats are not more wonderful
than the manifestations OF her power
in healing the sick During ~
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

Oriental rug auction In Joseph Fred
erlcks & Co.'S carpet department to-
morrow. S19-S35 Ellis street.
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ct al, D; IL int in Ia land, Laie-maloo,
Koolauloa, Oahu. 81, etc. B 296, p 372.
Dated Nov II, 1906.
Hop Yick Wal to Tr of Lin Hop
Tong, c NJ; int in leasehold, bldgs,
livestock. mchnry, rice. water rts.
tools, etc, Waikiki. Honolulu, Oahu.
$4,000. B POT, p 1877. Dated Oct IA. 1907.
Jacinth Texeira to Joe NJ De Santos.
c NJ; hack, harness, horse and mare.
$3.50, B 297, p 1879. Dated Sept p.
1907.
William r Castle, tr, to Manuel de
Corte, Par Rel; lot Z, blk 10, FSalihi.
Honolulu, Oahu. s65. B 297, . POI
Dated Oct 81, 1907.
Frank Godfrey to NJ Ohta, D: lot :
of Lewis tract. Waikiki, Honolulu,
Oahu. s425. B 296, 374. Dated Oct
u, 1907.
Jas W Donald to Won Harnm- Young
Co Ltd, c NJ: 2-cy1inder model F Buick
touring car, factory number 2372.
s1025. B 297, p POI. Dated Oct II,
1907.
Robert w Single to Bruce Cart
wright, NJ; int in pors kuls 1886 and
sol, bldgs, etc, Union st and Adams
lane. Honolulu, Oahu. $4,000. B 297,
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land be surveyed and located by the
Survey Office and arrangements have
been practically completed with Mr.
Wall for having this work done.
Total for Maui, $40, 900.
HAWAII.
Ainakea-5 or Groom building, $4,000
1t is possible that a proposition will
be made to the residents of this sec
ton to make a central school at Alma
kea to accommodate both the Ainakea
and Honomakau children.
Honoma room, $500
Should the proposition mentioned
above be adopted, this $500 will prob
ably be used to increase the size OF
the new Ainakea building.
Honokaa-New or Groom school
house and enlarge cottage, $4,000. This
department owns a very desirable
school lot in Honokaa on which the
teachers cottage is now located. The
school building is on other and unde-
sirable grounds. An attempt will be
made to get additional land mauka of
the lot owned by this department.
Paauilo-New or 6-room school
house. $4,000. Here additional land is
needed and arrangements have been
practically completed with T. FL. Da-
vies & CO., agents for the plantation,
for the acquisition of this land.
Pepeekeo-2 or 3-room schoolhouse
and new teachers cottage. $4,000. A
proposition will be put before the peo-
pie there for the erection of a new
building on an entirely different site
on the government road. The present
school premises are on the road lead
ing from the main road to the mill.
With the other location it would be
possible later to unite the Pepeekeo
and Onomea schools.
Waiakea-uka - New schoolhouse
$500. This building is to be erected
on the new site aready transferred
from the Waiakea plantation company
to this department.
$500. This amount will possibly not
be needed as with the repair fund we
have made an unused portion of the
present school building into teachers
quarters. And with the renewed in
terest shown on the part of the Ca
be necessary to have a new building.
Alae-New broom schoolhouse and
teachers cottage, $4,000. A new site Is
imperatively needed here. The de-
partment has no title to the present
school lot and a more desirable loca-
ton should be chosen.
Total for Hawaii. S43, 500.
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203. Dated Oct IS, 1907.
Yukichi Mikami to Mrs Misa Sheba,
B S; presses, types, furniture, fix
lures, etc. in Jap newspaper Hawaii
Jiyu Shinbun, cor Beretania Ave and
Maunakea st, Honolulu. Oahu. $4,000.
294, p APT. Dated July /, 1907
c Shiozawa to S Sheba, B S; ma
chinery, fixtures, etc. in newspaper bus
Hawaii Shinpo. Honolulu. Oahu. So
900. B 294, 428. Dated Oct l, 1907.
S Sheba and VT to Bank OF Hawaii
Ltd, c NJ; furniture, mchnry. fixtures.
etc, in newspaper business Hawaii
Shinpo and Hawaii Jiyu Shinbun. Ho-I
nolulu. Oahu $4,000 B 297, p 2O7.
Dated Oct TO- 1907
Tokua Naluo and VT to G V Jakins,
D: int in gr 1851. Waikaumalo, Maui
lua. Hilo, Hawaii. 81. B 299, 5s'
Dated Oct IL, 1907
Dorcas Hattie and hsb q @ to w
A Todd. y; 1864 so # land, Pleasant
Ct Hi1n. Hawaii $3.50. B 296, p $40.
Dated Oct IA. 1907.
Kauhane to Kaimi Palohau (w)'
D: int in l 6O-1G0a of kul 1O.310, Pou-
po'twela Kau. Hawaii. $50. etc.
296. p 373. Dated Dec 20, 1905.
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FOR NEW SCHOOLS AND
TEACHERS COTTAGES

building OF same until more informa-
alton is obtained.
Olowalu-New 1-room schoolhouse
and teachers apartments, $4,000. The
present school lot here is a, very un-
desirable one and a new lot has been
selected by the Normal Inspector and
the plantation manager which will.
think, be available very shortly.
Kalaupapa-New broom schoolhouse
$1,000 We have here a beautiful school
lot and the building should be erected
at once.
Kalae-New school building, $500.
The present school grounds and build
ings are the property of the Meyer
brothers and have been given to this
| department free of charge for school
purposes for several years. They have
offered to exchange the land and build
| ings for an old school site near by,
asking a bonus of $500 in cash.
Kaunakakai-New 1-room school
house, $500. Tentative arrangements
have been made with the Molokai
Ranch Company for an exchange of
| the present school lot for land farther
! mauka where we hope to be able to
sink well and get good water. There
| is no water at all on the present school
premises The present premises are an
| old church and school lot and I have
suggested to the Hawaiian Board the
ACCESSIBILITY of making an exchange
with the ranch people whereby we can
get a lot of the same size-nearly two
acres-and permit the church people to
remove their edifice to the same place.
Kamalo-Teacher's cottage, $1,000. Be-
i fore proceeding with any of the Molo-
kai buildings, it is desirable that all
old church and school lots on this is
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In his letter to Governor Frear, Su-
perintendent of Public instruction
Rabbit gave some very interesting in
forma ton regarding, not only the
school needs in the matter of school
houses and teachers cottages. but as
to the plans which have already been
thought out by the department and
are being thought out His letter
gives evidence that the head of the
department has and is gaining very
comprehensive knowledge of the needs
of the schools throughout the Terri
tory, the property of the department,
and in what way it can be bettered.
KAUAI
Hanapepe-New or 10-room school
house and teachers cottage to accom-
modate or teachers, $500. If an
entirely new school is erected, lumber
from the old buildings can probably
be utilized for the erection of the cot
tage. II will be necessary to obtain
more land and 1 shall at once start
negotiations to obtain same.
Total for Kauai, $4,000.
OAHU.
aimanalo-Teacher's cottage, $500.
Manager Chalmers of Waimanalo plan
tation has agreed to allow the depart
ment an additional strip of land along
the makai side of the school premises.
1t will probably also be necessary to
enlarge the present school building.
Kailua-Combined school and cot
tage, $2500. Probably on the plan OF
the Nahiku school and cottage. 1t will
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not be necessary to erect this build
ing before next year.
Wahiawa-New or broom school
house. $500. The Wahiawa Settlement
Association has volunteered to give
this department a fine lot providing
we erect school building to cost not
less than $500.
iWaianae-New or groom school,
house and cottage, $4,000. Cottage to
be built of material on present school
premises. Before deciding on the
number of rooms, I shall obtain in
formation relative to the probable at
tendance. 7 am writing today for this
information. The plantation at Wal
amaze has agreed to make an exchange
for new school lot in place of the
old one. I have already been over the
ground and think the new location
will be a desirable one.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or Groom school,
house, $4,000. Am writing today for
information as to the probable attend
ance. Eva plantation has agreed to
allow US additional land on the Wal
kiki side of the present school prem
ises.
waipahu-Two additional rooms,
$500. These are greatly needed and
should be put up at once. The present
school premises are sufficiently large.
Manoa-Construction of 1-rcom
building in place of small rooms now
on the school premises. $500. This
work need not be done until the sum-
mer vacation.
Total for Oahu, s21,25o.
MAUI.
Ulaino-Teachers' cottage, $780,
This was allowed by the Legislature
but out of the repair fund we have
been able to take one of the cottages
from Haou and erect a cottage at Ula-
inc so that this will not be needed.
Keanae-New Groom schoolhouse
and cottage. s3500 1t is very desirable
that we obtain a new site at Keanae
and I have one in mind which I hope
can be obtained on the Nahiku side Of
the Keanae gulch.
Huelo-Teachers' cottage, $500. It is
proposed to erect this from the old
lumber on the old school lot. We have
here a new schoobhouse and a new lot
well situated
Paia-New or 1e-room scf1oolhouse
and teachers cottage. 81, ZOO. I asked
originally for $4,000 for this school
house and hope to put up concrete
building. The Legislature, however,
took s10,S00 from my estimates for the
Island of Maui reducing this amount
for Paia to $4,000. OF the $500 saved
from Ulaino. 7 would still have avail
able an extra $1,000. I trust that by
saving in other directions l may have
still more to add for this school.
Keokea-Teachers' cottage and addi-
tional l or rooms for the school build
ing, $4,000. 1t is desired here, if pos
sible, to obtain a new lot and move
the present school buildings.
kailua-2-room schoolhouse with
possibly l teachers apartment on land
to be given by the Maui Agricultural
Company. $4,000.
Kama pali-2-room schooIhouse and
teachers apartments. $4,000. I do not
feel sure that this schoolhouse is nee
essary and should not proceed with
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Emblem Babela to Manuel NJ Chi

Emblem Babela to Manuel NJ Chi
qulta 49, ..'.'.-'''.'..'.'''' IA vi
j r Gaspar by agt of mtgee to
Emilia SouZa ............- Fore Entry
J r Gaspar by agt of mtgee to
Emilia Souza .............F Fore Entry
c w Kahawai and VT to Mrs NJ
Kuaioholani e. .................... Z
Kaohimaunu and VT to J ] Silva NJ
William r Castle and VT to Manuel
Novlte IL
Liwai Kali and VT to a n Hay
SeIden l.
H C Junkin to FIRST Bank of
Kanoho Kahau and hsb to Tropic
Agricultural Co ................. .
Joseph L Pa ct al to Theophilus
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B Castle and VT to Harriet r
Paxton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ID
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Abb>&% Vs. =
May be your system of keeping accounts is not
up to the ideas of the modem accountant; perhaps
you would do better If you changed, or will you
stay by the old because your father did SO? Get
off the mule car and take trolley.
Il you prefer the new style, or the old, we can
help you to a point on January where you can
90 out and make New Year calls with the same
ease as your neighbour If you will listen to our
suggestion you will have your books in order to do
| things.
One branch Of our business is making books for
busy men, Some who are little in advance use
loose leaf systems for their daily records and obtain
/ good results. That IS the modern method and we
have as good facilities for turning out that class of
| work as any manufacturer on the coast and we do
it for the same price, What is quite to the point,
we do it just as we'll, often more satisfactory be-
cause you are near at hand to select the ruling and
style of type and you get the work quicker.
If you believe In the old style let us have your
order for set of books for 1908, a set that will
give you satisfaction in every way. Give the order
now while it is on your mind and we will deliver
to you SO you may write IN your headings and be
able to rest on New Year and start fresh next day.
If you are an accountant this is matter for your
careful consideration. If you are at the head of a
business, large or small, you should have your ac-
counts in such shape that you can readily tell how
over this suggestion A loose leaf system facilitates
simpifies the business and makes it plain for the
head Of the house.
Audit companies throughout the United States
Il
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REALTY TRANSACTIONS

Entered of Record October IS, 1907.
Florence K Hoolae and hsb to
Jung YIN Observation-Disclosures. D
Puma (w) to Ii Kaualii DID,. .
] w K Keiki and VT by affdt Of
mtgee to J Alfred Magoon .
Observation-Disclosures. Fore Affdt
r W Holt to Waialua Agrctl Co
Ltd ...... L
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Recorded October q. 1907.

Margaret Cullen to NJ Cullen. Rel:
r P 2422. ku1 1872, Waiahole, Koolau-
poke. Oahu. $500. B 297, 1876. Dat
ed Oct 10. 1907.
Ka<elaka Lua Ck) to Julian K Lua
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Oahu Ice & Electric
COMPANY.

Ice delivered at any part Of the city.
Island orders promptly filed. Tel. Main
SOS. P. o. Box 500. Office. Kewalo.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-12-12
Negroes Attack Officer.

COLUMBUS, MISS, December TO-
Pickens county, Alabama, is about to
have another outbreak among ne
groes and news from that locality
paints an alarming state of affairs.
The trouble started Sunday after
noon when a constable named Wig
lowe started from Gorde, ten miles
from Carrollton, the county seat, to
arrest negro named Will Lowe,
charged with stealing cotton.
After making the arrest the con-
stable was met in the public road by
a mob of fifty negroes, led by the
prisoners brother, who began firing.
The negro prisoner under the con-
stables care was instantly killed by
a shot from his own brothers gun,
and the constable was shot several
times, though not seriously. The
mob Of negroes left the constable and
prisoner for dead and retreated:
Fifteen negroes are in Carrollton
jail charged with completely in the
affair.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-12-12
FLEEING WIFE is KILLED.
Husband Shoots Her as She Seeks q
Refuge.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 8-Frank
Click, a machinist, % years old, to-
day shot and killed his wife, Mrs.
Ruth Click, and then shot himself
through the head, and now lies dying
at the city hospital. The tragedy oc-
Cured on Bilbo avenue, in the home
of negress, where Mrs. Click had
taken refuge. Domestic troubles are
assigned as the cause.
Mrs. Click was about %. years old,
and had been divorced from a former
husband. She and Click were married
last July and went to Memphis to
live. She returned to Nashville some
two weeks ago, going to the home OF
her father, w. N. Bilbo, wealthy
real estate owner.
Click returned last night and at his
request Mrs. Click met him this after
noon on Bilbo avenue, near the scene
of the killing. After a brief con-
versation with him, she suddenly
ran, with Click pursuing her. Her
flight.ended in the rear room Of the
dwelling of Salhe Hughes, colored,
and there, with no witnesses, the
shooting occurred.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-12-12
The Great South.

Opportunity iswritteneverywhere.
It is painted by the sun on every
landscape. What will this great
South be? In ten years what will
Aiken Heights be? Ifyou are paying
rent, this is your opportunity to
secure a lot upon which to begin a
home. If you would share In Aiken
prosperity, which matters not
whether you be in New York, Georgia
or South Carolina or any State in the
Union. Isxou want to invest your
savings wh,,e they will make money,
buy one or more lots in AikenHeights.
Less than three-fourths Of a mile
North of Aiken, S. C.. One of the
greatest towns in the South. The
natural resources of Aiken and with
her advancing march compels the
advancement Of Aiken Heights.
Call on our agent, Mr.. H. A. Ray.